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Firmissima Et Splendidissima Populi Romani Colonia. L'epigrafia Anforica Di Mutina E Del Suo Territorio 17738 | Format: 210 x 297 mm | Llom 15 mm | CMYK + Pantone 159 C UNION ACADÉMIQUE INTERNATIONALE CORPUS INTERNATIONAL DES TIMBRES AMPHORIQUES (Fascicule 25) bajo los auspicios de la REAL ACADEMIA DE LA HISTORIA TÍTULOS PUBLICADOS continuación 54. GUSTAVO GARCÍA VIVAS, Ronald Syme. El camino hasta “La Revolución Romana” (1928-1939). Prólogo de Anthony R. Birley, 2016. Manuela Mongardi 55. JOSÉ REMESAL RODRÍGUEZ (ed.), Economía romana. Nuevas perspectivas / The Roman economy. New perspectives, 2017. 56. JORDI PRINCIPAL, TONI ÑACO DEL HOYO, MONTSERRAT DURAN, IMMA MESTRES (eds.), Roma en la Península Ibérica presertoriana. Escenarios de implantación militar provincial, 2017. 57. HELENA JIMÉNEZ VIALÁS, Carteia y Traducta. Ciudades y territorio en la orilla norte del estrecho de Gibraltar (siglos VII a.C. – III d.C.), 2017. 58. 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L’EPIGRAFIA ANFORICA DI MUTINA E DEL SUO TERRITORIO Firmissima et splendidissima populi Romani colonia et splendidissima populi Romani Firmissima Manuela Mongardi 9 7 8 8 4 9 1 6 8 1 8 5 4 REAL ACADEMIA DE LA HISTORIA 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (coberta).indd 1 08/01/19 10:57 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) FIRMISSIMA ET SPLENDIDISSIMA POPULI ROMANI COLONIA Col·lecció INSTRUMENTA 62 Barcelona 2018 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) UNION ACADÉMIQUE INTERNATIONALE CORPUS INTERNATIONAL DES TIMBRES AMPHORIQUES (Fascicule 25) bajo los auspicios de la REAL ACADEMIA DE LA HISTORIA FIRMISSIMA ET SPLENDIDISSIMA POPULI ROMANI COLONIA. L’EPIGRAFIA ANFORICA DI MUTINA E DEL SUO TERRITORIO MANUELA MONGARDI 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) Universidad de Barcelona. Datos catalográficos Mongardi, Manuela, autor Firmissima et splendidissima populi romani colonia : l’epigrafia anforica di Mutina e del suo territorio. - (Col·lecció Instrumenta ; 62) Inclou bibliografia i índexs ISBN 978-84-9168-185-4 I. Títol II. Col·lecció: Instrumenta (Universitat de Barcelona) ; 62 1. Arqueologia clàssica 2. Àmfores 3. Epigrafia 4. Inscripcions llatines 5. Mòdena (Itàlia) 6. 510aC-476dC © Edicions de la Universitat de Barcelona Adolf Florensa, s/n 08028 Barcelona Tel.: 934 035 430 Fax: 934 035 531 [email protected] www.publicacions.ub.edu 1.ª edición: Barcelona, 2018 Director de la colección: José Remesal Secretario de la colección: Antonio Aguilera CEIPAC http://ceipac.ub.edu Sello de Calidad en Edición Académica. 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Bolli anforici e opercula fittili iscritti del Modenese: contesti e analisi 41 2.1 Alcune considerazioni sul significato dei bolli sulle anfore di produzione italica 41 2.2 Epigrafia anforica del Modenese: i principali contesti di rinvenimento 44 2.2.1 Modena, Parco Novi Sad 45 2.2.2 Modena, viale Reiter 49 2.2.3 Modena, via Selmi, area della Cassa di Risparmio 51 2.2.4 S. Cesario sul Panaro, località Podere S. Anna, oratorio S. Anna 51 2.3 Analisi dei bolli anforici 55 2.3.1 Anfore rodie 55 2.3.2 Dressel 1 56 2.3.3 Lamboglia 2 57 2.3.3.1 Anfore di transizione tra Lamboglia 2 e Dressel 6A 66 2.3.4 Anfore ovoidali adriatiche 68 2.3.5 Dressel 2-4 69 2.3.6 Dressel 6A 73 2.3.6.1 Dressel 6A medio-adriatiche e di probabile produzione medio- adriatica 73 2.3.6.2 Dressel 6A cisalpine e di probabile produzione cisalpina 93 2.3.6.3 Dressel 6A di produzione incerta e probabili Dressel 6A 100 2.3.7 Dressel 6B 102 2.3.7.1 Dressel 6B cisalpine e di probabile produzione cisalpina 103 2.3.7.2 Dressel 6B istriane e di probabile produzione istriana 110 2.3.7.3 Dressel 6B di produzione incerta 114 2.3.8 Anforette adriatiche da pesce 122 2.4 Opercula fittili recanti singoli grafemi, lettere e pseudolettere 124 3. Tituli picti del Modenese: analisi 127 3.1. Anfore per salse e salsamenta di pesce 127 3.1.1 Beltrán IIA 127 3.1.2 Anfore betiche e di morfologia betica per salse di pesce 129 3.1.3 Anforette adriatiche da pesce 135 3.1.4 Anfora di produzione adriatica utilizzata per il trasporto di salse di pesce 138 17738_Firmissima et Splendidissima populi romani colonia (tripa) 3.2. Anfore vinarie 138 3.2.1 Anfore vinarie di produzione italica 138 3.2.2 Anfore vinarie e probabilmente vinarie di produzione egea o microasiatica 140 3.3 Anfore da olive 141 3.3.1 Schörgendorfer 558 141 4. L’instrumentum fittile inscriptum di Mutina e del suo territorio: considerazioni conclusive 143 4.1 Marchi su laterizi 143 4.2 Marchi su lucerne 145 4.3 Marchi su ceramica fine da mensa 147 4.4 Epigrafia anforica 149 4.5 Osservazioni conclusive 155 Corpora dell’epigrafia anforica del Modenese: guida alla consultazione 159 5. Corpus dei bolli anforici e degli opercula fittili iscritti del Modenese 161 5.1 Bolli 161 5.1.1 Bolli su anfore rodie 161 5.1.2 Bollo su Dressel 1 161 5.1.3 Bolli su Lamboglia 2 161 5.1.4 Bolli su Lamboglia 2 incerti e frammentari 165 5.1.5 Bolli su probabili Lamboglia 2 167 5.1.6 Bolli su Lamboglia 2 o Dressel 1 168 5.1.7 Bolli su Lamboglia 2 o Dressel 6A 168 5.1.8 Bolli su forme di transizione tra Lamboglia 2 e Dressel 6A 170 5.1.9 Bollo su anfora ovoidale brindisina 171 5.1.10 Bolli su anfore ovoidali medio-adriatiche 171 5.1.11 Bolli su Dressel 2-4 173 5.1.12 Bolli su Dressel 2-4 incerti e frammentari 174 5.1.13 Bolli su Dressel 6A 174 5.1.14 Bolli su Dressel 6A incerti e frammentari 199 5.1.15 Bolli su probabili Dressel 6A 200 5.1.16 Bolli su Dressel 6A o Dressel 6B 200 5.1.17 Bolli su Dressel 6B 200 5.1.18 Bolli su Dressel 6B incerti e frammentari 217 5.1.19 Bollo su anforetta adriatica da pesce 219 5.1.20 Bolli su anfore di forma non identificata 219 5.1.21 Bolli su anfore di forma non identificata frammentari e incerti 221 5.2 Opercula fittili recanti singoli grafemi, lettere e pseudolettere 224 6.
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