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Table of Contents
Contents

List of Illustrations
Preface

Introduction
1. Contexts of religious life
2. Priesthoods, finance, authority
3. Phrygian polytheism I: The gods
4. Phrygian polytheism II: Differentiated powers?
5. Heavenly and imperial gods
6. Consecrations and confessions at the sanctuary of Apollo Lairbenos
7. Phrygian gods and death
8. Christianity and paganism in Phrygia
9. Retrospect
10. The masked ball: Interpretatio and its effects
11. Envoi

Appendix A. Myths and traditions of city origins
Appendix B. ‘Honoured by/consecrated to Hekate’ and related texts
Appendix C. τὸν θεόν σοι, μὴ ἀδικήσῃς
Appendix D. Paganism and Montanism
Appendix E. The prose inscription for Epitynchanos and family
Appendix F. Iconography and ‘recovering the indigenous’
Bibliography
Index

Religion in Roman Phrygia

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      Publisher: University of California Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 19/09/2023
      ISBN13: 9780520395480, 978-0520395480
      ISBN10: 0520395484

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Table of Contents
      Contents

      List of Illustrations
      Preface

      Introduction
      1. Contexts of religious life
      2. Priesthoods, finance, authority
      3. Phrygian polytheism I: The gods
      4. Phrygian polytheism II: Differentiated powers?
      5. Heavenly and imperial gods
      6. Consecrations and confessions at the sanctuary of Apollo Lairbenos
      7. Phrygian gods and death
      8. Christianity and paganism in Phrygia
      9. Retrospect
      10. The masked ball: Interpretatio and its effects
      11. Envoi

      Appendix A. Myths and traditions of city origins
      Appendix B. ‘Honoured by/consecrated to Hekate’ and related texts
      Appendix C. τὸν θεόν σοι, μὴ ἀδικήσῃς
      Appendix D. Paganism and Montanism
      Appendix E. The prose inscription for Epitynchanos and family
      Appendix F. Iconography and ‘recovering the indigenous’
      Bibliography
      Index

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