Grüll, Tibor, editor. Representations of writing materials on Roman funerary monuments: Text, image, message (Workshop) (2021 : Online) issuing body.
Notes:
"Publication of this book was sponsored by the National Research, Development, and Innovation Office of Hungary (NKFI K 135317)"--Title page verso. "The eight studies in this volume were delivered as lectures at an online conference organized by the Department of Ancient History at the University of Pécs in October 2021"--Back cover. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Representations of writing tools and materials on Roman funerary monuments / Tibor Grüll, Nándor Agócs, János Jusztinger, Ernő Szabó -- Clio and Calliope : why diptych and scroll? / Elizabeth A. Meyer -- Educated by the nine Muses? / Josy Luginbühl -- Tablet in hand : Tabulae as markers of professional and social identity of Roman scribae / Benjamin Hartmann -- Representations of writing tools and materials on Phrygian door stelae / Tibor Grüll -- Broadening the view on literacy in Palmyra : ten years after the first attempt / Łukasz Sokołowski -- The scroll and codex on funerary steles in the Upper Moesian Limes / Sanja Pilipović -- Depictions of bone 'spatulate' strips and a few thoughts about their function / Anna Willi.
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