A 09 – Décrire et Théoriser le Luxe à la Renaissance: Giovanni Pontano (1429–1501) à Naples

1. Luxe et mythologie : figures mythologiques et abondance dans la poésie pontanienne (Florence Bistagne, Antonietta Iacono)
2. Le luxe comme expression de la vertu : influences stoïciennes et aristotéliciennes dans le De liberalitate de Giovanni Pontano (Giovanna Coscone)
3. Le visage public du luxe : Giovanni Pontano et la vertu princière de la « magnificence » (Gianluca del Noce)

B 09 – Oral Tradition as a Picture of the Oral Culture

1. Devious or Merely Developing? The Epic Poet and His Audience (Ronald Blankenborg)
2. Transmission of the New Testament Text in the Light of the Research on Orality (Sławomir Torbus)

C 09 – Quantitative Epigraphy and History in the Eastern Mediterranean

1. Religious Epigraphy of Palmyra and Dura-Europos: Semitic and Greek Traditions (Aleksandra Kubiak-Schneider)
2. Archaeological Sources and Their Use in Studies on Greek Epigraphic Culture (Joanna Porucznik)

D 09 – Gossip Across Time and Cultures

1. Gossip in Late Antique Fictional Epistolary Collections (Sabira Hajdarević)
2. Medieval Last Wills and Testaments as a Source for Gossip (Anita Bartulović)
3. Gossip in the Letters of Croatian Humanist Antun Vrančić (Diana Sorić)

E 09 – Early Roman Metre: Interpretation and Reception

1. Saturnian Variations: Linear Analysis and Rhythmus (Domenico Giordani)
2. Stat sententia, sed metrum incertum: Metrical and Prosodic Licenses in the Fragments of Roman Poetry (Vincent Graf)
3. Metre, Method and the Record of Early Roman Poetry (Jackie Elliott)

F 09 – Opuscula Mediaevalia

1. Competing with Local Scientists; 14th-century Physician Thomas of Wrocław’s Innovative Approach to Medieval Medicine (Karolina Szula)
2. El pájaro onocrotalus en la obra exegética de Erico de Auxerre (Łukasz Krzyszczuk)
3. Inschriften auf mittelalterlichen Siegeln von Pfarrern schlesischer Pfarrkirchen – Inhalt und Funktionen (Jagna Rita Sobel)

G 09 – Translating Stobaios: New Translation and Directions of Study

1. Turning Point: New Directions in the Study of Stobaios (Krzysztof Bielawski)
2. Searching for Stobaios in the Second Book of Eclogae (Matylda Amat Obryk)
3. Apophthegmatic Fragments (Eclogues) in Books III and IV of Stobaios’ Anthology (Jakub Kuciak)

H 09 – The Underworld as a Crossroad: Narrative, Myth, and Cultural Exchange

1. Phantom Limbs: Bodies in Homer’s Underworld (Rebecca Laemmle)
2. Beyond Belief: Underworld as Narrative ‘Technique’ (Karolina Sekita)
3. Insular Mentalities and the Isles of the Blessed: Lucian on the Edge of the Underworld (Tim Whitmarsh)