Expressions of cult in the southern Levant in the Greco-Roman period manifestations in text and material culture
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Turnhout :
Brepols Publishers,
2017.
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| Colección: | Contextualizing the Sacred,
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- Cults in contexts in the hellenistic and roman southern levant : The challenge of cult places
- Cult and culture : Amusing the crowds under the auspices of Gods and Caesars
- Aurelian and the cult of the unconquerable sun : The institutionalization of christmas, solar worship and imperial cult
- The beginnings of philosophy of religion and the fate of polytheism in the late antique levant
- People and Gods in the cities of Roman Palestine : A preliminary inquiry into the Popularity of civic cults
- Deities at the service of cities and peoplel sculpted images from caesarea maritima
- Markers of pagan cults in a jewish city : Rethinking the hadrianeum of tiberias
- Votive offerings from the late Roman period in the Te'omim cave, western Jerusalem Hills
- A mediterranean overview on painted motifs in the southern levant
- (Presumable) cultic artefacts from domestic contexts at dora
- Magic in the cemeteries of late antique palestine more than trash: Cultic use of pottery lamps found in late antique dumps : Apollonia (Sozousa) as a test case
- Coin iconography and archaeology : Methodological considerations of architectural depictions on city coins of Palestine
- Heroes and deities on the coins of Gaza under Roman Rule : The case of Io, the argive nymph and minos, The Mythic King of Crete
- Unpublished coin type of a nursing woman
- Temple, cult, and consumption in second temple Jerusalem
- Debt Fraud, Ḥērem entrapment, and other crimes involving cultic property in late Hellenistic and early Roman Judea
- The decline of jewish ritual purity observance in Roman Palaestina: An archaeological perspective on chronology and historical context.