Dr%20Jean-S%C3%A9bastien%20Balzat: List of publications
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A new member of the family of Eurycles of Sparta documented in Delphi?
December 2017
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Zeitschrift fur Papyrologie und Epigraphik
Le point de départ de cette brève enquête prosopographique est l’existence d’un archonte de Delphes du nom de Caius Iulius Sidectas (O14) rangé parmi les Delphiens dans le volume IIIB du LGPN. La chronologie de G. Daux place son archontat durant la prêtrise d’Apollon Pythien XXVII (ca. 20–46 p. C.).
Journal Article
Le toponyme Magastara (territoire de Sagalassos)
January 2016
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Journal article
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Philia 2 (2016) pp. 149-51
Notes on inscriptions from southern anatolia: Names and provenances
January 2015
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Journal article
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Zeitschrift fur Papyrologie und Epigraphik
The following notes result from preparation work for volume V.C of A Lexicon of Greek Personal Names, which will cover inland Asia Minor. I have used SEG editions where available, and in order to be concise, have refrained from giving references to the original publications.
Names in EPM-in Southern Asia Minor. A contribution to the cultural history of Ancient Lycia
January 2014
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Journal article
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Chiron
This contribution begins with the discussion of a new reading for the name of a dedicant of a 〈Lycian〉 Twelve Gods relief, published in LGPN V.B (2013). An analysis of the distribution of the names derived from the Hittite-Luwian divinity Arma in the Greek inscriptions of southern Anatolia then establishes the origin of the dedicant. The way in which, in Lycia, the Arma theophoric names came to meet, adapt and survive in an onomastic landscape that became predominantly Greek in the course of the Hellenistic period, is explored by looking at the influence between these names and Greek personal names derived from Hermes. This onomastic enquiry results in a more accurate definition of the features and borders of onomastic units in Lycia and her immediate neighbours, and helps to recover elements of the centuries-long history of the populations of these regions.
M. Antonius Aristocrates: Provincial involvement with Roman power in the late 1st century B.C.