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Ptolemaic political activities on the west coast of Hellenistic Asia Minor had a significant impact on the local spread of the Isiac cults: A spatial network analysis. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2020 During the reign of the first Ptolemaic kings in Egypt, mainly in the 3rd and 2nd centuries BCE, the Egyptian cults related to the divine couple of Isis and Sarapis (i.e.
Tomáš Glomb +3 more
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Ptolemaic military operations were a dominant factor in the spread of Egyptian cults across the early Hellenistic Aegean Sea. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2018 Early in the Ptolemaic era, Egyptian cults, particularly those of Isis and Sarapis, spread successfully to ports across the ancient Aegean Sea. Leading researchers in the field claim that the spread of these cults was influenced by multiple factors, ones
Tomáš Glomb +4 more
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Celebrarea lui Isis și Sarapis: sărbători și practici rituale isiace în coloniile milesiene din Propontida și de la Pontul Euxin [PDF]
Cercetări Arheologice, 2022 Our study is concerned with the celebrations and ritual practices devoted to the Isaianic deities in the Milesian settlements on the shores of Propontis and the Pontus Euxinus. Our research is based on literary, epigraphic and numismatic documents.
Remus Mihai Feraru
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Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization, 2021 What kind of material can be found in Isiac sanctuaries, that is, those devoted to Isis, and her companion Sarapis, as well as the synnaoi theoi, Anubis and Harpocrates?
Jean-Louis Podvin
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Two unpublished terracotta oil lamps from Marina el-Alamein in Egypt [PDF]
Polish Archaeology in the Mediterranean, 2019 The two complete terracotta oil lamps published in this paper come from salvage excavations in by an Egyptian team clearing House 21 in the ancient Graeco-Roman harbor of Marina el-Alamein on the northern coast of Egypt.
AbdelBaset Ali AbdelFattah Saad AbdelFattah Saad
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Epistola relativa a un atto di manomissione con consacrazione a Sarapis
Axon, 2020 L’iscrizione è costituita da un'epistola, databile al regno del re Antioco I, spedita da Evandros ad Andragoras e Apollodotos, funzionari seleucidi, che riguarda l’atto di manomissione dello schiavo Hermaios, consacrato a Sarapis, e la sua esposizione
Melloni, Maria Francesca
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Les cultes isiaques à Emporion
Pallas, 2010 The presence of Sarapis at Emporion has been known since the end of the XIXth century and has been confirmed with the first official excavations at the beginning of the XXth century.
Laetizia Puccio
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