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The project has been initiated by [https://unipi.academia.edu/PietroOrtimini Pietro Ortimini] ([https://www.unipi.it/ University of Pisa]) and currently revolves around the data he has collected within the scope of his doctoral thesis on the literary forms and metrics of the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Imperial Age (late 1st century BC-3rd century AD).
The project has been initiated by [https://unipi.academia.edu/PietroOrtimini Pietro Ortimini] ([https://www.unipi.it/ University of Pisa]) and currently revolves around the data he has collected within the scope of his doctoral thesis on the literary forms and metrics of the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Imperial Age (late 1st century BC-3rd century AD).
As a future perspective, it would be desirable to expand the database to include the Greek metrical inscriptions from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaic%20Greece Archaic] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical%20Greece Classical] period, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellenistic_period Hellenistic Age] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_antiquity Late Antiquity].
As a future perspective, it would be desirable to expand the database to include the Greek metrical inscriptions from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaic%20Greece Archaic] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical%20Greece Classical] Period, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hellenistic_period Hellenistic Period] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_antiquity Late Antiquity].


== The ''corpus'': an overview ==
== The ''corpus'': an overview ==

Revision as of 09:20, 11 May 2024


Introduction

A rich production of epigraphic poetry written in Greek flourished in the territories of the Greco-Roman world during the Imperial age (late 1st century BC-3rd century AD). A corpus of about two-thousand Greek metrical inscriptions exhibits significant diversity in the geographical, socio-historical, archaeological contexts, and the literary aspects. Indeed, a wide range of poetic forms is written and enjoyed by authors, clients, and recipients from various socio-cultural backgrounds.

There is currently no repository that allows for easy collection of data on the inscriptions from the corpus. The inscriptions are indeed scattered across various editions, which are often incomplete due to the discovery of new inscriptions following publication. The aim of the database is to gather the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Imperial Age into a single collection, providing the following data: the geographic provenance, the edition(s), the dating, the type of inscription (/literary genre), the clients and recipients, the author (when known), the type of meter, the length of the text, the epigraphic support (with references to the images), the layout (in relation to the metrical structure), external links to the other epigraphy related websites. The database will enable the collection of the entire corpus of the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Imperial age. It will be possible to expand the corpus at any time, whether new inscriptions are discovered or new editions of already known inscriptions are published. By including external links, a network of digital resources will be created. In this way, it will be easier to have access to the production of Greek epigraphic poetry from the Imperial age, in its various literary forms, and diverse geographical, archaeological, and socio-historical contexts.

The project has been initiated by Pietro Ortimini (University of Pisa) and currently revolves around the data he has collected within the scope of his doctoral thesis on the literary forms and metrics of the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Imperial Age (late 1st century BC-3rd century AD). As a future perspective, it would be desirable to expand the database to include the Greek metrical inscriptions from the Archaic and Classical Period, Hellenistic Period and Late Antiquity.

The corpus: an overview

Geographic provenance Inscriptions [1] Main epigraphic editions, corpora, and image repositories [2]
Anatolian Peninsula (Provinciae Asiae, Bithyniae et Ponti, Galatiae et Cappadociae, Ciliciae) A = B = (tot.: ) Steinepigramme I, II, III/13-16, IV/17-19, Staab 2018, Merisio 2024, I.Cilicie, I.Milet, IGSK, MAMA, Steinepigramme (ibid.), TAM/ETAM, Pfuhl/Möbius, Ostgr. Grabreliefs, I.Milet, I.Pergamon, I.Pergamon Asklepieion, Studia Pontica III, I.Sardis, Milet VI.1-3, Robert, Carie, Bean/Mitford, Rough Cilicia, Dömer 1941, I.British Mus., Marek/Adak 2016, Marek 2003, Ramsay, Phrygia, I.North Galatia, Stauber 2022
Near East (Armenia, Mesopotamia, Media, Syria, Iudaea, Arabia, Cipro) A = B = (tot.: ) Steinepigramme III/12, IV/20-22, IGLS, CIIP
Egypt A = B = (tot.: ) I. Egypte métriques, I.Philae, I.Colosse Memnon
Creta et Cyrene A = B = (tot.: ) Greek Verse Inscriptions of Cyrenaica. Second edition, I.Cret.
North Africa (Africa Proconsularis, Numidia, Muretania) A = B= (tot.: ) IRT
Achaia (Greece, Aegean/Ionian Islands, Macedonia/Epirus, Thrace) A= B= (tot.: ) IG II,2, II/III2, II/III³, III, IV, IV2,1, V,1, V,2, VII, IX,1, IX,12, IX,2, X,2,1, X,2,2 XI,2,1, XI,2,2, XI,4, XII,1-9, XII Suppl., I.Beroia, IGBulg, Corinth VIII, I.Eleusis, I.Thespies, I.Vallée Enipeus, I.Ano Maked., I.Thrake Aeg., I.Perinthos, IGSK 58, I.Ano Maked., I.Thrake Aeg., I.Perinthos, I.Rhénée
Italy (Regiones I-XI), Roma, Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica A= B= (tot.: ) IG XIV, IGUR, I.Aquileia, IG Locri, I.Messina, IG Napoli, IG Porto, IG Puglia, IG Ravenna, IGLMPalermo, IG Reggio Calabria, IG Velia, I.Mus. Catania
Western Europe (Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania) A= B= (tot.:) IG XIV, IG France, LatinNow, RIB
Eastern Europe (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Dacia, Moesia, Cimmerian Bosporus) A= B= (tot.: ) IGBulg, I.Histria, IG Dacia, I.Chr. România, I.Mésie Sup., IG Pannonia³, Telamon
Non-geographic corpora Cougny 1890; Kaibel, Epigrammata; Peek, GVI, Hunter 2022, AE, BE, SEG,

https://cil.bbaw.de/ace/search?page=1 https://www.csad.ox.ac.uk/squeeze-collection-0 https://www.britishmuseum.org/ https://www.e-stampages.eu/s/e-stampages/page/accueil https://mizar.unive.it/venicesqueeze/public/frontend/index https://lupa.at/ http://laststatues.classics.ox.ac.uk/

Geographic provenance (P4, P16)

Dating (P5)

The period under consideration ranges from the late first century BC to the early fourth century AD. The span of centuries under consideration is bounded by the reforms of Augustus and the reforms of Diocletian and Constantine.

The following types of dating are distinguished:

  1. Inscriptions dated to a specific year or within a span of years less than a century.
  2. Inscriptions dated by centuries.
  3. Inscriptions dated to the Imperial Period (1st-3rd century AD), contrasting with the Hellenistic Period (3rd-1st century BC) and the Late Antique Period (4th-7th century AD).
  4. Inscriptions dated between the end of the Hellenistic Period (late 1st century BC) and the beginning of the Imperial Period (1st century AD), or between the end of the Imperial Period (late 3rd century AD) and the beginning of the Late Antique Period (4th century AD).
  5. Inscriptions with uncertain dating between the Hellenistic Period and the Imperial Period or between the Imperial Period and the Late Antique Period.
  6. Inscriptions dated with generic terms like Kaiserzeit, Römische Zeit, aetatis imperialis, Imperial Age, époque imperiale, età imperiale, etc., without distinguishing between the Imperial Period and the Late Antique Period.
  7. Undated inscriptions.

Based on these types of dating, inscriptions are divided into two groups:

  • A : Inscriptions falling under types 1-4, dateable to the Imperial Age with a reasonable margin of certainty.
  • B : Inscriptions falling under types 5-6, assignable to the Imperial era with a low margin of certainty.
  • C: undated inscriptions (type 7)

Editions / corpora (P7)

Types of inscriptions (P6)

Geographic provenance Epitaphs Honorific/celebrative inscriptions Dedications/Prayers/Hymns Oracles Ritual inscriptions exhortatory inscriptions, warnings, curses
Anatolian Peninsula (Provinciae Asiae, Bithyniae et Ponti, Galatiae et Cappadociae, Ciliciae) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Near East (Armenia, Mesopotamia, Media, Syria, Iudaea, Arabia, Cipro) A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Egypt A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Creta et Cyrene A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
North Africa (Africa Proconsularis, Numidia, Muretania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Achaia (Greece, Aegean/Ionian Islands, Macedonia/Epirus, Thrace) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Italy (Regiones I-XI), Roma, Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Western Europe (Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Eastern Europe (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Dacia, Moesia, Cimmerian Bosporus) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %

Clients and recipients

Authors

Meters (P7)

  • hexameters kata stichon
  • elegiac couplets
  • Iambic meters kata stichon (tr. ia/ch.)
  • Trochaic tetrameters
  • Pentameters kata stichon
  • Sotadeans
  • Mixed meters
    • Hexameters + pentameters
    • Hexameters + iambic meters
    • Hexameters + pentameters + iambic meters
    • Hexameters + trochaic tetrameters
Geographic provenance
Anatolian Peninsula (Provinciae Asiae, Bithyniae et Ponti, Galatiae et Cappadociae, Ciliciae) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Near East (Armenia, Mesopotamia, Media, Syria, Iudaea, Arabia, Cipro) A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Egypt A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Creta et Cyrene A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
North Africa (Africa Proconsularis, Numidia, Muretania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Achaia (Greece, Aegean/Ionian Islands, Macedonia/Epirus, Thrace) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Italy (Regiones I-XI), Roma, Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Western Europe (Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Eastern Europe (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Dacia, Moesia, Cimmerian Bosporus) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %

Length of the texts (P9)

Epigraphic supports (P10) - images (P11, P12)

Layout (P15)

  1. A.1 The layout does not follow the metrical structure
    A.1a The layout does not follow the metrical structure and no attention is paid to word endings (e.g. GVCyr008)
    A.1b The layout does not follow the metrical structure and attention is paid to word endings / certain parts of the text are highlighted (e.g. GVCyr051)
  2. A.2 The layout follows the metrical structure
    A.2a 1 line = 1 verse (e.g. I.Egypte métriques 26)
    eisthesis of pentameters (e.g. I.Egypte métriques 68) / vacat at the central caesura (e.g. IG IV²,1 436 )
    A.2b Verses written as prose, with vacat and/or signs (e.g. colon, dicolon, hedera, diple), which indicate the end of the verse (e.g. IG XIV 2564)
    A.2c Verses arranged on multiple (two/three) lines
    A.2c.1 Verses arranged on two/three lines without eisthesis of the second/third line, with vacat and/or sign to indicate the end of the verse (e.g. IG IX 1², 4, 1498 )
    A.2c.2 Verses arranged on two/three lines with eisthesis of the second/third line and possibly vacat and/or sign to indicate the end of the verse (e.g. IGUR III 1163, I.Mus. Catania 24)
    A.2.c.3 Mixed layout types A.2.c.1-A.2.c.4 (e.g. IG IX 1², 4, 1497)
    A.2c.1-3 Verse division based on the caesurae (this subcategory includes inscriptions that exhibit verse division based on caesuras in at least 50% of the verses, e.g. I.Egypte métriques 49, Steinepigramme 06/02/20, Peek, GVI 588)
    A.3 Mixed layout types A.1-A.2a-c.1-3 (e.g. IGUR III 1272)
Geographic provenance A.1 A.2a A.2b A.2c.1-3 A.3 (A.2c 1-5/A.3 % sul tot. di A.2c 1-4/A.3)
Anatolian Peninsula (Provinciae Asiae, Bithyniae et Ponti, Galatiae et Cappadociae, Ciliciae) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Near East (Armenia, Mesopotamia, Media, Syria, Iudaea, Arabia, Cipro) A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = %, B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Egypt A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Creta et Cyrene A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
North Africa (Africa Proconsularis, Numidia, Muretania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Achaia (Greece, Aegean/Ionian Islands, Macedonia/Epirus, Thrace) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Italy (Regiones I-XI), Roma, Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Western Europe (Britannia, Gallia, Germania, Hispania) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %
Eastern Europe (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Dacia, Moesia, Cimmerian Bosporus) A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = % A = % , B = %

Queries - access to data

Introduction

  • Thematic queries have been created (see below) fot those who are not familiar with SPARQL query service.
  • To start the query and obtain the data, use the function at the bottom left execute query (CTRL + ENTER).
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 PREFIX hint: <http://www.bigdata.com/queryHints#> 
 PREFIX ontolex: <http://www.w3.org/ns/lemon/ontolex#>
 PREFIX owl: <http://www.w3.org/2002/07/owl#>
 PREFIX prov: <http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#>
 PREFIX rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#>
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 PREFIX schema: <http://schema.org/>
 PREFIX skos: <http://www.w3.org/2004/02/skos/core#>
 PREFIX wikibase: <http://wikiba.se/ontology#>
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 PREFIX gprn: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/reference/value-normalized/>
 PREFIX gprv: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/reference/value/>
 PREFIX gpsv: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/statement/value/>
 PREFIX gps: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/statement/>
 PREFIX gpsn: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/statement/value-normalized/>
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 PREFIX gdtn: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/prop/direct-normalized/>
 PREFIX gdv: <https://greek-metrical-inscriptions.wikibase.cloud/value/>

Edition

  • All editions

Provenance

Anatolian Peninsula

Near East

Egypt

Creta

Cyrenaica

North Africa

Greece

Aegean/Ionian Islands

Macedonia/Epirus

Thrace

Italy

Sicily

Roma

Western Europe

Germania

Eastern Europe

Dating

A

B

C

Type of inscription

  • honorific inscriptions

Clients and recipients

Author

Meter

Length of the text

Epigraphic support

Layout

Links

Digital epigraphic corpora

Related databases

Related digital projects

Related wikibases

https://hypotheseis.wikibase.cloud/

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  • BE = Bulletin Épigraphique in Revue des Études Grecques (1938-).
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  • SEG = Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum, Leiden 1923-.
  • Staab 2018 = G. S., Gebrochener Glanz. Klassische Tradition und Alltagswelt im Spiegel neuer und alter Grabepigramme des griechischen Ostens, Berlin-Boston 2018.
  • Steinepigramme = R. Merkelbach, J. Stauber, Steinepigramme aus dem griechischen Osten. I. Die Westküste Kleinasiens von Knidos bis Ilion, Stuttgart-Leipzig 1998. II. Die Nordküste Kleinasiens (Marmarameer und Pontos), München-Leipzig 2001. III. Der “Ferne Osten” und das Landesinnere bis zum Tauros, München 2001. IV. Die Südküste Kleinasiens, Syrien und Palaestina, München 2002. V. Register, München-Leipzig 2004.
  • TAM = Tituli Asiae Minoris, I; II 1-3; III 1; IV 1; V 1-3, Vienna 1901-1989.

References

  1. ↑ The inscriptions are divided into two groups, A and B, based on greater or lesser certainty in dating to the Imperial period (see 3. Dating).
  2. ↑ Abbreviations according to SEG
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