Seeing What Qohelet Saw

2005

Mäetagused, 1996

Mäetagused, 2007

2012

1993

Abstract: Given a system of $ n+ 1$ generic Laurent polynomials, for $ i\,=\, 1,\ ldots, n+ 1$, $ $\ eqlabel (\ InputSystem) f_i (\ x)\ quad=\ quad\ sum_ {q\ in\ A_i} c_ {iq}\, x^ q;\ qquad q\,=\,(q_1,\ ldots, q_n);\ qquad\ x^ q\,=\, x_1^{q_1} x_2^{q_2}\ cdots x_n^{q_n};\ eqno (\ InputSystem) $ $ with (finite) support sets $\ A_i\ subset L $, where $ L $ is some affine lattice isomorphic to $\ Z^ n $; we consider algorithms for the {\ it Newton resultant} $ R (f_1, f_2,\ ldots, f_ {n+ 1}) $. This is the unique (up to sign) irreducible polynomial with ...

Mäetagused, 2005

2009

Mäetagused, 2003

THIASOS, 2024

The paper analyses a portrait head currently held at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen, which, according to the Museum’s documentation, is probably from Rhodes. The portrait has been published since its acquisition and has undergone varying interpretations over the decades. Initially, it was identified as that of the emperor Nerva, but later, it was preferably attributed to a private citizen of the late 1st – early 2nd century AD. The heavily polished artwork has distinctive facial features and hairstyles. The physiognomic peculiarity provides a basis for comparison with the portrait of Nerva on coins minted in Rhodes during his short reign. The image of this emperor is rare, with significant variations due to the recutting of Domitian’s portraits. This paper provides a brief overview of the presence and characteristics of Nerva’s image in the provinces of the Roman Empire through the analysis of various media.

Boletín Aleo. Cofradía de Santa María de África.., 2024

La existencia de estas imágenes en el interior de los cenobios suponía la proyección de estas devociones como eco de la piedad urbana más popular. Guijo Pérez, Salvador. “Nuestra Señora de África, patrona de Ceuta, como icono y modelo devocional en el monasterio de Santa Paula de Sevilla”, en Boletín Aleo. Cofradía de Santa María de África, n. 25, 2024, pp. 28-32.