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Xavier, de silva Ludovica. "Urbanistica e Topografia Urbana nelle Province Romane di Epiro e Macedonia : il caso degli edifici teatrali : teatri e Città in Epiro e Grecia Settentrionale." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2068.
Full textThe theatre has been for both Greek and Romans an essential element of a city and, at the same time, of being a citizen.As many researches are demonstrating these days, studying the theatres and their architectural and morphological features, as well as analysing their position and functions, can provide important data and clues about how communities saw themselves, which cultural network they were part of or shared characteristics with, to which extent they influenced or were influenced by other cultures.Therefore, given their ideological role, theatrical buildings seemed a valid hermeneutical instrument to understand the architectural culture of this territory as well as the political and social evolution of the communities which inhabited it. Thus, it seemed appropriate to adopt this approach to a region whose urbanistic and political evolution is still under constant debate, such as Epirus and Southern Illyria.The main aim of the research has been a re-interpretation of the data already published about the theatres chosen as a Corpus in the light of the most recent studies on the territory but also of important research themes that animate the scientific debate of the last decades. It is indeed possible to read those data in a new perspective taking into account historical, cultural, architectural and urbanistic contexts both from a diachronic and a geographic point of view. This approach has, in the end, made possible to review, clarify, update and interpret the available data about each theatre and to frame it into a wider, Mediterranean, context.In order to achieve this aim a complex database has been conceived that could include all the data mentioned above given some homogenous and common criteria. It is worth noticing, however, that the database has not been conceived only to manage a huge amount of data but also, to actually serve as a normative instrument for a better understandable and more homogeneous systematisation both of the data themselves and their relations with sources and modern studies.The review of the published information about theatrical buildings in Epirus and Southern Illyria, in the light of the above-mentioned systematisation, has consequently proved itself useful in order to propose a new perspective on the settlement dynamics, the monumentalisation and the cultural development of those regions.Eventually, it has been possible to conclude that the city and the theatre can’t be separated, either in Epirus or in Southern Illyria, from the development of a Hellenistic realm that, at least at the beginning, has marked significantly the image of the territory. The constitution itself of the Aeacid monarchy, almost “contractual” regarding the different koina that kept a significant amount of administrative autonomy throughout the entire Hellenism, must have envisaged a regular presence of the king in each of the most important cities of the region. The monumentalisation, that we could call “processional”, of a great number of urban centres, such as Byllis, Kassope or Phoinike, can be legitimately linked to the rise of Pyrrhus and the establishment of the so-called Great Epirus. Its therefore possible to identify, in this historical moment, the construction of a political conscience that we could define as entirely Mediterranean and that is largely expressed in the cultural, urban and architectural features we can observe in both Epirus and Southern Illyria.Even if the establishment of the polis as an administrative model has met some resistence in the region, the heritage of the pyrrhic era can be recognised in that cultural and political conscience expressed through the proper and traditional Hellenistic patterns which form a peculiar language that will eventually been adopted by Rome while imposing its power into the Mediterranean context
Mihailescu-Bîrliba, Lucreṭiu. "Les affranchis dans les provinces romaines de l'Illyricum /." Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz, 2006. http://deposit.d-nb.de/cgi-bin/dokserv?id=2863778&prov=M&dok_var=1&dok_ext=htm.
Full textFreber, Philipp-Stephan G. "Der hellenistische Osten und das Illyricum unter Caesar /." Stuttgart : F. Steiner, 1993. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb35712723j.
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Mihailescu-Bîrliba, Lucretiu. "Les affranchis dans les provinces romaines d'Illyricum." Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004EHES0037.
Full textThis PhD Thesis contains a subject which has not been treated before in the historiography of Roman Antiquity. Our work was divided in two main parts : a synthesis about the freedmen in Illyricum and the epigraphical corpus. The synthetic chapters contain many subjects, such as the historiography about freedmen, the administration of Illyricum, the social and administrative role of freedmen in Illyricum, the social mobility, the private life and the religion of imperial and private freedmen. The corpus follows the alphabetical order of our subjects in every province. It contains the epigraphical texts, their translation and a commentary followed by bibliographical references
McPherson, Catherine. "The First Illyrian War: A study in Roman Imperialism." Thesis, McGill University, 2012. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=107788.
Full textCe mémoire se veut être une étude de cas approfondie de l'impérialisme romain naissant dans l'Orient grec : le cas de la Première Guerre illyrienne (229/8 av. J.C.), la première entreprise militaire romaine de l'autre côté de l'Adriatique. L'approche choisie situe le processus décisionnel et les actions de Rome dans leur contexte propre en insistant sur le rôle que les communautés grecques et illyriennes eurent à jouer à la fois dans le déclenchement et dans la conclusion de la guerre. Cette étude soutient que la déclaration de guerre de Rome contre les Vardéens en 229 fut principalement motivée par le désir de s'assurer le contrôle des lucratives routes de commerce reliant Brundisium à la côte orientale de l'Adriatique. Ce fut en fait l'incapacité des principales puissances grecques à mettre un frein à la piraterie vardéenne qui mena directement à l'intervention romaine. Rome ne montra d'abord que peu d'intérêt envers une expansion ou l'établissement d'une quelconque hégémonie dans l'Orient grec. Elle ne maintint que de vagues relations avec les communautés de la côte est de l'Adriatique. Rome exerça cependant une certaine influence sur le processus de décision de ces communautés au cours des décennies qui suivirent la guerre. Malgré cela, c'était en effet l'absence des romains dans cette région qui mena directement à l'intervention romaine dans la région dix ans plus tard.
Jaupaj, Lavdosh. "Etudes des interactions culturelles en aire Illyro-épirote du VII au III siècle av. J.-C." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSE2082.
Full textThis work is an essay for a monograph about the Illyrians studied through their contacts with the Greek world. The objective is therefore to take back the history of the Illyrian populations using the new approach of the frontier history, which implies to reinterpret all the available documentation without any Hellenocentrism nor ideological a priori. Research in Albania has developed considerably over the past 20 years, thanks in particular to the opening of the country to foreign missions, and sufficient data are now available, but these data must be interpreted in the context of a study of cultural interactions. Precise contextualization, bothhistorical and archaeological, of the acculturation vectors represents therefore the essential stake of this work.Thus, in a first part, it is first of all a question of fixing the elements of the decor that allow contextualizing these phenomena in space and time: geographical framework, localization of the populations, historical evolution. In a second stage, the places, the vectors, the opportunities of contacts and the nature of exchanges are studied, in other words the factors of acculturation: where, when, how, why do the two cultures meet? From there, the last part studies the transformations observed in all sectors of socio-cultural life: linguistics and onomastics, material productions, funerary rites and mythology, urban planning and architecture, and finally institutions.There are two strong moments that put the Greek and indigenous populations in contact, that of the colonial settlements which lead rather to a so-called vertical Hellenization, touching only the elites, then that of the unification of these regions in the kingdom of Pyrrhus with a so-called horizontal Hellenization, very closely linked to the phenomenon of urbanization and the development of the middle classes of merchants and craftsmen. The crossroads position of these regions which, thanks to the river valleys, have both an Adriatic facade and an outlet to Macedonia and the Aegean Sea, which the route of Via Candavia or Egnatia well materialize, explains the constant diffusion of Greek products and the mobility of people which leads to the slow development of what can be called an illyro-epirotic koinè
Kulla, Ariola. "The Albanian Linguistic Journey from Ancient Illyricum to EU : Lexical Borrowings." Thesis, Linköping University, Department of Culture and Communication, 2010. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-57208.
Full textWhere does a language come from? Every language has its own history and during the course of that history, it might change, evolve or even die. Why do languages borrow from each other? Borrowing seems to be true for every language that has contact with another, even for major cultural languages such as Greek. Every case though is unique in itself. From which languages can a language borrow? Speakers of a certain language borrow from the people that they come in contact with, face-to-face or otherwise. How do languages incorporate those borrowings?
Lexical borrowings are responsible for as much as ninety percent of the Albanian vocabulary and due to globalization, this percentage is about to grow even more. With a great history of three thousand years behind it and being neighbor to the two great civilizations of the then known world, Ancient Greece and Rome, Albanian has borrowed more words than any other European language.Lexical borrowings are tightly connected to the history and culture of this nation. Depending on the presence of which foreign power ruled in the Albanian territories at which time, these borrowings have had as a primary source either Greek (Ancient, Middle or New), Latin or Turkish with a few minor interferences from Gothic and Slavic languages.Every language has its own reasons for borrowing from another language. There are two main reasons: prestige and need. Albanian is not an exception. Albanian has borrowed from Greek and Latin both on the basis of need and on the basis of prestige.
The primary objective for this master thesis is the identification of the vast numbers of lexical borrowings in the Albanian language, which languages they primarily come from, why the Albanian language has borrowed so many words during the course of its history and how those borrowings are incorporated in the Albanian language.
Bundy, Frank J. "The administration of the Illyrian provinces of the French empire : 1809-1813 /." New York ; London : Garland publishing, 1987. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37426793n.
Full textStocker, Sharon R. "Illyrian Apollonia toward a new Ktisis and developmental history of the colony /." Cincinnati, Ohio : University of Cincinnati, 2009. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view.cgi?acc_num=ucin1249571479.
Full textAdvisor: Kathleen Lynch. Title from electronic thesis title page (viewed Jan. 15, 2010). Keywords: Greek colonization; Albania; Illyria; Apollonia; Mallakastra Regional Archaeological Project; survey archaeology. Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references.
Shehi, Eduard. "Céramiques sigillées importées et productions locales à engobe rouge en Illyrie méridionale et en Chaonie : IIe s. av. J.-C.-IIe s. ap. J.-C." Lille 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010LIL30034.
Full textThe thesis has two pain parts : the first is analytical (data establishment = corpus), the second synthetic (operation in different directions). The establishment of tools and criteria for identification precedes the first part and classification will be implemented in the corpus : the characteristics of clay, and the repertoire of forms by date, and finally the surface treatments and the decoration. For each site is written first, a rapid historical review with an update on the current state of knowledge of its historic and economic, then a detailed presentation of the finds of terra sigillata by categories : oriental production (called terra sigillata A, B, Canderli and Pontic), western production (Italy and southern Gaul) and local. For each category, is given the minimum umber of individuals and the proportion between the various terra sigillata. Have been treated in this way the sites of Dyrrhachium, Apollonia, Buthrotum, Phoenice, which gave the most numerous finds, Scodra, Lissos, Byllis, Dimale where the presence of sigillata is less abundant, nevertheless significant. The thesis, based on a lengthy investigation into the museums and excavations deposits, is closed with the drawings of pottery fragments. In the second part that is operated on in different directions : characterization of various consumption sites, according to the respective shares of terra sigillata Western, Eastern and their local imitations ; description of trade routes (land or sea), the establisment of terra sigillata fluctuations between eastern, western and local production is an important contribution to the economic history of southern Illyria to the Roman era ; description of the craft ceramic southern Illyria (identification workshops, directories of products, from imitation and original creation) ; degree of import penetration and cultural significance of the adoption of a foreign environment washer Illyrian (feeding practices, level and lifestyle)
Olujić, Boris. "Les Iapodes, un peuple de l'arrière-pays adriatique du Ve au Ier siècle av. J. -C." Paris, EPHE, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000EPHE4021.
Full textPriebe, Rebekah Elisabeth. "Costume Design for a Production of The Coast of Illyria." The Ohio State University, 2016. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1461249481.
Full textKamshad, Kimya Moghadam. "The dynamics of firm growth and failure under alternative forms of ownership." Thesis, London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London), 1993. http://etheses.lse.ac.uk/1249/.
Full textCastiglioni, Maria Paola. "La diffusion et la réception des mythes grecs dans l'espace illyrien antique entre Adriatique et Balkans." Grenoble 2, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007GRE29035.
Full textThis research, dedicated to the diffusion and the reception of Greek myths within the ancient Illyrian area, aims to analyse the main myths localized by the Greek and Latin literary sources in such region, authentic intermediary between the Adriatic sea and the Balkan territory. The exegesis of Cadmus' myth, of his metamorphosis into a snake, of his exile and of his Illyrian kingdom is the subject of the first part: the earthly dimension of such hero, his rooting in the Illyrian area and his reception by the natives are related to the historical context of the Greek frequentations with the Illyrian inland. In the second part, the Adriatic Illyrian area is analysed in the light of the Argonauts' myth of the Adriatic route, of the hyperborean offers and of the Diomedes’legend, the maritime hero of trans-adriatic exchanges, in order to determine a traffic's balance there occurred and of their Greek actors. Finally, a third and last part assembles, under the common denominator of the identities, several tales and mythical characters (homeward journeys of the Homeric heroes, the duel of Achilles with Memnon, the legend about Polyphemus, Heracles, Adrias and Ionios) used for the purpose to create some mythic genealogies at the service of the people and of the local dynasties, to promote the political propaganda or the possession of the colonial soil. So, through an anthropological approach and relating to the ideas of frontier history and of ethnicity, such study suggests a reading of the Greek presence in Illyria and of the dynamics caused by the contact between the Greeks and the natives within the Illyrian area
Stojanov, Darko. "Les villes de l’Illyricum protobyzantin face aux grandes invasions." Paris, EPHE, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013EPHE4005.
Full textThis dissertation aims to analyse the diversity and the intensity of certain transformations which the Great Invasions caused in the cities of the praetorian prefecture of Illyricum (in this case, 374-618). Focused on the urban centres such as Thessalonika, Sirmium, Viminacium, Stobi, Dyrrachium, Athens, Corinth, etc. , this research addresses two topics: the reaction of the cities (or citizens) facing the barbarian invasions, and the material traces left by the invaders. Based on a detailed analysis of literary and archaeological sources and, to a lesser degree, on epigraphic and numismatic evidence, this dissertation tries to understand how the presence of barbarian invaders impacted the behaviors, perceptions, and physical and material circumstances of the urban population in Illyricum. Besides the small indications and new opinions, my research yielded three principal conclusions: 1. Cities in Illyricum faced threats not only from barbarian invaders, but also form the presence of imperial military forces; we must understand this “double” or multiple danger if we are to arrive at a more complete and nuanced image of the complicated position of cities at the time of the Great Invasions; 2. Contrary to the traditional "eschatological" image which sees the Great Invasions as the end for citizens of early Byzantine cities, the evidence from Illyricum shows that some citizens were able to accommodate themselves to barbarian rule, and successfully make new lives and livelihoods for themselves in Barbaricum; 3. The invasions had a surprising capacity to cause chaotic turbulences “ex nihilo” in some early Byzantine cities, which were not a target of a particular attack
Meta, Albana. "Recherche sur l’histoire monétaire de Dyrrachion : le monnayage en argent (milieu du IVème siècle – milieu du Ier siècle avant J.-C.)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040083.
Full textThe systematic numismatic studies in Albania started around 1950. The study of the ancient coins of Dyrrhachium, an important city in the Oriental coast of the Adriatic Sea (the modern town of Durrës in central Albania is located above the ancient site), brings an important contribution to the Albanian numismatic. It also constitutes the first complete monetary corpus of the ancient cities located in the Albanian territory. This study focuses on the silver coinage minted by the city for about three centuries. Three different series have been identified (the staters of Corinthian type, the staters of corcyrean type and the drachmas of cow suckling calf type), including seven denominations. The catalogue is based on a die link study of 3085 coins coming from the most important Coin Cabinets in the world as well as from numerous publications. The study of the circulation of the coins has permitted to make some assumptions about the contacts and exchanges of the city with the foreign world as well as about its economy. Finally, the study of the coins allowed reviewing the important events of the city’s history, from its foundation till the middle of the 1st century B.C., in the prospect of the numismatic data
Veseli, Sabina. "Les figurines et les vases en bronze de la période archaïque jusqu'à la période romaine retrouvés en Albanie." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO20028.
Full textThe principal objective of this thesis is the study of bronze objects, more specially figurines and vases, found in Albania, dating from the archaic period to the end of the roman period. These category of objects have never been subject of a specific study, and the majority of the objects have never been published. This thesis has proposed for the first time a complete study, in the form of a corpus of objects which comprises all the figurines and vases of bronze, found in Albania; which is based in the technology, typology, chronology and geographic distribution of each type of object. The objects are placed in their cultural context through the establishment of a corpus of sites where the objects were found. The synthesis which has analyzed the information of the two corpuses has also enriched our information for the populations by whom were utilized, their habitudes and believes, the merchandise with the other centers of the antique world, and the development of the bronze artisanat, all these issues based in an historic perspective which emphasizes attention in the evolution
Mihailescu-Bîrliba, Lucreţiu. "Les affranchis dans les provinces romaines de l'Illyricum /." Wiesbaden : Harrrassowitz, 2006. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb41080594t.
Full textShpuza, Saimir. "La romanisation de l'Illyrie meridionale et de l'Épire du Nord : IIè siècle avant notre ère, IIIè siècle de notre ère." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010546.
Full textMcIlvaine, Britney Kyle. "Greek Colonization of the Balkans: Bioarchaeological Reconstruction of Behavior and Lifestyle during Corinthian Colonial Expansion into Ancient Apollonia, Albania." The Ohio State University, 2012. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=osu1331137365.
Full textAchim, Irina Adriana. "La basilique chrétienne en Illyricum : l'architecture cultuelle entre l'Orient et l'Occident : le cas des provinces de l'Illyricum du Nord-Est comparé à celui des provinces du Bas-Danube." Paris 1, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA010505.
Full textFollain, Éric. "Le centre monumental romain d'Appolonia d'Illyrie : images de synthèse et restitutions archéologiques." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012LYO20005.
Full textDuring the Roman period, “Apollonia of Illyria”, a greek settlement in Albania, knew several phases of construction and development. This is demonstrated by the study of the monumental center which was the object of excavations supervised by a French archaeologist Léon Rey at the beginning of the XXth century. After World War II, Albanian teams pursued the researches. They realized the restorations and the current presentations. The monumental center is organized around two main buildings, the Odeon and the “monument of Agonothetes”. These meeting places give evidence of the public character of this part of the city, just like the existence of a triumphal arch built later on. Shops also prove the commercial function of this place. Then, the religious function is illustrated by an ionic temple surrounded by a portico associated with a building named “prytaneum’ and by a small sanctuary. Finally, a square building is either a library or an “augusteum”. After an analysis of the visible vestiges and documentation, a report on the functions of the various monuments and a presentation of the comparative elements, the hypothesis of reconstructions will be proposed and transposed into computer-generated images. They will be assembled in a global vision of the roman monumental center at the beginning of the third century. Researches concerning the agora, localized a few hundred meters further, are not achieved yet but this place could be an architectural complex dedicated to imperial cult. During the second century, its importance could have attracted the bouleuterion that remains, for the moment, named as “monument of Agonothetes”
Kolonia greke e Apolonisë së Ilirisë, në Shqipëri, ka njohur faza të rëndësishme ndërtimi dhe riorganizimi urban në periudhën romake. Këtë e dëshmon qendra monumentale që ka qenë pikësynimi i gërmimeve dhe zbulimeve të kryera nën drejtimin e francezit Leon Rei, në fillim të shekullit të XX. Pas Luftës së II Botërore, ekipet shqiptare kanë vazhduar nxjerrjen në dritë të saj, si dhe kanë realizuar restaurimet dhe pamjet që shohim sot. Qendra monumentale është organizuar rreth dy godinave kryesore, odeoni dhe monumenti i Agonotetëve. Këto vende mbledhjesh dëshmojnë për karakterin publik të kësaj zone të qytetit, ashtu si dhe një hark triumfi pak më i vonshëm. Dyqanet dëshmojnë për një funksion tregtar aneks. Aspekti religjioz ilustrohet me praninë e një tempulli jonik, të rrethuar me një portik, dhe që lidhet me një godinë të ashtuquajtur prytaneum, si dhe me një faltore e vogël. Së fundmi, një ndërtesë në formë katrore mund të jetë ndoshta një bibliotekë apo augusteum. Në përfundim të studimit të rrënojave të dukshme dhe të dokumentacionit përkatës, parashtrohet trajtimi i funksioneve të monumenteve të ndryshme dhe i elementeve krahasuese të rimëkëmbjes hipotetike të tyre, që më tej transformohen në paraqitjet e informatizuara. Më pas, të gjithë elementët janë bashkuar në një pamje gjithëpërfshirëse të qendrës monumentale romake, ashtu siç paraqitej ajo në fillimin e shek. III të e. sonë. Në pritje të përfundimit të kërkimeve në agora, e cila gjendet vetëm disa qindra metra larg, ky ansambël duket të ketë qenë një kompleks arkitekturor që i kushtohej kultit perandorak, rëndësia e të cilit do të tërhiqte përgjatë shek. II të e. sonë buleterionin, që ende në mënyrë të kujdesshme emërtohet si “monumenti i Agonotetëve”
Dzino, Danijel. "Illyrian policy of Rome in the late republic and early principate." 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/2440/37806.
Full textThesis (Ph.D.)--School of Humanities, 2005.