Rituals and Power: The Roman Imperial Cult in Asia Minor

1986-01-01articleThe Classical World381 citationsclosed

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Archaeological and Historical Studies

Abstract

List of maps List of text figures List of plates Preface Abbreviations maps 1. Introduction Part I. Contexts: 2. Hellenistic cities and their rulers 3. Greeks and Rome 4. Distribution and culture 5. Festivals and cities Part II. The Evocations of Imperial Rituals: 6. Architecture 7. Images 8. Sacrifices 9. Rituals, politics and power A catalogue of imperial temples and shrines in Asia Minor Bibliography Indexes.

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