Lexicon of Greek Personal Names: Coastal Asia Minor

希腊人名词典：小亚细亚沿海地区

• 批准号: AH/E509959/1
• 负责人: Robert Parker
• 金额: $ 98.24万
• 依托单位: University of Oxford
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2007
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2007 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FE509959%2F1
• 关键词: Lexicon; Greek; Personal; Names; Coastal

The primary purpose of the whole LGPN project is to create and disseminate a comprehensive and authoritative collection of name evidence, and so unlock the potential contained in names for innovative research into every aspect of ancient Greek life. It covers the period from the earliest historical records (8th century BC) to the early Byzantine period (6th century AD), and its raw material is drawn from all possible sources. This research across the whole sweep of classical sources - everything from archaic graffiti to Church Councils - is LGPN's unique, irreplaceable asset: some 400,000 documented individuals. They need, of course, to be brought up to date prior to publication. Collaboration with regional specialists is an essential aid, and the project has long drawn on a network of international contacts. But control has to be exercised from the centre, since outside specialists bring their own focus, different from the distinctive onomastic expertise of LGPN. LGPN is not just about names but about people. Every attested bearer of a name is included; the Lexicon is the telephone directory of the ancient Greek world. 'Greek' here refers not just to the Greek world in the geographical sense, but to all regions where Greeks settled and left their imprint: across the Mediterranean, in the Balkans and in parts of the Middle East. It should not be forgotten that more than half the Roman empire was Greek-speaking. The five published volumes have progressively documented the names, origins, dates, relationships and statuses of a quarter of a million ancient Greeks. The value of such a work is cumulative: each new volume does not merely provide evidence for a new region, but often sets evidence from a previous volume in a new light (as when onomastic links between a colony and a mother city emerge, or a name characteristic of one region appears in another). The published LGPN volumes have already established themselves among the most fundamental items in any toolbox; names occur in virtually every inscription, and always have a story to tell, but one which can only be interpreted on the basis of contextual and comparative evidence. Through two previous conferences that it organised in 1998 and 2003, LGPN has also encouraged a boom in onomastic awareness and in onomastic research, among literary scholars and social historians as well as epigraphists. The present research proposal incorporates a third conference, which will again reflect the project's work. Special problems and opportunities confront LGPN as it reaches Caria and the southern coast of Asia Minor. Names in these regions bring issues of ethnicity, cultural origins and allegiance, and cultural interaction into sharp focus. Among the themes that demand study are the persistence of indigenous names, the evidence they provide for the languages they reflect, and their relationship to Greek names. Further studies may assess these names as evidence for social status, or throw light, through the differential distribution of names, on the relationship between city and territory. Without attention to such questions, we cannot produce work of the required standard. The programme of research into these issues, culminating in an international conference, is therefore a necessary part of our lexicographical work. But it is also of great independent interest in terms of cultural history. The cumulative importance of the Lexicon was mentioned above. Increasing its scope by, say, 15% increases its value as a research tool by more than 15%. But this added value can only be fully realised by making the data-base available for searching by all users. This major extension of the facilities offered by our website is an important further aim of the present application. We will also make available on the web a large new dossier of material, the interest of which should not be obscured by its drab title of 'Others'.

整个 LGPN 项目的主要目的是创建和传播全面且权威的名称证据集合，从而释放名称中包含的潜力，对古希腊生活的各个方面进行创新研究。它涵盖了从最早的历史记录（公元前8世纪）到拜占庭时期早期（公元6世纪）的时期，其原材料取自所有可能的来源。这项研究涵盖了从古代涂鸦到教会理事会的所有古典资料来源，是 LGPN 独特的、不可替代的资产：大约 400,000 名记录在案的个人。当然，它们需要在发布之前进行更新。与区域专家的合作是一项重要的援助，该项目长期以来一直利用国际联系网络。但控制必须从中心进行，因为外部专家有自己的关注点，与 LGPN 独特的专名专业知识不同。 LGPN 不仅仅关乎名字，还关乎人。每个经过证明的名字持有者都包括在内；词典是古希腊世界的电话簿。这里的“希腊”不仅指地理意义上的希腊世界，还指希腊人定居并留下印记的所有地区：地中海沿岸、巴尔干半岛和中东部分地区。不应忘记，罗马帝国一半以上的人口都讲希腊语。已出版的五卷书逐步记录了 25 万古希腊人的姓名、起源、日期、关系和地位。这样一部作品的价值是累积性的：每一本新卷不仅为一个新地区提供证据，而且常常以新的视角提供前一卷的证据（就像当殖民地和母城之间出现专名联系时，或者一个地区的名称特征出现在另一地区）。已出版的 LGPN 卷已经成为任何工具箱中最基本的项目之一；名字几乎出现在每一个铭文中，并且总是有一个故事要讲，但只能根据上下文和比较证据来解释。通过 1998 年和 2003 年组织的前两次会议，LGPN 还鼓励了文学学者、社会历史学家以及金石学家对专名意识和专名研究的热潮。目前的研究提案包括第三次会议，这将再次反映该项目的工作。当 LGPN 到达卡里亚和小亚细亚南部海岸时，它面临着特殊的问题和机遇。这些地区的名字使种族、文化起源和效忠以及文化互动等问题成为人们关注的焦点。需要研究的主题包括土著名称的持久性、它们为所反映的语言提供的证据，以及它们与希腊名称的关系。进一步的研究可能会评估这些名称作为社会地位的证据，或者通过名称的差异分布来揭示城市和领土之间的关系。如果不注意这些问题，我们就无法生产出符合要求的标准的作品。因此，对这些问题的研究计划最终形成一次国际会议，是我们词典编纂工作的必要组成部分。但它在文化史方面也具有巨大的独立意义。上面提到了词典的累积重要性。例如，将其范围扩大 15%，其作为研究工具的价值就会增加 15% 以上。但只有让数据库可供所有用户搜索才能充分实现这种附加值。我们网站提供的设施的这一主要扩展是本应用程序的一个重要的进一步目标。我们还将在网络上提供大量新材料档案，其兴趣不应因其单调的“其他”标题而被掩盖。

项目成果

A Lexicon of Greek Personal Names: v. 5a: Coastal Asia Minor: Pontos to Ionia

希腊人名词典：v. 5a：小亚细亚沿海地区：蓬托斯到爱奥尼亚

• 发表时间: 2010
• 作者: Corsten, T.

Ergasteria: Works presented to John Ellis Jones on his 80th Birthday

Ergasteria：在约翰·埃利斯·琼斯 80 岁生日之际向他赠送的作品

• 发表时间: 2010
• 作者: R.W.V. Catling

Hikesios son of Lykinos of Kolophon, Victor in the Boys Wrestling at Olympia, and Pausanias VI 17. 4

希克西奥斯 (Hikesios)，科洛丰 (Kolophon) 的利基诺斯 (Lykinos) 之子，奥林匹亚男子摔跤比赛中的胜利者，以及保萨尼亚斯六世 (Pausanias VI) 17. 4

• 发表时间: 2008
• 期刊: Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik
• 作者: R.W.V. Catling

A Lexicon of Greek Personal Names: Volume V.B: Coastal Asia Minor: Caria to Cilicia: Volume 5B

希腊人名词典：第 V.B 卷：小亚细亚沿海地区：卡里亚到西里西亚：第 5B 卷

• 发表时间: 2014
• 作者: Corsten, T.;Balzat, J. S.;Catling, R. W. V.;Chiricat, E.;Marchand, F.
• 通讯作者: Marchand, F.

Greek Ethnic Terminology: Supplementary Volume

希腊民族术语：补充卷

• 发表时间: 2009
• 作者: Fraser, P.M.