Massimo Nafissi
Biographic Data
| ID | 5637576 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Massimo Nafissi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Massimo |
| FAMILY NAME | Nafissi |
| SIGNATURE | NAFISSI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Perugia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Sur les traces des chasseurs au pays de Lycurgue
La chasse, en tant que loisir le plus noble et miroir de la vaillance humaine, fut intégrée au système des valeurs et aux pratiques sociales de chaque étape de la vie du citoyen spartiate, de l’adolescence à la pleine maturité. Cet article examine ce que l’on sait à propos de la chasse dans chacune de ces étapes, en se concentrant sur des documents et des noyaux thématiques significatifs tels que : l’imaginaire lié au couple chasse – guerre et le…
Taranto e l’enigma del tragos (PW 46 = Fo Q34). Oracoli, narrazioni locali, letteratura
Gli estratti bizantini che trasmettono da Diodoro (VIII fr. 29 Cohen-Skalli) l’oracolo Parke-Wormell 46 e da Dionigi di Alicarnasso (ant. XIX 1, 2-4) la sua parafrasi chiudono una lunga vicenda culturale e letteraria. L’analisi dei testi fa ritenere che la fonte di Diodoro, Myron di Priene, rielaborasse un parzialmente diverso vaticinio di tradizione locale, noto a Dionigi. Myron vi inserì tra l’altro un proverbio, τὸ μεταξὺ Κορίνθου καὶ Σικυῶνος…
Gli eroi del Trono di Apollo ad Amicle tra apoteosi, immortalità elisia e destino di morte
This paper is part of a wider research project on the figurative program of the Throne of Amyklai and investigates six scenes described by Pausanias in 3.18.11-12: a controversial Hermes Dionysophoros, the introduction of Herakles to Olympus, the delivery of Achilleus to Cheiron, the abduction of Kephalos by Eos, the wedding of Kadmos and Harmonia, and the duel of Achilleus and Memnon. The analysis of the relevant literary and artistic sources sh…
Hyakinthia at Sparta
The Spartan Hyakinthia were held at Amyklai, in the local sanctuary of Apollo, in honor of Apollo and Hyakinthos. A well‐known myth told that Hyakinthos underwent metamorphosis into a flower, but according to Spartan tradition he acquired immortality through apotheosis. Hyakinthia, supposedly a vegetation cult and a youth initiation ceremony, were one of the major religious festivals in Sparta and Lakonia, and they are relatively well known, than…
Le iscrizioni del monumento per gli Ecatomnidi
In questa sede offro l’edizione formale del testo dell’iscrizione incisa sulla base del monumento agli Ecatomnidi, avvalendomi dei suggerimenti (e di mie ulteriori riflessioni) scaturiti da discussioni in sede di presentazione preliminare del documento; in particolare preciso fra l’altro l’interpretazione da me proposta nel convegno di Bordeaux (2009) e – insieme a Roberta Fabiani e Nicolo Masturzo – nel poster presentato al Congressus Epigraphic…
Gerousia
The Spartan gerousia is the best‐known Greek “council of elders.” As the role of the gerontes in Homer shows, such councils stemmed from Preclassical times, but the prestige of old age fueled the creation of gerousiai even into the imperial period.
Syssitia
The Greeks generally called syssitia the common messes of citizens and of public or sacred officials. The best known are the citizens' messes of Sparta (allegedly named at first andreia , syskenia , and philitia in Xenophon; elsewhere often ph(e)iditia ). Here and in Cretan cities messmates formed a basic subunit of the citizen body.
Lycurgus, Spartan legislator
As founder of all or most Spartan institutions, Lycurgus was a key figure in the ancient literature on the Spartan politeia (Hdt. 1.65–6; Xen. Lac .; Ephoros in FGrH 70 F 118, 149; Arist. Pol . 1269 a 29–1271 b 19; Diod. Sic. 7.12; Plut. Lyc .).
Sparta
This chapter contains sections titled: The Foundation of Heraclid Laconia: Identities and Forms of Dependence The Development of Political Institutions Conclusion: An Outline of Archaic Spartan History
Zeus Basileus di Lebadea. La politica religiosa del koinon beotico durante la guerra cleomenica
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Zeus Basileus di Lebadea. La politica religiosa del koinon beotico durante la guerra cleomenica
Sparta
This chapter contains sections titled: The Foundation of Heraclid Laconia: Identities and Forms of Dependence The Development of Political Institutions Conclusion: An Outline of Archaic Spartan History
Gerousia
The Spartan gerousia is the best‐known Greek “council of elders.” As the role of the gerontes in Homer shows, such councils stemmed from Preclassical times, but the prestige of old age fueled the creation of gerousiai even into the imperial period.
Syssitia
The Greeks generally called syssitia the common messes of citizens and of public or sacred officials. The best known are the citizens' messes of Sparta (allegedly named at first andreia , syskenia , and philitia in Xenophon; elsewhere often ph(e)iditia ). Here and in Cretan cities messmates formed a basic subunit of the citizen body.
Lycurgus, Spartan legislator
As founder of all or most Spartan institutions, Lycurgus was a key figure in the ancient literature on the Spartan politeia (Hdt. 1.65–6; Xen. Lac .; Ephoros in FGrH 70 F 118, 149; Arist. Pol . 1269 a 29–1271 b 19; Diod. Sic. 7.12; Plut. Lyc .).
Le iscrizioni del monumento per gli Ecatomnidi
In questa sede offro l’edizione formale del testo dell’iscrizione incisa sulla base del monumento agli Ecatomnidi, avvalendomi dei suggerimenti (e di mie ulteriori riflessioni) scaturiti da discussioni in sede di presentazione preliminare del documento; in particolare preciso fra l’altro l’interpretazione da me proposta nel convegno di Bordeaux (2009) e – insieme a Roberta Fabiani e Nicolo Masturzo – nel poster presentato al Congressus Epigraphic…
Hyakinthia at Sparta
The Spartan Hyakinthia were held at Amyklai, in the local sanctuary of Apollo, in honor of Apollo and Hyakinthos. A well‐known myth told that Hyakinthos underwent metamorphosis into a flower, but according to Spartan tradition he acquired immortality through apotheosis. Hyakinthia, supposedly a vegetation cult and a youth initiation ceremony, were one of the major religious festivals in Sparta and Lakonia, and they are relatively well known, than…
Gli eroi del Trono di Apollo ad Amicle tra apoteosi, immortalità elisia e destino di morte
This paper is part of a wider research project on the figurative program of the Throne of Amyklai and investigates six scenes described by Pausanias in 3.18.11-12: a controversial Hermes Dionysophoros, the introduction of Herakles to Olympus, the delivery of Achilleus to Cheiron, the abduction of Kephalos by Eos, the wedding of Kadmos and Harmonia, and the duel of Achilleus and Memnon. The analysis of the relevant literary and artistic sources sh…
Taranto e l’enigma del tragos (PW 46 = Fo Q34). Oracoli, narrazioni locali, letteratura
Gli estratti bizantini che trasmettono da Diodoro (VIII fr. 29 Cohen-Skalli) l’oracolo Parke-Wormell 46 e da Dionigi di Alicarnasso (ant. XIX 1, 2-4) la sua parafrasi chiudono una lunga vicenda culturale e letteraria. L’analisi dei testi fa ritenere che la fonte di Diodoro, Myron di Priene, rielaborasse un parzialmente diverso vaticinio di tradizione locale, noto a Dionigi. Myron vi inserì tra l’altro un proverbio, τὸ μεταξὺ Κορίνθου καὶ Σικυῶνος…
Sur les traces des chasseurs au pays de Lycurgue
La chasse, en tant que loisir le plus noble et miroir de la vaillance humaine, fut intégrée au système des valeurs et aux pratiques sociales de chaque étape de la vie du citoyen spartiate, de l’adolescence à la pleine maturité. Cet article examine ce que l’on sait à propos de la chasse dans chacune de ces étapes, en se concentrant sur des documents et des noyaux thématiques significatifs tels que : l’imaginaire lié au couple chasse – guerre et le…
Classical Antiquity Studies (7 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (5 works) · Art (5 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (5 works) · History (3 works) · Organic Chemistry Synthesis Methods (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Apollo (2 works)