Assistant Professor at the Department of Religious Studies, @Uni_Szeged. Interests: Roman religion, Roman archaeology, reception of antiquity in CEE
Szeged, Hungary
Joined August 2010
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3 books published in 2026.
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I simply can't believe some politicians and influencers in UK blame now the press for the death of Jason Arday.
What about the responsability of University of Cambridge and those who pushed him so far on the false altar of diversity instead of meritocracy?
I am happy to announce that my new book on Mithras in Roman Dacia will be published soon at Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
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My new book: a short introduction on Roman religion. The first such book in the last 3 decades written in Hungarian
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This incredible drone footage marks the end of the Orban era in Hungary.
The opposition party TISZA gathered hundreds of thousands of Hungarians less than a month before the general election.
HUNGARY WILL BE FREE!
Happy to have this book finally in Szeged: our edited volume on sanctuaries in the Danubian provinces was published.
Check it out:
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This small sphinx provoked a scientific debate in the first half of the 19th century and recently as well.
In this detailed study my colleague, Ernő Szabó with my modest contribution discussed the story of the "Sphinx of Torda":
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Happy to announce that our edited volume on Roman sanctuaries in the Danubian provinces will be out in January and its already available online for pre-order with active DOI numbers for each chapter.
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This year is a special one:
July: Lendület Research Grant of the Hungarian Academy
August: Humboldt Excellence Grant
November: Young Researcher of the Year (University of Szeged)
I am grateful and honored.
Soon it will be out: I am honored to have a chapter here, celebrating the life and academic work of Attilio Mastrocinque:
Hungarian podcast about the recently discovered sanctuary of Mithras from Aquincum:
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A proud moment for the Hungarian literature, language and culture.
So happy to see this!
3 Nobel prize winners for a small country in 3 years...that is insane.
The 23rd international congress of the International Association of History of Religions in Kraków was my second major event of this kind.
1100 scholars, 20-30 friends, 4 keynotes and 30 papers in 5 days and lots of new academic and personal contacts.
Hope to see you soon!
23rd international congress of history of religions: speaking about the recent state and possible future of materiality of Roman religion
Review of the best archaeological monograph in the field of Mithraic stuies:
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Bronze statuette of Concordia from the house shrine (lararium) of Tamási.
One of the most amazing finds of Pannonia.
Certainly from an imperial workshop.
Happy to share this interview published by the University of Szeged:
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Obituary of Manfred Clauss with a special focus on his long lasting impact on the study of Roman Mithras.
Link:
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