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Maravela, Anastasia & Jonsson, Mar
(2023).
En ukjent oversettelse av ps.-Longinos på Nasjonalbiblioteket.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2023).
Rearranging the hymns of Isidorus.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2023).
GEMF 68/PGM XXXVI: its scribe, sections, and contacts.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2023).
Begjær uten kjønnsdiskriminering. Erotiske trylleformler på potteskår avdekker mye om kjærlighetslivet og seksuallivet i antikken.
Klassekampen.
ISSN 0805-3839.
p. 10–11.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2023).
Lucian of Samosata and Athens.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2022).
Christian Travel Documents on an Oslo Papyrus and their Significance for The History of the Episcopate of Alexandria (HEpA).
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Maravela, Anastasia & Kjørstad, Elise
(2022).
Del av tapt gresk stjernekatalog funnet gjemt under kristen tekst fra middelalderen.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2022).
Re-Editing PGM XXXVI/GEMF 68: Remarks on its Scribe and Sections.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2022).
PGM XXXVI/GEMF 68: Its Scribe and Sections.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2021).
A gem to counter the Empusa?
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Maravela, Anastasia & Welo, Eirik
(2020).
Når kroppen hviler, er hjernen våken: Drømmer i antikken .
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2020).
Exploring the Poetics of Christian and Christian Magical Prayers: The function of the historiolae.
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Maravela, Anastasia & Torallas Tovar, Sofia
(2019).
Impossible Anatomies: Coptic Curses and the Torments of the Beyond.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2019).
Contexts of multilingualism in Egypt from the Hellenistic to the early Arabic period.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2019).
Threats against the gods in the magical papyri: their topics and language.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2019).
Eitrem Marginalia on Magic.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2018).
P.Oslo inv. 1481: Munker prøver å hjelpe et gjeldsoffer.
Klassisk Forum.
ISSN 0801-3179.
p. 116–121.
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Maravela, Anastasia & Aurora, Federico
(2018).
Gammelt nytt fra Universitetsbibliotekets papyrussamling.
Klassisk Forum.
ISSN 0801-3179.
p. 114–116.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2018).
Lucianic linguistics.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2018).
Papyri at Gustavianum, Uppsala universitetsmuseum.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2018).
PGM LVII + LXXII and the Tradition of Cryptography in Magical Papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2018).
Papyrussamlingen ved Universitetsbiblioteket i Oslo: Glimt av liv og død i gresk og romersk Egypt.
AIGIS : Nordisk tidsskrift for klassiske studier.
ISSN 1901-6859.
18(1).
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
εἴτε πλαστῶν γραμμάτων ἢ ῥᾳδιουργίας ἢ περιγραφῆς ἐγκαλεῖν ἐπιχειρῇ...:
Semantics and Settings of Distrust in Greco-Roman and Byzantine Egypt
.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
Presentation of papyrus editions P.Oslo inv. 1513, 1469, 1612, 787, 1238, 782, 1178, 1461, 1542 & 1530, 1463, 1490, 1467v, 1481, 366.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
Chasing in time. Intersections of time and space in early Greek literature and in Greek philosophical thought.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
An unusual Christian letter of recommendation on papyrus and its non-Egyptian provenance.
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Maravela, Anastasia & Reggiani, Nicola
(2017).
Medical scribes at work: Exploring linguistic variation in Greek medical papyri
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
Hva kan man lære av antikkens 'junk-mail'? Papyrer fra gresk og romersk Egypt.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2017).
Greek in Christian Western Thebes: a Fresh Look.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Translating Wisdom: the Coptic translations of "Menandri Sententiae".
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
An Early Testimony of Epistula Hippocratis XXV.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Issues of translation in Greek magical papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Encoding and Negotiating Power in Roman and Byzantine Egypt.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Medical micro-language in the Greek papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Scriptural literacy only?
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Maravela, Anastasia; Witek, Wlodek; Palandri, Chiara & Aurora, Federico
(2016).
Multispectral Scanning of Papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
The Judgemental Narrator in a Diachronic Perspective:
νήπιος-passages from Homer to Nonnus
.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2016).
Two Greek papyri relating to medicine and philosophy in the collection of the University of Oslo Library.
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Maravela, Anastasia & Hasznos, Andrea
(2015).
Monastic Readings and Writings in Western Theban Monasteries (VI-VIII): Documentary and Archaeological Evidence.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2015).
Women on the verge of a nervous breakdown, women without lust:
Constructions of the female in translations of Greek and Coptic magical papyri
.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2015).
The papyrus collection of the University of Oslo Library: glimpses at life and death in Greco-Roman Egypt.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2015).
Re-edition of the magical handbooks in the University of Oslo Library Papyrus Collection (P.Oslo I 1, P.Oslo I 3 and P.Oslo III 75): plan of work and challenges.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2015).
Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown in the Greek Magical Papyri?
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2015).
"School texts" from Western Theban monasteries: Classical Culture and Education in Late Antique Monastic Settings in Egypt.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2014).
Søyle med donatorinnskrift.
In Ahrens, Sven; Messel, Nils & Sauge, Birgitte (Ed.),
nasjonalmuseet: Antique sculpture. Catalogue.
Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design.
ISSN 978-82-8154-098-9.
p. 218–219.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2014).
Tongue-twisters, cipher alphabets, and other ‘school texts’ from Western Theban monasteries (sixth-eighth century): testimonies to the education of the youth?
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2014).
The philosopher's horse: some thoughts on Ibycus F287 PMGF.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2014).
P.Oslo inv. 1042: contract concerning dyke work.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2014).
Power, rhetoric and self-consciousness in the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Play-and-learn with names and numbers?
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Psygmos in documentary papyri: why ’drying place’?
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Kildahl, Mari; Stolk, Joanne Vera & Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Nytt funn om antikkens siste poet.
[Internet].
http://www.forskning.no/artikler/2013/juni/361137.
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Kildahl, Mari; Stolk, Joanne Vera & Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
New findings on the last poet of antiquity.
[Internet].
http://www.hf.uio.no/ifikk/english/research/news-and-events/.
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Kildahl, Mari; Stolk, Joanne Vera & Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Nytt funn om antikkens siste poet.
[Internet].
http://www.hf.uio.no/ifikk/forskning/aktuelt/aktuelle-saker/.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Homer and Menander's Sententiae in Monastic and Similar Settings in Egypt: The View from the Papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
New light on early Christian letters of recommendation.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2013).
Medicalia Online: Psygmos and related terms.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2012).
Intimations of Identity in Christian Prayers on Papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2012).
Papyrological evidence for the study of classical literature in early Egyptian monastic communities.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2012).
New Fayum papyri from the Oslo collection.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2012).
Three Christian papyri from the Oslo collection.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
Addressing the gods in the Graeco-Roman World, with a focus on Papyri.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
Time as a normative factor: perspectives from early Greek poetry.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
Greek Papyrology.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
P.Oslo inv.1576v (medical catechism) in a new light?
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
Doctors and patients, diseases and medicaments: ancient medicine in the Oslo papyrus collection.
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Maravela, Anastasia
(2011).
En komponist på arbeid i romersk Egypt? Et musikalsk papyrusfragment i Oslo.
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Tothne, Agnes Mihálykó; Maravela, Anastasia & Boud'hors, Anne
(2019).
Christian Liturgical Papyri: An Introduction.
Mohr Siebeck.
ISSN 978-3-16-155786-6.
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Liturgical papyri are prime witnesses to the history of liturgy and the religious and theological currents in late antique Egypt. These items from the third to ninth century preserve hundreds of Greek and Coptic hymns, prayers, and acclamations, most otherwise unknown but some still recited by the Coptic Church. Ágnes T. Mihálykó offers the first extensive introduction to the liturgical papyri, facilitating the reader's access to them with a detailed inventory of edited manuscripts and an extensive discussion of their date and provenance. She also examines liturgical papyri as the first preserved liturgical manuscripts, describing their material features, the ways they were used, the early history of the liturgical books, and their languages. She reveals how liturgical texts were written down and transmitted and locates these important manuscripts in the book culture of late antique Egypt.