Les préliminaires textuels de Robert Browning by Yann Tholoniat

“…In the paratext—and especially in the titles, subtitles and epigraphs—Browning’s endeavour is twofold: the poet teases the reader and he tries to channel or rather tune up the speaker’s voice by means of various combinations of a number of paratextual elements. …”
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Intuitionistic fuzzy variational inequalities and their applications by Tareq Saeed

“…By using the concept of epigraph, the characterization of intuitionistic convex fuzzy mappings is also discussed. …”
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Apocalypse Now? Kate Atkinson Reads Ovid’s Metamorphoses by Barbara Weiden Boyd

“…Atkinson clearly signals her debt to Ovid in several epigraphs, but the overall impression left with readers who know Ovid only as a repository of classical myth has caused Atkinson’s remarkably inventive reception of Ovidian poetics to be misread. …”
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Archiving a TEI Project FAIRly by Andrew Creamer, Gaia Lembi, Elli Mylonas, Michael Satlow

“…The source files with inscription text and metadata are encoded using EpiDoc, a TEI customization widely used by epigraphers. As the project prepared to deposit its XML files in an institutional repository, it transformed them into a locally developed robust archival format. …”
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Los mayas y los otros: integración y distinción cultural en el paisaje urbano y rural de Copán by Felix Kupprat

“…This article explores new ways of approaching Maya identity in the regional state of Copan by the means of a comparative epigraphic analysis that responds to settlement patterns and recent archaeological and bioarchaeological data. …”
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Escritura publicitaria en el tránsito entre el medievo y la modernidad by Alejandro García Morilla

“…This mechanism – text+image –, does not represent any novelty, but the use of different graphic types within the same epigraphic group does. This phenomenon is characteristic of and almost exclusive to the epigraphy of the transition between the medieval decline and the dawn of modernity. …”
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Le cirque de Lugdunum : données anciennes et récentes by Michèle Monin, Djamila Fellague

“…A new reading of earlier documentation, an overview of the various hypotheses, the study of epigraphic and stone testimonies, and a topographical analysis allow a series of arguments for a location of the circus on the plateau of Fourvière, westwards from the street Pauline-Marie-Jaricot (5th district). …”
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Sens/Agedincum, cité des Sénons by Pierre Nouvel, Anne Delor-Ahü, Émilien Estur, Stéphane Venault

“…However, evidence for of the city’s first decades is scarce, even if we postulate that some of the monuments attested at a later period (forum, baths, extra-urban sanctuary of the Motte du Ciar) already existed. The scarcity of epigraphic and archaeological documents in situ does not permit us an informed study of the population structure and the nature of the activities that took place here. …”
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Joint waveform and precoding design for coexistence of MIMO radar and MU‐MISO communication by Tong Wei, Linlong Wu, Bhavani Shankar Mysore Rama Rao

“…Towards this end, the epigraph‐form reformulation is first adopted, and then an alternating maximisation (AM) method is devised, in which the Dinkelbach’s algorithm is used to tackle the nonconvex fractional‐programing subproblem. …”
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Supports d’écriture et gestion de production au quotidien dans le nord de la Gaule (Nerviens, Atrébates) : estampilles et graffiti sur briques et sur tuiles by Christine Hoët-Van Cauwenberghe

“…This new material opens up new avenues as far as onomastics is concerned and will augment the epigraphic corpus from the production sites for architectural elements, in this case found on the consumption site. …”
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Retour sur l’arc d’Orange (Vaucluse), son environnement et sa datation by Djamila Fellague

“…Associated to this hypothesis, the idea of a devasting flood will also be mentionned in the following lines but as this article is not an epigraphic study and because its purpose is not to provide any certainty, this thesis will only be briefly considered. …”
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Un nouveau cachet à collyres découvert à Reims/Durocortorum by Muriel Pardon-Labonnelie, Magalie Cavé, Aurélie Troublard

“…It presents exceptional morphological and epigraphic features. Like the majority of the other 365 eyedrop cachets recorded to date, this one is a rectangular parallelepiped with a square cross-section, cut from shiny grey-green rock –most likely fine-grained greywacke– the edges of which have been chamfered on the two largest sides. …”
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Les inscriptions du mithraeum d’Angers-Iuliomagus (Maine-et-Loire) : nouvelles données sur le culte de Mithra by Michel Molin, Jean Brodeur, Maxime Mortreau

“…AD, when the mithraeum seems to have been deliberately and brutally destroyed. The epigraphic objects excavated in context, not in reuse, except from two of them, includes eight short inscriptions from which seven are related to the Mithra cult. …”
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Une inscription méconnue de Cos/Cosa dans la cité des Cadurques by Sabine Armani

“…The first edition emphasised localism in its restitutions, considering the last letters of the first line as the epigraphic attestation –hitherto unseen as Cossa– of the local toponym. …”
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Imperial coinage and representation of Iulia Cornelia Salonina (253-268 AD) by Adrián Gordón Zan

“…However, we know that she was the wife of Gallienus, who ruled between 253 and 268, and that is why we have her presence in numismatic and epigraphic sources. Considering the importance of coinage as a medium for the distribution of the imperial image, this study presents the main characteristics of the typology of the imperial coinage of Salonina. …”
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La peur dans The City of Dreadful Night (1874) de James Thomson by Françoise Dupeyron-Lafay

“…Although its form is largely indebted to 19th century poetic codes, the mood of The City surprisingly pre-dates the 20th century sense of the tragic and the absurd. One of the epigraphs is drawn from Dante’s Inferno, but in the poem, hell has nothing to do with the punishment the damned undergo in the world beyond. …”
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Intercultural and Intertextual Crossings in Sarah Howe’s Loop of Jade (2015) by Yasna Bozhkova

“…After the actual experience of return paradoxically leads to a crisis of identification, intertextuality becomes an alternative route allowing Howe to approach her origins obliquely. A Borgesian epigraph – a surprising abecedary of apparently arbitrary categories of animals given in a “certain Chinese encyclopedia” – becomes a structuring device for the whole collection, announcing its project to reflect on real or imaginary cultural differences. …”
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Systematic comparison of Mendelian randomisation studies and randomised controlled trials using electronic databases by Jie Zheng, George Davey Smith, Tom R Gaunt, Maria K Sobczyk

“…Objective To scope the potential for (semi)-automated triangulation of Mendelian randomisation (MR) and randomised controlled trials (RCTs) evidence since the two methods have distinct assumptions that make comparisons between their results invaluable.Methods We mined ClinicalTrials.Gov, PubMed and EpigraphDB databases and carried out a series of 26 manual literature comparisons among 54 MR and 77 RCT publications.Results We found that only 13% of completed RCTs identified in ClinicalTrials.Gov submitted their results to the database. …”
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கலை நோக்கில் திருப்பரங்குன்றம் / Tiruparankundram in the Perception of Art by முனைவர் பீ. பெரியசாமி / Dr. B. Periyaswamy

“…The temple's rich historical and epigraphical significance is underscored by inscriptions that provide valuable insights into its antiquity and evolution. …”
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TRANSFORMATION OF PREHISTORIC TO HISTORIC LANDSCAPE: THE EXAMPLE OF CIVITAS LOPSICA by Vedrana Glavaš, Miroslav Glavičić

“…During the first century AD, Lopsica achieved municipal status, which was confirmed by epigraphic evidence. Onomastic analysis shows that the inscriptions mentioned members of the autochthonous Romanised aristocracy, who maintained their acquired positions of authority and were a privileged class in the administrative and economic structure of the municipium. …”
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