III.   Miscellaneous Studies in Magical Language and Ritual Expression

Articles in the same Issue

1. Contents
2. Titelei
3. Titlepages
4. Titlepages
5. Contents
6. Contents
7. I. Personal Names and Religion in Antiquity
8. I.   Personal Names and Religion in Antiquity
9. Introduction
10. L’onomastique des soldats de l’armée romaine tardive dans les provinces balkano-danubiennes
11. Names and religious categories among the Jews of Asia Minor from the 3^rd to the 6^th centuries CE
12. Onomastics as Indicators of Conversion to Islam in Egypt: A Survey of Seventh-to-Ninth-Century Papyri
13. Magical Names: Tracing Religious Changes in Egyptian Magical Texts from Roman and Early Islamic Egypt
14. II. Carved words: Material Aspects of Curse Tablets and the Literature of the New Testament World
15. II.   Carved words: Material Aspects of Curse Tablets and the Literature of the New Testament World
16. Introduction
17. Defixiones in sepulkralen Kontexten
18. „Eros hat mir ins Herz geritzt“.
19. Haptic Storytelling: Body Markings and Destroyed Bodies in the Book of Revelation through the Lens of Amulets and Curse Tablets
20. „Verkehrt sollst du leben, so wie dies verkehrt geschrieben ist.“
21. Qui sacra impia nocturnave, ut quem obcantarent defigerent obligarent, fecerint …
22. III. Miscellaneous Studies in Magical Language and Ritual Expression
23. III.   Miscellaneous Studies in Magical Language and Ritual Expression
24. Inscribed Lead Tablets in Small Animal Bodies: An Intersection of Greek and Egyptian Cursing in Late-Roman Egypt?
25. Historiolae in the Hebrew Bible
26. Trimming the Text: Reading Ritual and Narrative Healing in the Babylonian Talmud