This exclamation from the Athenian Iobacchoi sets the stage for a reflection on a possible feeling of supra-regional community uniting the Dionysiac associations. The paper analyses this question from varying perspectives and materials : contemporary associations in a single city-state ; distinctions through a qualifier like “new” or “ancient” ; possible ritual rapprochements between different associations, particularly the dissemination of the bucoloi as a new ritual position. The social component and the pursuit of prestige were the driving motivations for these distinctions in a dynamic of self-promotion without any attested link to the rites, which remained locally anchored. With the adoption of a Dionysos without epiclesis, the technit...
The book, stemming from Steinhauer’s PhD thesis undertaken at the University of St Andrews, constitu...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...
The koinon of Athena Ilias is a religious association of Greek cities gathered around the sanctuary ...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
The worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, known in the sources as A...
International audienceThe worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, kno...
International audienceThe worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, kno...
Women’s Dionysiac associations in the Roman imperial period were inspired by the model established b...
Dionysiac Associations, Rural Communities and Cults at Byzantion in the Imperial Period. The articl...
The numerical importance and the wide geographical and temporal distribution of Dionysiac associatio...
This thesis investigates the emergence, spread and characteristics of voluntary associations in the ...
The book, stemming from Steinhauer’s PhD thesis undertaken at the University of St Andrews, constitu...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...
The koinon of Athena Ilias is a religious association of Greek cities gathered around the sanctuary ...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
International audienceThree different — although complementary — dossiers on Ephesus shed light on t...
The worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, known in the sources as A...
International audienceThe worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, kno...
International audienceThe worshippers of the healing god Asklepios would gather in associations, kno...
Women’s Dionysiac associations in the Roman imperial period were inspired by the model established b...
Dionysiac Associations, Rural Communities and Cults at Byzantion in the Imperial Period. The articl...
The numerical importance and the wide geographical and temporal distribution of Dionysiac associatio...
This thesis investigates the emergence, spread and characteristics of voluntary associations in the ...
The book, stemming from Steinhauer’s PhD thesis undertaken at the University of St Andrews, constitu...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...
Cette étude porte sur l’obscénité rituelle en Grèce ancienne aux époques archaïque et classique, ave...