The paper focuses on seven reused Latin funerary inscriptions found in Oderzo by examining their textual content, epigraphic context, and life‑cycle phases. It specifies the loss of information due to the change of their original contexts; it analyses the identity of the tomb’s builders and occupants by reconstructing their micro‑histories; it examines the texts in the light of social network analysis, gender and emotional epigraphy, and public history.
Spolia dalla necropoli opitergina: scripta
Giovannella Cresci
2023-01-01
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The paper focuses on seven reused Latin funerary inscriptions found in Oderzo by examining their textual content, epigraphic context, and life‑cycle phases. It specifies the loss of information due to the change of their original contexts; it analyses the identity of the tomb’s builders and occupants by reconstructing their micro‑histories; it examines the texts in the light of social network analysis, gender and emotional epigraphy, and public history.
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