Giuseppe Furlani
Biographic Data
| ID | 3829962 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giuseppe Furlani |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giuseppe |
| FAMILY NAME | Furlani |
| SIGNATURE | FURLANI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florence |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1915 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Basic Aspect of Hittite Religion
The religions of ancient Western Asia, though presenting in detail a number of differences, agree in their conception of the relation between man and god. This is the same relation that exists between the servant and his master, or between the subject and his king or prince. According to the religions of ancient Western Asia, man had to serve his god, his king and his master, and this service constituted his religion. In fact, man was created sol…
La Religione degli Hittiti
The Yezidi Villages in Northern 'Irāq
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Sarcofaghi partici di kakzu
Nelle rovine delle antiche città della Valle dei Due Fiumi gli strati più recenti sogliono risalire al periodo persiano ossia all'epoca dei Parti e dei Sassanidi, quando la Mesopotamia faceva parte dell'impero partico o del regno sassanidico. In quasi tutti i luoghi dove gli scavatori hanno iniziato delle ricerche archeologiche essi si sono imbattuti anzitutto in rovine più o meno vaste e più o meno importanti di questi due periodi. Già il Loftus…
Religione dei Yezidi; Testi Religiosi dei Yezidi
A Short Physiognomic Treatise in the Syriac Language
UP to now only one physiognomic treatise in the Syriac language has been made public. It forms the XXth chapter of the Laughable Stories collected by 1a\r Gregory John Bar Hebraeus, and has been published on pp. 149-156 of the edition of this last named work, by E. A. Budge (London, 1897); an English version is to be found on pp. 177-185 of the same book. Morales had published previously some extracts also of this chapter of the Laughable Stories…
VII. A Cosmological Tract by Pseudo-Dionysius in the Syriac Language
The small cosmological tract I here publish, and which is attributed to Dionysius, Bishop of Athens, I have taken from the MS. marked 7192 Rich., now Add. 7192, of the British Museum. This is a MS. in quarto on vellum, containing not more than seventy-six folios, and belongs probably, so far as we can judge from the good esṭrangĕlô character in which it is written, to the eighth century. The treatise begins on f. 57 c —there are two columns of th…
Contributions to the History of Greek Philosophy in the Orient, Syriac Texts, IV
Giuseppe Furlani, Contributions to the History of Greek Philosophy in the Orient, Syriac Texts, IV: A Syriac Version of the λόγος κεφαλαιώδης περὶ ψυχη̑ς πρὸς Τατιανόν of Gregory Thaumaturgus, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 35 (1915), pp. 297-317
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Contributions to the History of Greek Philosophy in the Orient, Syriac Texts, IV
Giuseppe Furlani, Contributions to the History of Greek Philosophy in the Orient, Syriac Texts, IV: A Syriac Version of the λόγος κεφαλαιώδης περὶ ψυχη̑ς πρὸς Τατιανόν of Gregory Thaumaturgus, Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 35 (1915), pp. 297-317
VII. A Cosmological Tract by Pseudo-Dionysius in the Syriac Language
The small cosmological tract I here publish, and which is attributed to Dionysius, Bishop of Athens, I have taken from the MS. marked 7192 Rich., now Add. 7192, of the British Museum. This is a MS. in quarto on vellum, containing not more than seventy-six folios, and belongs probably, so far as we can judge from the good esṭrangĕlô character in which it is written, to the eighth century. The treatise begins on f. 57 c —there are two columns of th…
A Short Physiognomic Treatise in the Syriac Language
UP to now only one physiognomic treatise in the Syriac language has been made public. It forms the XXth chapter of the Laughable Stories collected by 1a\r Gregory John Bar Hebraeus, and has been published on pp. 149-156 of the edition of this last named work, by E. A. Budge (London, 1897); an English version is to be found on pp. 177-185 of the same book. Morales had published previously some extracts also of this chapter of the Laughable Stories…
Religione dei Yezidi; Testi Religiosi dei Yezidi
Sarcofaghi partici di kakzu
Nelle rovine delle antiche città della Valle dei Due Fiumi gli strati più recenti sogliono risalire al periodo persiano ossia all'epoca dei Parti e dei Sassanidi, quando la Mesopotamia faceva parte dell'impero partico o del regno sassanidico. In quasi tutti i luoghi dove gli scavatori hanno iniziato delle ricerche archeologiche essi si sono imbattuti anzitutto in rovine più o meno vaste e più o meno importanti di questi due periodi. Già il Loftus…
The Yezidi Villages in Northern 'Irāq
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Basic Aspect of Hittite Religion
The religions of ancient Western Asia, though presenting in detail a number of differences, agree in their conception of the relation between man and god. This is the same relation that exists between the servant and his master, or between the subject and his king or prince. According to the religions of ancient Western Asia, man had to serve his god, his king and his master, and this service constituted his religion. In fact, man was created sol…
La Religione degli Hittiti
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