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Religion in the Roman Empire (RRE)

Volume 7 (2021) / Issue 1

Curses in Context, 2: Curses in the Eastern and North African Provinces of the Roman Empire

Table of Contents

pp. 1-2 (2)

Articles

Richard L. Gordon

Curse-Practices in the Late-Antique Roman Levant and North Africa

pp. 3-18 (16)

Roger S. O. Tomlin

The Latin Curses from Uley and Other Sanctuaries in Britain

pp. 19-30 (12)

Riccardo Vecchiato

Crucified and Beheaded: The Archaeological Context of the Amathous Curses (DTAud 22–37)

pp. 31-42 (12)

Andrew T. Wilburn

The Selenite and Lead Curse Tablets from Amathous, Cyprus and the Transmission of Magical Technology

pp. 43-70 (28)

Robert Daniel

A Vestige of the Ptolemaic Crocodile Cult in a Curse from Caesarea Maritima against a Pantomime Dancer

pp. 71-77 (7)

Attilio Mastrocinque

Cursing Dancers in the Roman Levant: A Forgotten Text in Milan

pp. 78-95 (18)

Raquel Martín Hernández

The Figural Representation of Victims on Agonistic Late-Antique Curse Tablets

pp. 96-124 (29)

Christopher A. Faraone

The Curse Tablets of PGM VII: A North African Tradition?

pp. 125-148 (24)

Ortal-Paz Saar

Jewish Curse Tablets?

pp. 149-166 (18)

Korshi Dosoo

The Powers of Death: Memory, Place and Eschatology in a Coptic Curse

pp. 167-194 (28)

Nicole Belayche

Curse Tablets in the Eastern Provinces of the Roman Empire

pp. 195-213 (19)