WHEN A LONG-LOST INSCRIPTION (CIL III, 944) SUDDENLY GROWS. ABOUT A MANUSCRIPT REGARDING ROMAN DISCOVERIES FROM CĂLUGĂRENI / MIKHÁZA
WHEN A LONG-LOST INSCRIPTION (CIL III, 944) SUDDENLY GROWS. ABOUT A MANUSCRIPT REGARDING ROMAN DISCOVERIES FROM CĂLUGĂRENI / MIKHÁZA
Author(s): Dorottya NyulasSubject(s): Archaeology, Cultural history, 19th Century, Source Material
Published by: Editura Mega Print SRL
Keywords: József Kemény; manuscript; Călugăreni / Mikháza; inscription; collegium utriclariorum;
Summary/Abstract: This paper presents and comments on a manuscript, written by count József Kemény in 1847 about a few Roman finds from Călugăreni (HU: Mikháza, Mureș County). Even if most of the information present in this manuscript were already published by Johann Ferdinand Neigebaur, it does bring some clarifications regarding the inscription of the collegium utriclariorum (CIL III, 944 = IDR III/4, 215), the four coins and other objects found in the summer of 1847 at Călugăreni. In addition, this paper also touches upon the scientific networking present around the count in this period, as well as the background of the manuscript.
Journal: Marisia. Archaeologia, Historia, Patrimonium
- Issue Year: 2021
- Issue No: 3
- Page Range: 165-190
- Page Count: 26
- Language: English
