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University of Copenhagen New Gaulish Inscriptions Celtic Spring · 23 May 2012

University of Copenhagen New Gaulish Inscriptions Celtic Spring · 23 May 2012. Prof. Dr. David Stifter Dept. of Old and Middle Irish School of Celtic Studies NUI Maynooth. I. The Pottery of Lucius Cosius (L-143a-c). Lucius Cosius.

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University of Copenhagen New Gaulish Inscriptions Celtic Spring · 23 May 2012

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  1. University of CopenhagenNew Gaulish InscriptionsCeltic Spring · 23 May 2012 Prof. Dr. David Stifter Dept. of Old and Middle Irish School of Celtic Studies NUI Maynooth New Gaulish Inscriptions

  2. I. The Pottery of Lucius Cosius (L-143a-c) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  3. Lucius Cosius Source: Allard Mees, Modelsignierte Dekorationen auf südgallischer Terra Sigillata [= Forschungen und Berichte zur Vor- und Frühgeschichte in Baden-Württemberg 54], Stuttgart: Theiss 1995 New Gaulish Inscriptions

  4. L. Cosius’ Series Celebrating Trajan’s Victories worked in La Graufesenque highly individual style exported productsto entire empire finds from all over Europe • active around 110-120 A.D. • triumph held by Hadrian for Trajan in Sept. 118; ludi Parthici set up by Senate Partu(s) Germani Arsacidae Decibalu(s) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  5. Lucius Cosius (L-143a) Decibale · n[….] ateuane XXXX Found in La Graufesenque 1980 Decibale: vocative of Decibalus, last king of the Dacians († 106 A.D.) ateuane: 2sg imperative of *ate-u̯an-e/o- (ate- = ‘re-’, u̯an- = ‘to strike, wound’; cp. OIr. ad·goin ‘to wound again‘‚ MW adwanaf ‘to strike again’; Gaul. PN Atuanos) n[…]: ne | ateuane‘do not strike again!’, or nu·te | ateuane ‘now, slay yourself!’ ? (cp. nu gnate de dama gussou ‘now, son, don’t yield to violence’ (L-66, Plate of Lezoux) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  6. Lucius Cosius (L-143a) ‘Decibalus, do not strike again!’ or ‘Decibalus, now, slay yourself!’ DECIBALE · N[….] ATEVANE New Gaulish Inscriptions

  7. Lucius Cosius (L-143b+c) Vase of Blain (FR), found 1868 nuto· […] dusạ[.]ḅị Decibale dumeṇus [.]ṭ?ụ·bṛ[..] […]nu […]coui […]u cp.: .[ m[ u·b.[ raian[ tutuei.[ trasato[ Found in Kaiseraugst (SUI), 1970-74 Found in Clermont-Ferrand New Gaulish Inscriptions

  8. Lucius Cosius ]TV[.][ ]TRA[ ]OST[ ]A?NC[ ][.]I[ Found in Vertault (FR) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  9. Lucius Cosius L Cosi Decibalu (2×) Partu Found in La Graufesenque 1979 New Gaulish Inscriptions

  10. Lucius Cosius (L-143) To appear in:David Stifter, ‘New early second-century Gaulish texts from La Graufesenque (L‑143a‑c)‘, Keltische Forschungen 5 (2010-11 [2012]) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  11. II. The Lead-plate from Rezé (L-142) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  12. Rezé (L-142) A1: alissuiu[.]allosat SS -XX[..]S[..] trilu -XXXVSSHS paetrute . -XXVIII S= pixte XVI S== suexxe XS= suanmanu -XVIIII-. ------------------- suma -XDXXXHSO S= third(ly?) fourth(ly?) fifth(ly?) sixth(ly?) repeated in B1 with some errors Lead plate from Rezé (mouth of River Loire, 2nd c. A.D.), receipt of debt repayments, business notes?

  13. Rezé (L-142) A3: serinoti sequndo dinariIu XXXV B4: setigi prino ascani usare boletu XV this sells Secundus for-denars 35 this ... buys/bought (?) Ascanius are for-boleti (?) 15

  14. Rezé (L-142) To appear in:Pierre-Yves Lambert & David Stifter, ‘Le texte gaulois de Rezé’, Études Celtiques 38 (2012), forthc. New Gaulish Inscriptions

  15. III. The Chartres Defixio New Gaulish Inscriptions

  16. Chartres New Gaulish Inscriptions

  17. Chartres A: Vatumaros · Senouiri · Cantognatos Virato · Conbarilos Aberxtobogii Raros · Esuatexti · Toutisa Alignati · seto(?) · cantipisontas sondios · adgario · duti · so · adogarie olusami loguardicni*tascouipus adgariontas eti · so · adgarie... Minio · Mario *locnardicni(?) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  18. Chartres B: Tasguni · Abrestubogiu · Paulo Tasgunias · Cornuto · Cornilio · Lami · Eponicnos · eto · cantipisontas · eti · Cornuti · Toutisa · Vi(m)pili · Felice · uo · contest[ duti · so · cantigarie · sondiobi · New Gaulish Inscriptions

  19. Chartres Names (format IN + Patr, Gent. + Cogn.): Vatumaros Senouiri Cantognatos Virato Conbarilos Aberxtobogii Raros Esuatexti ToutisaAlignati Minio · Mario Paulo Tasgunias Toutisa Vi(m)pili inverted order?: Tasguni Abrestubogiu Cornuto Cornilio Lami Eponicnos unclear: olusami Loguardicni Tascouipus ? Cornuti Felice (uo · contest[) New Gaulish Inscriptions

  20. Chartres Recurrences: (s.?)eto cantipisontas A5 = eto cantipisontas B5 duti so adogarie A7 = duti so cantigarie B9 eti so adgarie A9, eti Cornuti B6 adgario[s] A6, adogarie A7, adgariont(-)as A9, adgarie A9 cantigarie B9 cantipisont(-)as A5, B5 sondios A4, sondiobi B10 New Gaulish Inscriptions

  21. Chartres To appear in:Études Celtiques New Gaulish Inscriptions

  22. My acknowledgements go to Fritz Mitthof Pierre-Yves Lambert New Gaulish Inscriptions

  23. Thank you very much for your attention Prof. Dr. David StifterDept. of Old and Middle Irish School of Celtic National University of Ireland Maynooth New Gaulish Inscriptions

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