Defixiones Olbiae Ponticae
(DefOlb)
By (author) A.V. Belousov
This book presents a complete corpus of magical inscriptions (defixionum tabellae) of the ancient Greek city of Olbia, located in the northern Black Sea region. The inscriptions are published systematically and in chronological order with detailed historical and philological commentary.
This book presents a complete corpus of magical inscriptions (defixionum tabellae) of the ancient Greek city of Olbia, located in the northern Black Sea region. The inscriptions are published systematically and in chronological order with detailed historical and philological commentary.
- By (author) A.V. Belousov
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