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In questo numero Nicolas RoudetBibliographie des travaux de Concetta Luna (avril 2024) I.Texts, Schools, and History of Science / Textes, écoles, histoire des sciencesFrancesco AdemolloAristotle, Metaphysics Δ 26, 1023 b 26–7: The First Definition of Whole Richard SorabjiAn Application of Social oikeiōsis (Affiliation) to Other Humans in Time of Pandemic Richard GouletLa datation de Cléomède Lorenzo SalernoI Theologumena Arithmeticae dello ps.-Giamblico: alcune note testuali al capitolo sulla Tetrade Frans A.J. de HaasAlexander of Aphrodisias on Analysis to the First PrincipleHenri Hugonnard-RocheDe l’ Isagoge aux Analytiques: Sur quelques étapes de la formation d’un corpus syriaque (puis arabe)de logique à l’époque tardo-antique (et au-delà) Daniel KingSeverus Sebokht On Deductions in Aristotle’s Prior Analytics Rüdiger Arnzen, Pieter Sjoerd HasperSophistical Refutations 33: Three Arabic Translations and the Greek Original Stefano Gattei“Vita spoliatus iacerem, nisi dulcedo astronomiae retinuisset animam”Il manifesto di Regiomontano per un rinascimento delle scienze matematiche (Padova, 1464) Nicolas RoudetThe Name of the Father. About a Mysterious Jesuit Mentioned by Keplerin the Phaenomenon singulare (1609) Denis SavoieTeodosio Rossi, le gnomoniste des PapesGiovanna VaraniRisonanze elleniche e prima modernità.Scorribande letterarie leibniziane nella poesia greca arcaica Carlo GabbaniΣῴζειν τὰ φαινόμεναAppunti sulle vicende e i significati di un principio II.Platonism and Neoplatonism / Platonisme et néoplatonismeFranco FerrariLa relazione inafferrabile. Immagini, analogie e metafore nella metafisica di Platone Bruno Centrone“Nulla è più forte dell’episteme”Note sull’intellettualismo etico in Platone tra il Protagora e le Leggi Dominic J. O’MearaSallustius’ On Gods and the UniverseA Manual for Teachers of Platonic Philosophy? Jan OpsomerPlutarch’s Predecessors in the Exegesis of Plato Federico M. PetrucciNotes on the Post-Hellenistic Platonist Debate on Divine Causation: Plutarch, Taurus, Atticus Gabriele GalluzzoPlotinus and the Identity Theory of Truth Leonida VanniLa concezione plotiniana della parcellizzazione (μερισμός)Parte II: l’origine della parcellizzazione dei corpi Riccardo ChiaradonnaLo statuto della differenza specifica: da Alessandro di Afrodisia a Giamblico Marco Zambon“La virtú è una veste divina” (Didym., GenT 92, 12)La dottrina della virtú in Didimo il Cieco Gerd Van RielProclus. L’abeille. Sur le discours des Muses dans la RépubliqueNouvelle édition et traduction Jean-Pierre SchneiderLes 4 “questions” scientifiques aristotélicienneset les Introductions à la philosophie de l’Antiquité tardive Benedikt Strobel, Carlos SteelWilliam of Moerbeke’s Twofold Translation of Philoponus’ Commentary on De Anima III 4, 429 a 10–13A Comparative Analysis with a Greek Retroversion Stéphane ToussaintLa Vénus de Plotin. Pic contre Ficin

The stark contrast of the desert, mountains, seas, and cataracts surrounding the fertile river valley creates a dramatic separation between Egypt and the rest of the world. Despite this physical – often pretended – barrier, Egypt has historically been deeply connected to the cultures of the Eastern Mediterranean, Western Asia, and Northeast Africa. These interactions have led to a complex intermingling of culture, materials, religions, ideas, and iconography, resulting in the emergence of new forms of cultural identity. The papers of this volume, presented to prof. Marilina Betrò, aim to explore various aspects of these interactions, spanning from the 3rd millennium BC to Roman and Medieval times, encompassing regions from Mesopotamia to the Levant, from Anatolia to the Aegean, and from the Roman Empire to Syria. – IntroductionGianluca Miniaci, Christian Greco, Paolo Del Vesco, Mattia Mancini, Cristina Alù– Contact, mobility, migration: social and economic interaction across Egyptian borders (Early and Middle Bronze Age)Juan Carlos Moreno García– Between exchanges, interactions, and entanglements. The Egyptians and the others at Mersa/Wadi GawasisAndrea Manzo– Jericho and Egypt during the Early Bronze Age: some evidence of trade and cultural interactionLorenzo Nigro– Patterns of religiosity in the Levant and Egypt during the second millennium BCE: the case of the anthropoid clay coffinsNicola Laneri, Chiara Pappalardo– Secondary Urbanisation in Northern Lebanon and the Role of ByblosFrances Pinnock– Dalla corona osiriaca alla kidaris. Iconografie egiziane in un laboratorio di coroplasti nella Fenicia di età persianaIda Oggiano– Anat und die Zerkauer des FleischesJoachim Friedrich Quack– Notes on Mesopotamian metrology II. The representation of weighing balances in the 3rd millennium BCLuca Peyronel– The Lady of the Mirror. On some artifacts from the Middle Assyrian tomb 1424 at Tell Barri (NE Syria)Anacleto D’Agostino– Reconsidering a Southern Route. Relations between Southern Mesopotamia, Susiana and Egypt at the End of the Fourth Millennium BCSara Pizzimenti– The Hittite-Egyptian Relations Before the Amarna Age: Notes on KBo 31.40 and Related TextsMatteo Vigo– Teli-Teššob, a Hittite Messenger at the Court of Ramesses IIStefano de Martino– Trade, piracy and the protection of sea-lanes in the Mycenaean world and EgyptJorrit M. Kelder– Five Egyptian Scarabs from the Mycenaean Cemetery of Langada on Kos: Context, Function, and Cultural SignificanceSalvatore Vitale, Katarzyna Dudlik, Louis Dautais– The sense of Egypt: The materials and landscapes of otherness in the houses of PompeiiAnna Anguissola– Un nome d’Horo di CaracallaNicola Barbagli– Libri dall’Egitto: la biblioteca privata del patriarca siro-ortodosso Ignazio bar Shayallah (1483-1493)Pier Giorgio Borbone