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Massimiliano David

Biographic Data

ID6014762
NAMEMassimiliano David
GIVEN NAMESMassimiliano
FAMILY NAMEDavid
SIGNATUREDAVID M
AFFILIATIONSAlma Mater Studiorum – University of BolognaItaly
ORCID0000-0002-0522-0390
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2020
H-INDEX1
  • “Effetto notte”. Problemi e sistemi di illuminazione nel mitraismo tardoantico

    Massimiliano David, Alessandro Melega et al.•ARTICLE•Hortus Artium Medievalium•2020

    A particular problem related to Mithraic religion concerns the lighting systems. In the crepuscular and night rituality the artificial light - obtained through chandeliers and oil lamps - often plays a decisive role. The mystical atmosphere was staged in special ways, also with the natural light, that allowed to obtain particular effects in certain moments of the day: the arrangement of the doors, windows and openings was intended to emphasize th…

  • Symbols of Identity and Culture of the Monogram in the Late Antique Mithraism

    Massimiliano David, Alessandro Melega•ARTICLE•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

    The highest number of mithraea in urban context of the ancient world come from Ostia. Although we do not know the whole city, mithraea have been found in all districts of the town. The spread and fortune of the Mithraic worship are also attested by the plenteous epigraphic and sculptural materials. This research deals with the Mithraism at Ostia, focusing on the particular case of monograms, just mentioned by Giovanni Becatti in his seminal work …

  • A Newly Discovered Mithraeum at Ostia

    Massimiliano David•ARTICLE•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

    In 2014, during the archaeological investigations carried out by the University of Bologna (Department of History and Cultures – Section of Archaeology), within the Ostia Marina Project, in the suburban neighborhood out of Porta Marina (block IV, ix), a new building has been found with outstanding Mithraic features. The building, for the special type of the marble floor of the spelaeum , has been conventionally called the “Mithraeum of colored ma…

  • S Costanza

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2015

  • S Maria Maggiore

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2015

  • Nuovi dati e argomenti per Ostia tardoantica dal Progetto Ostia Marina

    Open Access•Massimiliano David, Mauro Carinci et al.•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l École française de…•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 4

    Nuove ricerche condotte dal Dipartimento di Storia, Culture e Civiltà dell’Università di Bologna nell’ambito del « Progetto Ostia Marina » sono attualmente in corso nel quartiere fuori porta Marina dell'antica città costiera di Roma, un settore extraurbano che sta rivelando un notevole potenziale informativo. È stato per ora possibile documentare diversi momenti della vita della città (I-VI sec. d.C.), così come i tempi di abbandono e di decompos…

  • Da Kaprotabis ad Angera. L’epigrafe funeraria di un Siriano ai piedi delle Alpi

    Massimiliano David, David Massimiliano et al.•ARTICLE•Syria•2005

    During excavations undertaken in 2001 in the historic centre of Angera on Lake Maggiore (Italy) a funerary marble slab inscribed in Greek was found reused in a tomb dated from the early Middle Ages. The inscription refers to a Syrian who moved to the Milan area between the 4th and 5th century. He has a Semitic name and he came from the village of Kaprotabis, unidentified, but which could be Kafartab, not far from Apamea. The text has three Christ…

  • S Maria Antica (Verona)

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2003

  • Nuovi dati e argomenti per Ostia tardoantica dal Progetto Ostia Marina

    Open Access•Massimiliano David, Mauro Carinci et al.•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l École française de…•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 4

    Nuove ricerche condotte dal Dipartimento di Storia, Culture e Civiltà dell’Università di Bologna nell’ambito del « Progetto Ostia Marina » sono attualmente in corso nel quartiere fuori porta Marina dell'antica città costiera di Roma, un settore extraurbano che sta rivelando un notevole potenziale informativo. È stato per ora possibile documentare diversi momenti della vita della città (I-VI sec. d.C.), così come i tempi di abbandono e di decompos…

  • S Maria Antica (Verona)

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2003

  • Da Kaprotabis ad Angera. L’epigrafe funeraria di un Siriano ai piedi delle Alpi

    Massimiliano David, David Massimiliano et al.•ARTICLE•Syria•2005

    During excavations undertaken in 2001 in the historic centre of Angera on Lake Maggiore (Italy) a funerary marble slab inscribed in Greek was found reused in a tomb dated from the early Middle Ages. The inscription refers to a Syrian who moved to the Milan area between the 4th and 5th century. He has a Semitic name and he came from the village of Kaprotabis, unidentified, but which could be Kafartab, not far from Apamea. The text has three Christ…

  • Nuovi dati e argomenti per Ostia tardoantica dal Progetto Ostia Marina

    Open Access•Massimiliano David, Mauro Carinci et al.•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l École française de…•2014•Cited by: 1•References: 4

    Nuove ricerche condotte dal Dipartimento di Storia, Culture e Civiltà dell’Università di Bologna nell’ambito del « Progetto Ostia Marina » sono attualmente in corso nel quartiere fuori porta Marina dell'antica città costiera di Roma, un settore extraurbano che sta rivelando un notevole potenziale informativo. È stato per ora possibile documentare diversi momenti della vita della città (I-VI sec. d.C.), così come i tempi di abbandono e di decompos…

  • S Costanza

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2015

  • S Maria Maggiore

    Massimiliano David•CHAPTER•2015

  • Symbols of Identity and Culture of the Monogram in the Late Antique Mithraism

    Massimiliano David, Alessandro Melega•ARTICLE•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

    The highest number of mithraea in urban context of the ancient world come from Ostia. Although we do not know the whole city, mithraea have been found in all districts of the town. The spread and fortune of the Mithraic worship are also attested by the plenteous epigraphic and sculptural materials. This research deals with the Mithraism at Ostia, focusing on the particular case of monograms, just mentioned by Giovanni Becatti in his seminal work …

  • A Newly Discovered Mithraeum at Ostia

    Massimiliano David•ARTICLE•Acta Antiqua Academiae…•2018

    In 2014, during the archaeological investigations carried out by the University of Bologna (Department of History and Cultures – Section of Archaeology), within the Ostia Marina Project, in the suburban neighborhood out of Porta Marina (block IV, ix), a new building has been found with outstanding Mithraic features. The building, for the special type of the marble floor of the spelaeum , has been conventionally called the “Mithraeum of colored ma…

  • “Effetto notte”. Problemi e sistemi di illuminazione nel mitraismo tardoantico

    Massimiliano David, Alessandro Melega et al.•ARTICLE•Hortus Artium Medievalium•2020

    A particular problem related to Mithraic religion concerns the lighting systems. In the crepuscular and night rituality the artificial light - obtained through chandeliers and oil lamps - often plays a decisive role. The mystical atmosphere was staged in special ways, also with the natural light, that allowed to obtain particular effects in certain moments of the day: the arrangement of the doors, windows and openings was intended to emphasize th…

Art (7 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (6 works) · Historical and Religious Studies of Rome (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (3 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)

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