ALEXANDRU AVRAM (1956-2021)

Year 2022, Issue: 26, 167 - 170, 04.08.2022

Dan Dana

https://doi.org/10.26650/anar.2022.26.0001

Abstract

Another great scholar left us too early, as the capricious Tyche stopped his life in full floruit. Aged 64, Alexandru Avram was waiting his retirement from the teaching activities ‒ always fulfilled with seriousness and goodwill ‒ with the great hope to consecrate exclusively to the publications in progress or planned, and thus meant to crown a life dedicated to the study of Antiquity. His work was already both large and important: the exemplary edition of the Callatian corpus (ISM III: Inscriptions grecques et latines de Scythie Mineure, III.

Keywords

ALEXANDRU AVRAM (1956-2021), Dan Dana, Alexandru Avram

ALEXANDRU AVRAM (1956-2021)

Abstract

Another great scholar left us too early, as the capricious Tyche stopped his life in full floruit. Aged 64, Alexandru Avram was waiting his retirement from the teaching activities ‒ always fulfilled with seriousness and goodwill ‒ with the great hope to consecrate exclusively to the publications in progress or planned, and thus meant to crown a life dedicated to the study of Antiquity. His work was already both large and important: the exemplary edition of the Callatian corpus (ISM III: Inscriptions grecques et latines de Scythie Mineure, III. Callatis et son territoire, Bucharest-Paris 1999) and the recent supplement of Tomitan inscriptions (ISM VI.2: Inscriptions grecques et latines de Scythie Mineure, vol. VI. Suppléments, fasc. 2: Tomis et son territoire, Bucharest-Paris 2018, with M. Bărbulescu and L. Buzoianu); the treaty between Rome and Callatis (Der Vertrag zwischen Rom und Kallatis. Ein Beitrag zum römischen Völkerrecht, Amsterdam 1999 [Schwarzmeer-Studien7]); the Thasian amphora stamps found at Istros (Histria VIII. Les timbres amphoriques.

Keywords

ALEXANDRU AVRAM, Obituary

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