Las bibliotecas del Oriente romano como Heroa. Evergetismo cultural y propaganda familiar = Eastern Roman Libraries as Heroa. Cultural evergetism and family propaganda [PDF]
Espacio, Tiempo y Forma. Serie II, Historia Antigua, 2016 El fenómeno del evergetismo en el Oriente imperial presenta una serie de particularidades vinculadas a la idiosincrasia sociocultural heredada del Helenismo y que raramente encuentran similitudes en las provincias occidentales.
Jorge Garcia Sanchez +1 more
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Priestesses’ Evergetism in Roman Africa: The Case of Thugga [PDF]
, 2016 This paper examines the acts of evergetism by priestesses of the imperial cult (flaminicae) in the city of Thugga (Africa Proconsularis). This community represents an interesting case study, since in the African provinces it is the centre where the highest number of inscriptions concerning this typology of priestess is documented. It seems that acts of
Riccardo Bertolazzi
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Cost, value and wealth redistribution: micro- and macro-economy in Early Byzantine evergetism
, 2021 ‘Public’ evergetism – an act performed by a public authority as part of its function – and ‘private’ patronage – an act performed by a member of the upper class as a private citizen – are the two opposite poles of a complex phenomenon that has become a classic subject in analyzing late antique and early Byzantine society.
Enrico Zanini
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Place et représentation des femmes dans les structures civiques des provinces de l’Empire
Cahiers Mondes Anciens, 2011 The association of women in the Roman public and political life displays since Principat. In Rome, the imperial family has availed itself of public space’s use.
Caroline Hoerni
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The “Cultural Heritage” under the patronage and the protection of the bishops. The late antique model [PDF]
Conservation Science in Cultural Heritage, 2003 Radiating from the episcopal palace to embrace the city as a whole – the city as cultural heritage par excellence – and from late antique Ravenna across the entire ecumenical domain of the Mediterranean, the bishop’s patronage and protection cannot but ...
Alba Maria Orselli
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Un retrato de Ptolomeo III Evergetes, procedente de colonia Patricia (Córdoba, España)
Archivo Español de Arqueología, 2023 Se estudia un herma de un personaje masculino, adquirido por el Museo Arqueológico y Etnológico de Córdoba en la década de 1970. Procede de un descubrimiento ocasional en la calle Ángel de Saavedra, en los Altos de Santa Ana. Ha sido interpretado como monarca helenístico o atleta, de manera genérica, así como representación del dios Hermes.
María Luisa Loza Azuaga +1 more
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Decreto onorario dei sacerdoti di Amon-Ra per lo stratego Callimaco dopo una carestia [PDF]
, 2022 In 39 BC, at the end of a famine, the priests of Amun-Ra in Thebes issued a decree with which they declared the strategos Kallimachos a saviour and honoured him as a father, a bright star and a good daimon.
Rossini, Alessandro, Alessandro Rossini
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Heterogeneous Actor and Everyday Life as Key Concepts of Evergetics [PDF]
Group Decision and Negotiation, 2014 Is considered the role of the concepts of “heterogeneous actor” and “everyday life” in the making of Evergetics—postnonclassical science on management processes in the society, which, in contrast to the classical management science, doesn’t separate the subject from the object, but, quite the contrary, proceeds from their superposition and takes into ...
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Panorama di Pompei: storia dello spettacolo e mondo antico [PDF]
, 2012 Back to the roots of Western European Culture. Based on a contextual and multilinear perspective, the investigation of the History of Pompey\u27s urban scenery is conducted through the analysis of buildings devoted to spectacles: from the Great ...
Mazzoni, Stefano
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EVERGETISMO Y CONSTRUCCIONES SACRAS EN LA HISPANIA ROMANA [PDF]
, 2017 In this project, we pretend to study the phenomenon of the evergetism developed in roman Hispania. We will pay attention at religious buildings. Evergetism was an attitude of the aristocracy who use to live in roman cities.
ALCÁNTARA TENA, FRANCISCO DE ASÍS
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