MORE MODOQUE – FESTSCHRIFT FOR MIKLÓS MARÓTH

Edited by Pál Fodor, Gyula Mayer, Martina Monostori, Kornél Szovák and László Takács MTA BTK Történettudományi Intézet, 2013 The volume of essays entitled More modoque. Die Wurzeln der europäischen Kultur und deren Rezeption im Orient und Okzident has been published by the Research Centre for the Humanities of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences with the contribution of the Research Centre for Ancient Studies (MTA Ókortudományi Kutatócsoport) in the honour of the classical philologist and prominent scholar of orientalism, Prof. Miklós Maróth on his 70th birthday. The papers have been selected and edited by Pál Fodor, Gyula Mayer, Martina Monostori, Kornél Szovák and László Takács. A kötet adatai: Formátum: B/5 Kötés: keménytáblás Megjelenés éve: 2013 Terjedelem: 567 oldal Inhalt Tabula gratulatoria Zum Geleit I. Griechenland in der Antike und Byzanz Zsigmond Ritoók Invokationen. Ein Abriss Zsolt Adorjáni Lyric and Prophecy: The Poetics of the Homeric Hymn to Hermes Pat Easterling Authority without a Name: A Note on Traditional Wisdom in Greek Tragedy László Horváth The Importance of Delivery: The Background of an Illustrative Anecdote Marwan R ashed Méléagre de Gadara: Quatre poèmes autobiographiques mal compris (Anth. gr. VII 416, 417, 418, 419) Tamás Mészáros Byzantine Metrical Scholia on Thucydides Elvira Pataki Platon le poisson, ou Platon la cigale. Notes sur des images métapoétiques dans les Silloi de Timon de Phlionte Péter Lautner Accounting for the Lack. Why Is There No Discussion of Plato’s Theory of Sense-perception in the Neoplatonic Commentaries on Aristotle’ De anima? Tibor Szepessy Heliodoros and the Maccabees Christian Gastgeber Dioskuridiana. Miscellanea zum Wiener Dioskurides Codex Med. gr. 1 Zoltán Farkas An Interpretation of Michael Psellus’ or. theol. 19 II. Rom bis zum Ende der Antike Gregory Nagy Virgil's Verse invitus, regina... and Its Poetic Antecedents László Takács Bemerkungen zur Vergil-Kritik des L. Annaeus Cornutus László Havas Le portrait du peuple romain, dessiné par Florus d’après la tradition littéraire sur Alexandre le Grand Zsolt Visy A New Military Diploma from Pannonia Inferior Péter Kovács Constantine, the Sarmatians, the Goths and Pannonia III. Der Orient und seine Verknüpfung mit dem Westen Sebastian Brock The Letter of the Emperor Julian to Basil of Caesarea, and Basil’s Reply, in a Syriac Translation Erica C. D. Hunter Syr HT 140: Commemorating Mar Cyriacus and Julitta Nicholas Sims-Williams A Sogdian Fragment of the Martyrdom of Cyriacus and Julitta Zoltán Szombathy Between Myth and Genealogy: A Lineage History in Arabic from Ghana Orsolya Varsányi The Terminology of Body in Ninth-century Christian Apology Gotthard Strohmaier Koranische Kosmologie und das Zusammentreffen der beiden Meere Abdessamad Belhaj Crossroads of Reflection: Avicenna and ‘Abd al-Jabbār on the Widely- transmitted Propositions Carmela Baffioni The Terms Ibdā‘, al-Mubda‘ al-Awwal, and Mubda‘āt in the Rasā’il Ikhwān al-Ñafā’ Dominique Urvoy Pensée spéculative et choix de langue dans l’aire moyen-orientale et méditerranéenne médiévale Marie-ThérÈse Urvoy La perception ambiguë du monde non islamique par un lettré musulman du XIIe siècle Charles E. Butterworth How to Read Alfarabi Anna Flóra Kis Theory of Research: al-Farabi’s Commentary on Aristotle’s Topics Jules Janssens Ibn Sīnā on Substance in Chapter Two of the Ma‘qūlāt (Categories) of the Shifā’ István Lánczky Avicenna on the Afterlife: An Attempt to Resolve the Problem of the Bodily Dispositions Balázs Major “Anklīs” – A Possible Trace of European Presence in the Medieval Syrian Vocabulary António Dias Farinha Le commerce de Berbérie et la premiere banque au Portugal (1465) Pál Fodor Hungary between East and West: The Ottoman Turkish Legacy György Hazai Zur Geschichte einer klassisch-arabischen Literaturgattung in der altosmanischen Literatur Iván Szántó Warrior under the Glaze: A Ceramic Panel from Ottoman Aleppo Bert G. Fragner Gelehrtes „networking“ in Zeiten des Kalten Krieges: Persische Diplomatik als ein grenzüberschreitender Forschungsgegenstand IV. Renaissance und Humanismus Rémi Brague La transmission de l’héritage antique: Le rapport à la tradition Hans Daiber Ramon Llull as a Humanist Josef Puig Montada Vicente Galarza und seine Vorlesungen über altklassische Philosophie Kornél Szovák Beweisführung in politischen Briefen des 12–13. Jahrhunderts aus Ungarn Daniel Škoviera De contemptu mundi auf zweierlei Weise: Erasmus von Rotterdam und Valentinus Ecchius C. Edmund Bosworth An Elizabethan English Traveller in Eastern Europe 1593: Fynes Moryson and His Itinerary Nicol Sipeki Syntaxis ornata or System of Language Virtues in a Stylistic and Rhetorical Tradition in Jesuit Education Péter Tusor Why did Pázmány of the Jesuit Order Become a Somascan? Bibliographie der Werken von Miklós Maróth (Ádám Bujdosó) Register der alten Eigennamen