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Understanding the genital diseases of Ancient Anatolia in the light of the inscribed male genital offerings presented to gods [PDF]
Urology Research and Practice, 2019 In the ancient Greek and Roman world, many gods and goddesses were considered to possess healing powers, and there were their temples where they could heal those who prayed.
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Neue Inschriften aus Bilecik 1
Gephyra, 2022 This article primarily introduces new inscriptions found in Bilecik province, most of which are preserved today in Bilecik Museum, although, some inscriptions remain in the field.
Hüseyin Uzunoğlu +1 more
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MONOTHEISM IN LATE ANTIQUITY. THEOS HYPSISTOS AND THE ORACLE OF APOLLO OF CLAROS
Respublica literaria, 2021 Monotheism in Late Antiquity is a multidimensional topic. The article deals with only one aspect of the formation of monotheistic tendencies in Greco-Roman religious conceptions, both traditional pagan and Judeo-Christian, including "Judaizing" paganism and Gnosticism. Both folk cults (an epigraphically attested cult of the Theos Hypsistos) and the new
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Paganisme hénothéisant et religion d’Abraham dans l’Antiquité Tardive
Arys. Antigüedad, Religiones y SociedadesLa contribution veut contribuer à une meilleure compréhension de la dynamique entre conceptions monothéistes et polythéistes dans l’Antiquité tardive, et en particulier de la secte des Hypsistariens.
Guy G. Stroumsa
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New Evidence about Theos Hypsistos cult in Roman Cyprus
Cahiers Du Centre D’Études Chypriotes, 2015Trois autels inscrits conservés dans la collection de M. George Tornaritis, à Nicosie, apportent un nouveau témoignage sur le culte de Theos Hypsistos («le Dieu Très-Haut » ) à Chypre, dont la majorité des attestations proviennent du sud de l’île, principalement de la région de Limassol et Amathonte. Ces documents inédits, que l’on peut dater du IIe s.
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The Cult of Theos Hypsistos between Pagans, Jews, and Christians
1999Abstract In 1971 George Bean published an oracle inscription from the city of Oenoanda in northern Lycia. Within a few months Louis Robert lectured on the text at the Academie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres in Paris and wrote one of his finest articles on these six hexameter verses, ‘Un oracle grave a Oenoanda ‘. Ramsay MacMullen, in
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Theos Hypsistos and Sabazios – syncretism in Judaism in Asia Minor?
1991Paul R Trebilco
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