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1993
Abstract Only three Roman cities in central Anatolia outside the province of Asia have yet been excavated on a substantial scale: Ancyra, Pessinus, and Pisidian Antioch. In each case the central feature of these excavations has been a temple dedicated to the imperial cult, built in the time of Augustus or Tiberius.
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Abstract Only three Roman cities in central Anatolia outside the province of Asia have yet been excavated on a substantial scale: Ancyra, Pessinus, and Pisidian Antioch. In each case the central feature of these excavations has been a temple dedicated to the imperial cult, built in the time of Augustus or Tiberius.
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2001
Abstract Synthesizes the existing evidence for municipal imperial cults in the cities of Asia (Ephesos, Priene, Miletos, Sardis, Pergamon). An examination of imperial cults in temple settings and those without temples shows that municipal imperial cults permeated city life and were more attuned to local piety.
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Abstract Synthesizes the existing evidence for municipal imperial cults in the cities of Asia (Ephesos, Priene, Miletos, Sardis, Pergamon). An examination of imperial cults in temple settings and those without temples shows that municipal imperial cults permeated city life and were more attuned to local piety.
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The imperial cult in the Peloponnese
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CAMIA, Francesco, Kantirea, Maria
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2014
In Roman cities the erection of the imperial statues was from the very beginning of the Empire. Groups of imperial sculptures have been established in Istria and Dalmatia (Pula, Osor, Nin, Salona, Vis, and Narona). These were the sites of sanctuaries or groups of statues in already existing architectural structures (forums, theatres, thermae, basilicae,
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In Roman cities the erection of the imperial statues was from the very beginning of the Empire. Groups of imperial sculptures have been established in Istria and Dalmatia (Pula, Osor, Nin, Salona, Vis, and Narona). These were the sites of sanctuaries or groups of statues in already existing architectural structures (forums, theatres, thermae, basilicae,
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2001
Abstract The four components of Lawrence E. Sullivan's comparative model allow us to summarize the role that imperial cults played in the polytheistic religious systems of Asia. Imperial cults had some influence on cosmogony and human maturation. Their major contribution, however, was to cosmology.
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Abstract The four components of Lawrence E. Sullivan's comparative model allow us to summarize the role that imperial cults played in the polytheistic religious systems of Asia. Imperial cults had some influence on cosmogony and human maturation. Their major contribution, however, was to cosmology.
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