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            <forename>Fabrizio</forename>
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        <p>Detlef Heikamp's is one of the greatest scholars of the collections of historical pieces in Florence; to celebrate his 90th birthday, on the 10th an 11th November 2017, a study meeting dedicated to the birth of epigraphy as historical science was organised. The Uffizi Galleries were the ideal setting for such an initiative: there, starting from the 17th century, one of the most valuable Greek and Latin epigraphy collections was created, and it would deeply mark the evolution of this field of study; it is precisely to this institution which Detlef Heikamp decided to donate a precious selection of finds from his collection of inscriptions, in the aftermath of a disastrous attack in 1993. The most authoritative experts in the sector participated enthusiastically in the two days in Florence; their ten contributions are now collected in this volume, which offers an updated and accurate picture of the excellence of Italian research in the field of Greek and Roman epigraphy.</p>
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        <p>In occasione del novantesimo compleanno di Detlef Heikamp, fra i massimi indagatori del collezionismo storico fiorentino, il 10 e 11 novembre 2017 si è tenuto l’incontro di studi dedicato alla genesi dell’epigrafia come scienza storica. Le Gallerie degli Uffizi sono state la cornice ideale per una simile iniziativa: qui, infatti, si costituì a partire dal XVII secolo una delle raccolte epigrafiche greche e latine destinate a segnare nel profondo l’evoluzione di questa branca di studi; e proprio a questa istituzione, Detlef Heikamp volle donare, all’indomani del disastroso attentato del 1993, una preziosa selezione di reperti provenienti dalla sua raccolta di iscrizioni. Alle due giornate fiorentine hanno partecipato con entusiasmo i più autorevoli esperti del settore, i cui contributi, dieci in tutto, sono adesso raccolti in questo volume che offre un quadro aggiornato e puntuale dell’eccellenza della ricerca italiana nel campo dell’epigrafia greca e romana.
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