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"Antique ceramics have played a prominent part in the traditional customs and beliefs of Indonesians since early times. Findings of pottery in prehistorical burial places indicate their importance as funeral goods. Antique ceramics are still used in important cermonies and fertility rites in the royal courts of Java and in many remote villages.Shapes and motifs of foreign ceramics can be traced on local ceramics, bronzes and textiles. ... The text on the origins of antique ceramics found in Indonesia is updated with some new findings of foreign ceramics and data on their origins and fifty new photographs have been added. Since the publication of this book in 1981, awareness of ceramics as objects of art has considerably increased. Antique and modern ceramics are eagerly bought as collector's and decorative items."

"This essay discusses the situation of Late Antique Latin non-Christian oratory, with particular attention to fragmentary texts and testimonies. After a brief discussion of the present bibliography, in which I underline the lack of a scientific collection of fragments for the third–fifth centuries AD, I give some examples of the possibilities offered by new web scientific tools for automatic research such as digilibLT, Musisque deoque (Mqdq), and Tesserae. Furthermore, I emphasize the most important questions concerning times, occasions, situations, and contexts of Late Antique oratory. Using some case studies concerning judgments on Late Antique oratory and discussing the problem of imperial contiones militares (speeches to the army), I highlight new possible perspectives for research and global interpretation of the oratorical phenomena in later centuries. The results of this and other research will converge in a new edition of fragments of Roman oratory for Teubner–De Gruyter publishers."