Johannes Nollé
Biographic Data
| ID | 6412287 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johannes Nollé |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johannes |
| FAMILY NAME | Nollé |
| SIGNATURE | NÖLLE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deutsches Archäologisches Institut, Zentrale |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Wilhelm Müseler – In Memory of a Numismatic ἄωρος
The ancient world often spoke of ἄωροι, i.e. “untimely (deceased)”, referring in particular to παῖδες ἄωροι, as can be read in the well-known book by Anne-Marie Vérilhac. Wilhelm Müseler, who passed away on 20 February 2023, did not die at a young age. He lived to the age over 70, which is not an enormously old age by today’s standards
Selge
Alongside Termessos and Sagalassos, Selge was one of Pisidia's leading cities; Strabo refers to the Selgians as the most important of the Pisidians (12.7.1). Selge reached its heyday in Hellenistic times, but was unable to retain its former importance in the Roman imperial period. The city was situated approximately 1000 m above sea level, at the foot of the Bozburun mountain chain (2504 m), a southern branch of the main ridge of the Tauros. It l…
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Patterns in the Economy of Roman Asia Minor
Eine Losplakette aus Abydos am Hellespont
Die meisten Losplaketten, die bisher bekannt wurden, stammen aus Athen. Losplaketten anderer Städte sind extrem selten. Aus dem kleinasiatischen Raum wurden bisher solche von Sinope, Myrina, Kyme (oder Pitane), Pamphylien und Side veröffentlicht
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Eine Losplakette aus Abydos am Hellespont
Die meisten Losplaketten, die bisher bekannt wurden, stammen aus Athen. Losplaketten anderer Städte sind extrem selten. Aus dem kleinasiatischen Raum wurden bisher solche von Sinope, Myrina, Kyme (oder Pitane), Pamphylien und Side veröffentlicht
Patterns in the Economy of Roman Asia Minor
Selge
Alongside Termessos and Sagalassos, Selge was one of Pisidia's leading cities; Strabo refers to the Selgians as the most important of the Pisidians (12.7.1). Selge reached its heyday in Hellenistic times, but was unable to retain its former importance in the Roman imperial period. The city was situated approximately 1000 m above sea level, at the foot of the Bozburun mountain chain (2504 m), a southern branch of the main ridge of the Tauros. It l…
Heliodoros or the Fate of a Christian Councilman of Perinthos During the Great Persecution
This paper discusses a sarcophagus that was found in Gemlik (the ancient city of Kios) some years ago. It bears a longer than usual inscription with many orthographical and some grammatical errors. A certain Eikadios bought the sarcophagus for the burial of his father Heliodoros, who had been a bouleutes and gerousiarches of the city of Thracian Herakleia (Perinthos). In Kios Heliodoros had died as a Christian, but was still unburied, when Eikadi…
Wilhelm Müseler – In Memory of a Numismatic ἄωρος
The ancient world often spoke of ἄωροι, i.e. “untimely (deceased)”, referring in particular to παῖδες ἄωροι, as can be read in the well-known book by Anne-Marie Vérilhac. Wilhelm Müseler, who passed away on 20 February 2023, did not die at a young age. He lived to the age over 70, which is not an enormously old age by today’s standards
Art (4 works) · History (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (1 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (1 works)