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…hermit wants to buy them, especially when Christ asks what appears to be a ridiculously low price. However, the price turns out to be the seven spiritual qualities named in the beatitudes (Matt. 5.3–9), which…

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…‘treasures’ he offers for sale are really non-tangible spiritual rewards. And the ridiculously low prices Christ asks for each treasure are really the spiritual gifts praised in the beatitudes, as Christ…

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…Christ stands on the right slightly bent over toward the soul. In both hands he holds a sack of gold coins that he is in the process of pouring out, narrowly missing the soul’s lap. He stands on a patterned…

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…hands in front of her toward Christ. Christ stands slightly bowed at the waist, dumping out a sack of coins with both hands into the soul’s lap. He stands on a flat grassy area. Picture heading, 30v: Hie wil…

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…Gold Christ offers the soul a sack with both hands. His right hand holds the sack closed at the top. Coins are visible on the outside of the sack to indicate the contents. The soul stands facing Christ. With…

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…zugeordnet. Dort heißt es: feet“. It was comparatively cheap: its price at Rome, 5 1/2 danarii a pound, was in the lowest level of prices for the plant products from Arabia and India.“. 275 Nach Garbers…

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…gehörenKvu0os 'weibliche Scham'(< *kudh-to-, s.o.) und Kvuns 'Harnblase', da letztere besser zu uridg. *'fc~es(ai. svas-, SU$'blasen') zu stellen sind, vgl. WACKERNAGEL 1916:227.…

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…Economic Conditions. Critical Evaluation of Possible Aspects, with 16 figures . 234 D. WIGG-WOLF, Coin Production and Supply in the North-West Provinces in the Early and Middle Imperial Period, with 5…

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…For two coins found in the 19th cent. A.D. (nowadays lost) and interpreted as Greek, one possibly minted in Korkyra, see Benndorf 1880, 76. It would seem that, in the 1st cent. B.C., Roman coins predominated…

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…the Cenomani and Rome sensu lato is indicated by the presence of Roman coins as grave goods. Gorini733 suggests that Roman coins emerge in the case-study area from the late 3rd cent. B.C. onwards, when…

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…a bronze libra, suggested to have been used by a goldsmith or for the production of coins; Roman and Po Valley coins used as grave goods were found in high numbers666. By contrast, onomastic inscriptions…

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…four-wheel cart and lavish grave goods including bronze and pottery vessels, weapons, farming tools and coins (i.e. Grave 7, dated to the LT D1b phase, 125-85/80 B.C.)676. Isola Rizza-Casalandri (Fig. 4c, n.…

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…chronological gap existed between city foundations and the start of local coinage872. In this case, coin production would not necessarily be related to economic policies or local exchange patterns. Changes…

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…Lopez, Silk Industry, S. 12 mit Anm. 2. 118 Vgl. hierzu die Preis-Tabellen bei Morrisson; Cheynet, Prices and Wages, S. 818, 851. 119 Zum Verhältnis von sozialer Zusammensetzung und Gehältern der byzantinischen…

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…Philippicus à Alexis III (711–1204). Paris 1970 Morrisson; Cheynet, Prices and Wages: Morrisson, Cécile; Cheynet, Jean-Claude, Prices and Wages in the Byzantine World, in: The Economic History of Byzantium:…

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… 24.10.1984–27.01.1985. Mailand 1984 Hendy, Catalogue of the Byzantine coins: Hendy, Michael F., Catalogue of the Byzantine coins in the Dumbarton Oaks Collection and in the Whittmore Collection. Vol.…

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…immediately offered. There is no reason why any man should complain of having been deprived of the price, because it shall suffice that he obtains impunity for the violation of the law that he trampled underfoot…

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…ein bestimmter Stoff (Ball, Byzantine Dress, S. 44). Dazu auch Hendy, Catalogue of the Byzantine coins, S. 158. 475 Vgl. Tsamakda, The illustrated Chronicle, S. 48, Abb. 8. 476 Ebenda, S. 130, Abb. 213…

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…very dissimilar to the objections that have been raised for editions of literate authors. As Kenneth Price has argued:12 But for poets, novelists, and dramatists whose work may span decades, there is real…

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…very dissimilar to the objections that have been raised for editions of literate authors. As Kenneth Price has argued:12 But for poets, novelists, and dramatists whose work may span decades, there is real…

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…Textuality: Theory and Practice, in: Computers and the Humanities 36 (2002): 283–293: 287, and Kenneth Price, Electronic Scholarly Editions, in: Susan Schreibman and Ray Siemens (eds.), A Companion to Digital…

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…Textuality: Theory and Practice, in: Computers and the Humanities 36 (2002): 283–293: 287, and Kenneth Price, Electronic Scholarly Editions, in: Susan Schreibman and Ray Siemens (eds.), A Companion to Digital…

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…vgl. auch IX 13, 3. 8 Hom. Il. VIII 19. 9 Macr. somn. I 14, 15. 10 Cassiod., Institutiones praef. 2 (FC 39/1, 94, 19–96, 1 Bürsgens).…

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…1979, both with rising oil prices and the need to save energy, and subsequently the ‘oil glut’ in the 1980s with increased production, but lower demand and thus falling oil prices. On the other hand, these…

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…word bā is from bihā or bāhā ‘price’. In Mukri, as well as in the neighboring CK and NK dialects, the word is almost exclusively used in the construction “bāyī/bāyē + price”, expressing the cost of something…

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…the verb būn ‘be’, as bā < būwā) bā prt hortative particle; optative particle; let, let it be bā n price āb n father bā n vocative f rm of the word for “fathe ” used s an address form, usually for men bān…

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…regard āraas a cognate of Khot. āra‘value, price’ (Bailey 1979: 22). In this case, we would translate this passage alternatively as ‘I will give (them) food as a price/reward (= *āra-) for this’. 42 Accordingly…

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…lease, loan and compensation: The juristic context (Tab. 13, 14, 15, 17, 18 and 23)’, in Sasanian coins, Middle-Persian etymology and the Tabarestān archive, ed. by R. Gyselen, Bures-sur-Yvette, 165–195…

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…consideration and the details conveyed on the history of the region in Ibn-Isfandiyār’s Tārīḫ-i Ṭabaristān. Coins of the rulers of Tabarestān have survived from the years relevant to our texts bearing the names Farrox…

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…lay servants in the ones excavated by P. Pelliot at Duldur-Akhur (Kucha) in 1908, although the food price is so obviously different that there must have been a time gap. In fact, most of Huang’s findings…

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…Indicarum, Vol. 2, Part 1, Calcutta. Kosambi, D. D. 1948–49. ‘Chronological order of punch-marked coins I: A re-examination of the older Taxila hoard’, Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic…

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…peacock and as a ewer. The mention of the price is also interesting: the peacock had a high value compared to the other bronze animals listed with it, whose price ranged from 10 fr. to 500 fr. The fact that…

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…archaeological site of Qusayr ʿAmra (Jordan),” Boll ICR 32, 7–18. Whitehouse, D. 2004. “Glass in the Price Edict of Diocletian,” Journal of Glass Studies 46, 189–191. Wypyski, M. T. 2015. “Chemical analysis…

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…is likely that these restrictions on the extraction of natron and the concurrent increase of its price affected the glassmaking industries.66 If so, this may also imply that glass production itself was…

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…devices in the manuscript, see Bechmann 1993. 49 See, for example, Hamon 2007, 281–282. 50 De Solla Price 1964, 18. 51 Deluz 2019. 52 Truitt 2015, 124–125. 53 Ambrosetti 2010, 51.…

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…(Fig. 2). Roman antimony decoloured glass has been linked with the Alexandrian glass listed in the Price Edict of Diocletian, and recent archaeometric evidence supports an Egyptian provenance.11 The compositional…

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…als Erbauer der Kirche auf dem Zionsberg an. Die Homilie des Bischofs Johannes 1059 Itin. Eger. 25,6; FC 20, 236f. 1060 Küchler (2007), 616–617. 1061 Lect. Arm. 39,3. Das armenische Lektionar wird in die…

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…bezeichnete sie als „ganz schöne Kirche pulchra satis auf dem Berg des Olivenhaines“ (Itin. Eger. 25,11 (FC 20, 240 f.). Zu einer ausführlichen Würdigung der Anlage siehe Verstegen (2013), Kap. V,3 203–228.…

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…numismatic evidence as low denominations copper coins were “injected” into the Athenian market as result of direct state intervention between 650 and 730.65 Indeed, coins point to the presence of ecclesiastical…

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…numismatic evidence as low denominations copper coins were “injected” into the Athenian market as result of direct state intervention between 650 and 730.65 Indeed, coins point to the presence of ecclesiastical…

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…Grierson 1973, 300. (Fig. from: http://www.doaks.org/museum/online–exhibitions/byzantine– emperors–on–coins/the–isaurian–and–amorium–dynasties–717–867/solidus–of–constantine–v–751–775)…

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…experienced widespread building activity with a military and administrative penchant. The analysis of coin finds, lead-seals and pottery further enhance the picture I have just sketched: in particular both…

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…economic vitality of the city in the period under consideration is further proved by local copper coin finds whose chronological pattern of circulation (seventh to mid-ninth century) allows us to assert…

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…numismatic evidence as low denominations copper coins were “injected” into the Athenian market as result of direct state intervention between 650 and 730.65 Indeed, coins point to the presence of ecclesiastical…

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…economic vitality of the city in the period under consideration is further proved by local copper coin finds whose chronological pattern of circulation (seventh to mid-ninth century) allows us to assert…

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…importance of archaeology in setting the economic framing of a newly-built urban typology: ceramics, coins, seals, artefacts, and stratigraphical excavations are extremely useful to put urban transformations…

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…the late antique-early medieval contexts, a scientific approach to the material culture (pottery, coins, metal works, inscriptions, seals and so on), and, not least, with a comprehensive (and published)…

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…occurrence of the thistle-mistle formula on a coin from Eastern Europe has to be added to our list. The runic graffito þmkr (with a short-twig m) occurs on the coin from Klukowiczi (Poland, D 163, 895/896)…

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…onward. Tombstones and graffiti on pottery dominate among about the 400 inscriptions; a few Celtic coin legends from the Western Mediterranean area are also written in the Lepontic alphabet. • The Camunni…

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…with a different function did not necessarily mean that archaic scribes must be considered unable to coin a new grapheme in answer to a sensed need, since the scribes of both Oscan and Umbrian coined new…

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…Scandinavian Language Structures. A Comparative Historical Survey. Minneapolis 1982. Hines, John, ‚Coins and Runes in England and Frisia in the Seventh Century‘, in: Amsterdamer Beiträge zur Älteren Germanistik…

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…James E. Knirk (ed.). Uppsala 1994: 139–148. Blackburn, Mark A., ‘A Survey of Anglo-Saxon and Frisian Coins with Runic Inscriptions’, in: Old English Runes and their Continental Background (Anglistische Forschungen…

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…something is (forcefully) separated from. A woman is forced amā́-akan ‘out of the house’ (14.a) and a coin is thrown ā́ša-akan ‘out of the mouth’ (14.b) of a female donkey. (14.a) seóg méši ri ṣpäṇí w-i amā́-akan…

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…(and variants pul'og, pul'ug) ‘grain’ is used as classifier for small items like berries, gemstones, coins.104 However, this Prasun word cannot be traced back to Proto-Nuristani *pal(-) ‘granule’ because initial…

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…OIA viṣa-kumbʱa> CNur. *viš-kamba > V.u üṣkyöb ‘lizard’; OIA *mu:liya > CNur. *muli > V.u mül′ü ‘price; worth’; etc. 3.1.2.4.3 Inertial nasalization In the Northern Nûristânî languages the nasalization…

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…anticipated to the m to become the single target, producing [ɱv]. In the onset tṭ of s′utṭâŋa ‘seven coins’, the post-alveolar target replaces the dental one of the first consonant, producing a single-targeted…

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…Cornillie & Paola Pietrandrea. 2013. Modal particles and discourse markers: Two sides of the same coin? Introduction. In Degand, Liesbeth, Bert Cornillie & Paola Pietrandrea (eds.). Discourse Markers and…

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…Previous volumes (published by the Princeton University Press) were dedicated to terracotta figurines, coins, pottery kilns, Hellenistic and Roman ceramics, archaic cemeteries, and the indigenous Iron Age settlement…

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…issue a bronze coinage bearing their name in the genitive: HISPANORUM. The remarkable numbers of such coins recovered in the first two years of the U.S. excavations led the Princeton graduate student Kenan…

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…quarter of the fifth century, when the city fell into the orbit of Greek Kamarina.13 The pottery and coins, however, paint a more complex picture of an earlier refoundation. The city plan does indicate that…

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…sites. 4 Continued habitation at the Cittadella on a reduced scale is indicated by the presence of coins and ceramics of the later fifth century BCE (Walsh 2011 – 2012, 125). The temple on the summit of…