Publications

• BOOKS

1. Csaba Szabó – Imola Boda, Bibliography of Roman Religion in Dacia (BRRD). Cluj -Napoca, 2014.


2. Csaba Szabó, Béla Cserni and the beginnings of urban archaeology in Alba Iulia. Cluj –Napoca, 2016.


3. Csaba T. Szabó, Erdélyi Régészet. Kisirások régészetről és műemlékvédelemről [Transylvanian archaeology. Short writings on archaeology and cultural heritage]. Cluj Napoca, 2017


4. Csaba Szabó, Sanctuaries in Roman Dacia: materiality and religious experience. Archaeopress, Roman Archaeological Series 49, Oxford, 2018


5. T. Szabó Csaba, Erdélyi Régészet II. Irások régészetről és örökségvédelemről, Kolozsvár, 2019


6. Csaba Szabó – Imola Boda, The gods of Roman Dacia. An illustrated dictionary, Lampert Publishing, 2019


7. Csaba Szabó, András Bodor and the history of classics in Transylvania, Archaeopress, Oxford, 2020


8. Csaba Szabó, Roman religion in the Danubian provinces. Space sacralisation and religious communication during the Principate (1st-3rd century AD), Oxbow, Oxford, 2022

• EDITED VOLUMES

1. Nemeti, Sorin, Csaba Szabó & Imola Boda (eds.), Si deus si dea. New perspectives in the study of Roman religion in Dacia. Special edition of Studia Universitatis Babes-Bolyai seria Historia nr. 61, vol. 1. 2016


2. Adalbert Cserni and  his contemporaries. The pioneers of archaeology in Alba Iulia and beyond. Co-editor with V. R. Bolindet, M. Gligor, G. Rustoiu, Cluj-Napoca, 2017.

• ARTICLES AND OTHER STUDIES

1. 1.      Dacia and the Cult of Mithras. In: Mithras Reader: Journal of Greek, Roman and Persian Studies, Vol III., London, 2010, 84-99.2.      Mithras – un zeu antic si modern – In: Trifescu, Valentin (ed.), Confulente si particularitati europene. Cluj, 2010, 137–146. [Mithras: an ancient and modern divinity] 
   
   3.      Boda Imola – Szabó Csaba, Notes on a Dolichenian Relief from Mehadia. In:
   
   Marisia 31, 2011, 273–283
   
   4.      Searching for the lightbearer: notes on a Mithraic relief from Dragu. In: Marisia
   
   XXXII, 2012, 135–145.
   
   5.      Micro-regional Manifestation of a Private Cult. The Mithraic Community in Apulum. In: Moga, Iulian (ed.), Angels, demons and representations  of Afterlife within the Jewish, Pagan and  Christian  Imagery.  Antiqua  et Mediaevalia. Iasi, 2012, 43 – 73.
   
    
   
   6.      The Mithraic statue of Secundinus from Apulum. In: ReDiva I., 2013, 45 – 65.
   
   7.      A vallási élet néhány gazdasági aspektusai Apulumban. In: V. Nemzetközi és
   
   XI. Országos Interdiszciplináris Grastyán Konferencia Kötete, Pécs, 2013, 373–383. [Some economic aspects of the religious life in Apulum]
   
    
   
   8.      The map of Roman Dacia in the recent studies. In: JAHA I, 2014, 44–51.
   
   9.      Urbs et cultus deorum. Római vallás a Kr.u. II – III. századi városokban. In:
   
   Vallástudományi Szemle 2014/1 – 2, 42-58.
   
   10.  Discovering the Gods in Apulum: historiography and new perspectives. In:
   
   ReDiva II, 2014, 53–82.
   
   11.  Notes on a new salariarius from Apulum. In: Apulum 51, 2014, 533-544.
   
   12.  Roman religious studies in Romania. Historiography and new perspectives.
   
   In: Ephemeris Napocensis, 24, 2014, 195-208.
   
   13.  Notes on the Mithraic small finds from Sarmizegetusa. In: Ziridava, 28, 2014, 135-148.
   
    
   
   14.  Mithras rediscovered. Notes on the CIMRM 1938 (with George Bounegru, Victor Sava). In: Ziridava 28, 2014, 149-156.
   
    
   
   15.  Mithras rediscovered II. Further notes on CIMRM 1938 and 1986. In: JAHA 2, 2015, 67-73.
   
    
   
   16.  Notes on a new Cautes statue from  Apulum. In: Archaeologische Korrespondenzblatt 2/2015, 237-247.
   
    
   
   17.  The cult of Mithras in Apulum: communities and individuals.  In: Zerbini, Livio (ed.), Culti e religiositá nelle province danubiane”, 2015, 407-422.
   
    
   
   18.  With Ota, Radu, Cultul lui Magna Mater in Dacia romană. In Apulum 52, 2015, 227-244.
   
    
   
   19.  Romans in the garden. Notes on some recently attested stone monuments from Alba Iulia. In: Apulum 52, 2015, 217-225.
   
    
   
   20.  Placing the gods. Sanctuaries and sacralized spaces in the settlements  of Apulum, Revista Doctoranzilor în istorie veche şi arhelogie, 3, 2015, 123-160.
   
    
   
   21.  Karl Gooss and the temple of Jupiter in Apulum, Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology 2.4, 2015, 136-144.
   
    
   
   22.  Digging up Lived Religion. Notes on a recent companion of archaeology of religion, Archaeus 19-20, 2015-2016, 471-482.
   
    
   
   23.  Histories of urban archaeology in Alba  Iulia (1916-2016).  In:  Transylvania Nostra, 2, 2016, 30-41.
   
    
   
   24.  Mapping Apulum. Reconstructing a Roman city. In: Dobos Alpár – Molnár Zsolt & Pánczél Szilamér (eds.), ‘Archaeologia Transylvanica. Studia in honorem Stephani Bajusz. Cluj – Napoca, 2015, 115-124.
   
    
   
   25.  Artemis from Ephesus in Apulum: notes on a recently discovered bronze statuette. (with Radu Ota, & Marius Ciuta). In: Acta Archaeologica Hungarica, 67, vol. 2., 2016, 231-243.
   
    
   
   26.  Beyond iconography. Notes on the cult of the Thracian Rider in Apulum. In: Nemeti, Sorin, Csaba Szabó & Imola Boda (szerk.), Si deus si dea. New perspectives in the study of Roman religion in Dacia. Studia Universitatis Babes- Bolyai seria Historia nr. 61, vol. 1. 2016, 62-73.
   
    
   
   27.  Bodor András (1915-1999). In: Rüsz-Fogarasi Enikő (ed.), A Babes-Bolyai Tudományegyetem Évönyve 2016, 219-229.
   
    
   
   28.  Notes on a new Mithraic inscription from Dacia. (with I. Boda & C. Timoc). In:
   
   Mensa Rotunda Epigraphica, Cluj Napoca, 2016, 91-104.
   
   29.  Párbeszéd Róma isteneivel. A római vallások kutatásának jelenlegi állása és perspektívái. In: Orpheus Noster, 2017, 2. 151-163.
   
   30.  Histories of archaeology in Transylvania. A short overview. In Csaba Szabó, Viorica Rusu-Bolindet, Gabriel Rustoiu, Mihai Gligor (eds.), Adalbert Cserni and his contemporaries. The pioneers of archaeology in  Alba  Iulia  and beyond, Cluj-Napoca, 2017, 373-400.
   
   31.  Reconstructing Béla Cserni’s biography. In: Csaba Szabó, Viorica Rusu- Bolindet, Gabriel Rustoiu, Mihai Gligor (eds.), Adalbert Cserni and his contemporaries. The pioneers of archaeology in Alba Iulia and beyond, Cluj- Napoca, 2017, 23-34.
   
   32.  Béla Pósta. In: Encyclopedia of Global Archaeology, ed. by Claire Smith, New York: Springer (Online version)