Paweł Nowakowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 4430141 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paweł Nowakowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paweł |
| FAMILY NAME | Nowakowski |
| SIGNATURE | NOWAKOWSKI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Warsaw |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0769-5100 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Marble Use in the Early Byzantine Southern Levant
This study explores the varied usage of imported marble during the early Byzantine period in the Southern Levant. While marble symbolised luxury and high status in the Roman period, its use patterns shifted during early Byzantine times. By employing a diverse array of written sources and archaeological data, this study identified multiple social groups involved in the procurement and use of marble, extending beyond emperors and bishops to clerics…
Wykorzystanie ministerialnych programów finansowania nauki na rzecz popularyzacji badań historycznych i politologicznych
Artykuł przedstawia założenia, realizację oraz rezultaty projektu „Historia dzieje się!”, finansowanego ze środków programu „Nauka dla Społeczeństwa” Ministerstwa Edukacji i Nauki. Celem projektu było wykorzystanie nowoczesnych formatów medialnych do popularyzacji badań historycznych i politologicznych oraz włączenie ich w praktykę dydaktyczną na poziomie szkół średnich i uczelni wyższych. W artykule zastosowano metodologię charakterystyczną dla …
Anna M. Sitz
Clustering Public Perceptions of Democracy and Exploring Their Relationships With Political Regimes
Classifications of democracy perceptions play an important role in political science, enabling the prediction or understanding of socio-political developments. The paper examines perceptions of democracy among citizens worldwide and scrutinizes how these perceptions interrelate with specific political regimes. To attain a comprehensive understanding of democracy perceptions, we utilized data from World Value Survey databases. The study encompasse…
New Christian Inscriptions from Southeast Cappadocia
The article presents seven Christian inscriptions from the district Saimbeyli and the city Comana/Hierapolis in Southeast Cappadocia. The inscriptions are rich in quotations of biblical texts, among them: 2 Corinthians 1:3; Matthew 26:13/Romans 1:8; Isaiah 12:3; Psalm 28(29):3; and Psalm 131(132):14. Additionally, they bring us a new attestation of the era of Anazarbos, and the fifth Anatolian attestation of a periodeutes
The origin of the toponym “Galata” (suburbs of Constantinople) in light of an unpublished inscription from Nicaea in Bithynia
Article The origin of the toponym “Galata” (suburbs of Constantinople) in light of an unpublished inscription from Nicaea in Bithynia was published on September 1, 2024 in the journal Byzantinische Zeitschrift (volume 117, issue 3)
Neue christlich-frühbyzantinische Inschriften aus Nikaia
Die hier zusammengestellten 23 Inschriften stammen alle aus der bithynischen Metropole Nikaia und gehören in das 3. bis 6. Jh. Die Bauinschrift Nr. 1 ist nach dem Bischof und dem πατὴρ τῆς πόλεως datiert. Bei dem eponymen Amtsträger in dem Spielbrett Nr. 2 dürfte es sich ebenfalls um den πατὴρ τῆς πόλεως handeln. Eine Gruppe von ähnlich aufgebauten Grabinschriften aus dem 3. und 4. Jh. enthält Angaben zum Beruf (σιλιγνάριος, πιλιάριος) und Wohnor…
An Unpublished Censer from the British Museum and the Final Identification of Northern Porphyreon as al-Ǧiyya/Jiyeh in Lebanon
This paper discusses the inscription from a censer retrieved from الجية (al-Ǧiyya, Jiyeh) in Lebanon, now in the British Museum (museum number 1903,0624.3). The inscription is apparently the first attestation of the presumed ancient name of Jiyeh found on site, here also accompanied with a designation of the settlement's status as κώμη or "village." A new reading of the name of the patron saint of the church who once owned the censer is also offe…
Shaping Letters, Shaping Communities
International audience
A Funerary Epigram with a Quotation from Odyssey I 4, Found at the Junction of the Asian–Galatian Border
This paper presents a new funerary epigram recorded in Özdenk village in Alpu District, Eskişehir during the survey of 2019. The stone was brought from a place called Ayvalı in Belkese village nearby. Twenty-one lines of the inscription have survived, but are worn to a certain extent and not completely legible. Interestingly, two verses are probably quoted from the Odyssey. Other Homeric reminiscences are present throughout the text. The inscript…
Neue mittel- und spätbyzantinische Inschriften aus Bithynien
The article presents a collection of seventeen previously unpublished inscriptions on stone and small objects from Bithynia. The majority of them belong to the middle Byzantine period and comes from the area of Nikaia and Nikomedeia. First of all, the inscription from a boundary stone of a monastery of Theotokos near Niketiaton is discussed, in which the bridge of a certain Eustathios and the monastery of Johannes Kranbas are mentioned. The build…
The rock inscriptions, graffiti and crosses from Quarry GO3C at Göktepe, Muğla district (Turkey)
This paper discusses some of the results of a geo-archaeological survey conducted in 2014 in the marble quarries at Göktepe near Muğla (the ancient region of Caria). During the survey we examined a dossier of both already known and newly recorded rock inscriptions and textual and pictorial graffiti (prominently including crosses) from District 3, Quarry C (= Quarry GO3C). Here, we aim to explore the contents and spatial contexts of these texts an…
The family of Titus Flavius Glaukos, procurator of βυθίη Κύπρος
On connaît six procuratores provinciae Cypri de l ’ époque romaine , dont quatre recensés dans Mitford , ANRW 1980 ; on peut ajouter maintenant deux informations nouvelles . Parmi eux , T . Flavius Glaukos mérite une attention particulière (cf . une épigramme rédigée par sa fille à Athènes : ἄριστος ἐτύχη ἱππήων βυθίην Κύπρον ἐπιτροπέων [«lui , la fine fleur des chevaliers , il se vit confier la procuratèle de Chypre du fond des mers »], IG II 2 …
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The family of Titus Flavius Glaukos, procurator of βυθίη Κύπρος
On connaît six procuratores provinciae Cypri de l ’ époque romaine , dont quatre recensés dans Mitford , ANRW 1980 ; on peut ajouter maintenant deux informations nouvelles . Parmi eux , T . Flavius Glaukos mérite une attention particulière (cf . une épigramme rédigée par sa fille à Athènes : ἄριστος ἐτύχη ἱππήων βυθίην Κύπρον ἐπιτροπέων [«lui , la fine fleur des chevaliers , il se vit confier la procuratèle de Chypre du fond des mers »], IG II 2 …
Neue mittel- und spätbyzantinische Inschriften aus Bithynien
The article presents a collection of seventeen previously unpublished inscriptions on stone and small objects from Bithynia. The majority of them belong to the middle Byzantine period and comes from the area of Nikaia and Nikomedeia. First of all, the inscription from a boundary stone of a monastery of Theotokos near Niketiaton is discussed, in which the bridge of a certain Eustathios and the monastery of Johannes Kranbas are mentioned. The build…
The rock inscriptions, graffiti and crosses from Quarry GO3C at Göktepe, Muğla district (Turkey)
This paper discusses some of the results of a geo-archaeological survey conducted in 2014 in the marble quarries at Göktepe near Muğla (the ancient region of Caria). During the survey we examined a dossier of both already known and newly recorded rock inscriptions and textual and pictorial graffiti (prominently including crosses) from District 3, Quarry C (= Quarry GO3C). Here, we aim to explore the contents and spatial contexts of these texts an…
A Funerary Epigram with a Quotation from Odyssey I 4, Found at the Junction of the Asian–Galatian Border
This paper presents a new funerary epigram recorded in Özdenk village in Alpu District, Eskişehir during the survey of 2019. The stone was brought from a place called Ayvalı in Belkese village nearby. Twenty-one lines of the inscription have survived, but are worn to a certain extent and not completely legible. Interestingly, two verses are probably quoted from the Odyssey. Other Homeric reminiscences are present throughout the text. The inscript…
Neue christlich-frühbyzantinische Inschriften aus Nikaia
Die hier zusammengestellten 23 Inschriften stammen alle aus der bithynischen Metropole Nikaia und gehören in das 3. bis 6. Jh. Die Bauinschrift Nr. 1 ist nach dem Bischof und dem πατὴρ τῆς πόλεως datiert. Bei dem eponymen Amtsträger in dem Spielbrett Nr. 2 dürfte es sich ebenfalls um den πατὴρ τῆς πόλεως handeln. Eine Gruppe von ähnlich aufgebauten Grabinschriften aus dem 3. und 4. Jh. enthält Angaben zum Beruf (σιλιγνάριος, πιλιάριος) und Wohnor…
An Unpublished Censer from the British Museum and the Final Identification of Northern Porphyreon as al-Ǧiyya/Jiyeh in Lebanon
This paper discusses the inscription from a censer retrieved from الجية (al-Ǧiyya, Jiyeh) in Lebanon, now in the British Museum (museum number 1903,0624.3). The inscription is apparently the first attestation of the presumed ancient name of Jiyeh found on site, here also accompanied with a designation of the settlement's status as κώμη or "village." A new reading of the name of the patron saint of the church who once owned the censer is also offe…
Shaping Letters, Shaping Communities
International audience
New Christian Inscriptions from Southeast Cappadocia
The article presents seven Christian inscriptions from the district Saimbeyli and the city Comana/Hierapolis in Southeast Cappadocia. The inscriptions are rich in quotations of biblical texts, among them: 2 Corinthians 1:3; Matthew 26:13/Romans 1:8; Isaiah 12:3; Psalm 28(29):3; and Psalm 131(132):14. Additionally, they bring us a new attestation of the era of Anazarbos, and the fifth Anatolian attestation of a periodeutes
The origin of the toponym “Galata” (suburbs of Constantinople) in light of an unpublished inscription from Nicaea in Bithynia
Article The origin of the toponym “Galata” (suburbs of Constantinople) in light of an unpublished inscription from Nicaea in Bithynia was published on September 1, 2024 in the journal Byzantinische Zeitschrift (volume 117, issue 3)
Wykorzystanie ministerialnych programów finansowania nauki na rzecz popularyzacji badań historycznych i politologicznych
Artykuł przedstawia założenia, realizację oraz rezultaty projektu „Historia dzieje się!”, finansowanego ze środków programu „Nauka dla Społeczeństwa” Ministerstwa Edukacji i Nauki. Celem projektu było wykorzystanie nowoczesnych formatów medialnych do popularyzacji badań historycznych i politologicznych oraz włączenie ich w praktykę dydaktyczną na poziomie szkół średnich i uczelni wyższych. W artykule zastosowano metodologię charakterystyczną dla …
Anna M. Sitz
Clustering Public Perceptions of Democracy and Exploring Their Relationships With Political Regimes
Classifications of democracy perceptions play an important role in political science, enabling the prediction or understanding of socio-political developments. The paper examines perceptions of democracy among citizens worldwide and scrutinizes how these perceptions interrelate with specific political regimes. To attain a comprehensive understanding of democracy perceptions, we utilized data from World Value Survey databases. The study encompasse…
Marble Use in the Early Byzantine Southern Levant
This study explores the varied usage of imported marble during the early Byzantine period in the Southern Levant. While marble symbolised luxury and high status in the Roman period, its use patterns shifted during early Byzantine times. By employing a diverse array of written sources and archaeological data, this study identified multiple social groups involved in the procurement and use of marble, extending beyond emperors and bishops to clerics…
Archaeology and Historical Studies (8 works) · Art (8 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (7 works) · History (6 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Literature (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works)