ted from mere ‘members’? And by which means could the Athenians regulate religious activities to create and reflect membership of various social groups? The means available to polis authorities were numerous [...] with an account of 150 drachmas (ll.142-143). This means that by 429 at the latest Bendis had been officially accepted. By ‘officially accepted’ I mean that Bendis was accepted as a deity safeguarding the [...] He cited a decree by which the Plataeans were granted citizenship in 427 to show what it did mean to be an Athenian. The decree reads that ‘it is decreed that the Plataeans shall be Athenians from

directly, the Egyptian cults. On average, one publication every three days! This, first of all, means that it is impossible for anyone to master the entire bibliography relating to the diffusion of Isis [...] the Isiac sacerdotal vetustissimum collegium pastophorum , instituted in the Sillan Age. This means that the college and the temple (although private) that had to host it were founded approximately [...] worship constantly received from the common people and the loathing shown by the Senatorial class do not mean that the cult was widespread and embedded only in the lowest classes of Roman society, as is explained

Holtorf meint, dass es für ArchäologInnen zentral ist sich zu überlegen "What does what I am doing mean to you?" (139: Ascherson 2004, 157). Mit diesem Ansatz ist es möglich für die professionelle Archäologie

wurde, auch eine exsecratio erleiden. [1] With the term evocatio we usually mean the rite [2] by which, shortly before the last attack on the besieged city, the Romans asked [...] in the temple of the deity which the evoked one had been assimilated to [11] . This doesn’t mean, however, that the cult of the deity disappeared from the place of origin or that the cult statues [...] consented to, saying it or nodding, giving thus a further confirmation after the first, communicated by means of the exta : for Rüpke this is an important distinction from the civil ritual (the exauguratio

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number of these epigraphic attestations list only the names or the relationships of the buried. This means that only in case of well-known families it becomes possible to achieve sure information about the

indeed the main activity of the κῆρυξ the herald . However in the New Testament, this verb does not mean simply ‘make a speech aloud and with the right words’, but it indicates the announcement of an event [...] God in regard to the spirit. (1 Pt. 4,6) In this verse the dead referred to are, by all means, people without physical life, perhaps the same as 1 Pt. 3,19. Following then the reason for this [...] death of a man occurs when his soul descends into hell. But, the effectiveness of the action of Jesus means that His power extends itself everywhere, even to the depths of the underworld. The descent of

not only by notions like sema and mnema , but also by different means. I would like to analyse one of these various means using the idea of Polyvalence des images , shaped by the founder of [...] have been reconstructed by R. Di Donato [1] . The Gernet's wording Polyvalence des images means an original method to read Greek Myths based on the plastic and polysemic nature of mythical 'images' [...] practices in different contexts: from the simple and concrete act of throwing a stone (as it literally means) to the festival ( Lithobolia ) celebrated at Troezen in honour of Lamia and Auxesia. In epic poems

stated, the main socially cohesive force of the archaic period appears to have been religion. This means that we will have to ask the following questions: How were the Salaminian gods dealt with after [...] different cults, some of which were closely connected to Salamis. In speaking about the Salaminioi, I mean, therefore, the members of the genos Salaminioi, not the inhabitants of Salamis, which is an important

favourable Roman attitude towards Jewish religion, or at the very least a high tolerance for it, but also means that there were enough Jews in Rome who observed the Sabbath in such a way that would restrict “normal”