Christianos in CIL iv, 679: The Possibility of an Image

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New Testament Studies Pub Date : 2024-06-03 DOI:10.1017/s0028688523000383

John Granger Cook

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Abstract

There are good warrants for believing that either the word Christianos or the word Christiani, a reference to the Christians, was probably in a graffito on the wall of the atrium of the house now identified as vii.11.11 in Pompeii when Giuseppe Fiorelli excavated it in 1862. Karl Zangemeister edited it in 1871 as CIL iv, 679 and included two divergent transcriptions. In 1995, Paul Berry published a book in which he claimed that he had made an image of the word Christianos using an industrial microscope and high-intensity light. A research project to investigate that claim could be potentially useful for verifying or falsifying Berry's results.

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克里斯提安诺斯（Christianos），载于 CIL iv, 679：图像的可能性

朱塞佩-菲奥雷利（Giuseppe Fiorelli）于 1862 年发掘庞贝时，有充分理由相信，Christianos 或 Christiani（指基督徒）这两个词很可能出现在现在被认定为 vii.11.11 的房子中庭墙壁上的一幅涂鸦中。卡尔-赞格迈斯特（Karl Zangemeister）于 1871 年将其编辑为 CIL iv, 679，其中包括两种不同的抄本。1995 年，保罗-贝里（Paul Berry）出版了一本书，他在书中声称自己利用工业显微镜和高强度光线制作了克里斯提安诺斯（Christianos）一词的图像。对这一说法进行调查的研究项目可能有助于验证或证伪贝里的结果。

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