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No. 16 (2018)

DEIS GRATIAS. DIVERSIDAD RELIGIOSA Y POLÍTICA IMPERIAL EN EL s. II d.C. Rocío Gordillo Hervás, Juan Manuel Cortés Copete y Joaquín López Benítez (Eds.)

Published: 2019-09-12

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Introducción

Rocío Gordillo Hervás, Juan Manuel Cortés Copete, Joaquín López Benítez

9-15
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Citizenship, Universalism and Stoic Cosmopolitanism: The Roman Case

Antonio Gonzales

19-45
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Fragments of an Emperor’s Religious Policy: The case of Hadrian

Greg D. Woolf

47-61
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Hercules Romanus, Hercules Gaditanus, Iovis Olympius, Sandan and Iupiter Victor: Local Cults and Imperial Selections on Hadrian’s Coinage

Fernando López Sánchez

63-103
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Which relationship between Greek gods and Roman emperors? The cultic implications of the “assimilation” of emperors to gods in mainlad Greece

Francesco Camia

105-137
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Buildings for the Gods. Public and Private Benefactors in the 2nd. Century AD. Peloponnese Sanctuaries

Annalisa Lo Monaco

139-176
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Competing for the Emperor: Games and Festivals in Honour of Hadrian

Rocío Gordillo Hervás

177-205
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Hist. Aug., Hadr. 13, 6: The Consecration of the Temple of Zeus Olympios. Hadrian and the Religious Integration of the Empire

Juan Manuel Cortes Copete

207-238
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The Birth of the Cultual Imaginary of Antinous

Elena Calandra

239-265
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Emperor Hadrian and Egypt. Remarks on the mythical and religious perspectives

Giuseppina Capriotti Vittozzi

267-288
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Ignatius of Antioch invented the Christianism: Trajan and Hadrian facing the Christians

Pedro Giménez de Aragón Sierra

289-332
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Christian Apologists and the Antonine Emperors

Christopher P. Jones

333-345
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Commodus’ Religious Policy

Alessandro Galimberti

347-365
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A Stork on a Fig Tree, a Colt on a Roof, the Mirror of Didius Iulianus and the Mask of Elagabalus. Welcome to the Religious World of the 2nd and 3rd Centuries A.D... According to the Historia Augusta

Juan Ramón Ballesteros Sánchez

367-392
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Varia

The Links between Salt and the God Hercules in Rome, Ostia and Alba Fucens

David Serrano Ordozgoiti

395-431
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Women and Isis Lochia: Commemorations of divine protection in Roman Macedonia

Dafni Maikidou-Poutrino

433-463
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