From a fanum and two cellae (beginning of the first century A. D. - Flavian period) come its dedicatory inscription and seventy-seven graffiti: numerous worships, particularly of Limetus, elsewhere unknown, who was the owner of the shrine and of the living emperors. Except for Nero alone, the name of the prince, which was supposed known, is omitted; there is a simple title of an office, as Augustus, without political worship: aknowledgement of humble persons whose wishes had been granted by the emperors, acting as «fully fledged gods», sheltered by the local god Limetus Mercury. The offerings were mainly in kind or in money. Corpus of graffiti with the most recent readings and interpretations.D'un fanum à deux cellae (début du Ier s. ap. J....
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Between the beginning of the first century and the years 269-272, 51 religious inscriptions of the c...
From a fanum and two cellae (beginning of the first century A. D. - Flavian period) come its dedicat...
The Gallo-roman site of Châteauneuf (Savoie) is organized around four principal elements : a bath ho...
The Gallo-roman site of Châteauneuf (Savoie) is organized around four principal elements : a bath ho...
Among the 87 inscriptions from the city of Vienne concerning the "imperial cult" from Augustus to Cl...
This study concerns the formulary of the Latin inscriptions of Roman Gaul consecrated to the cult of...
A certain number of epigraphic formulas seem to prove that under Augustus the Romans sacrified and m...
Among the epigraphic directory of the Roman provinces of Africa honoring the Emperor Antoninus Pius ...
A religious interpretation can be given to two unpublished inscriptions from the collections of Arge...
A religious interpretation can be given to two unpublished inscriptions from the collections of Arge...
Private religion and public religion in gallo-roman Entrains-sur-Nohain (Nièvre). Entrains, during t...
Three inscriptions in Arles, Béziers and Narbonne are reexamined: the first one yields a new interpr...
Contrary to received ideas, the history of the setting-up and development of the provincial imperial...
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Between the beginning of the first century and the years 269-272, 51 religious inscriptions of the c...
From a fanum and two cellae (beginning of the first century A. D. - Flavian period) come its dedicat...
The Gallo-roman site of Châteauneuf (Savoie) is organized around four principal elements : a bath ho...
The Gallo-roman site of Châteauneuf (Savoie) is organized around four principal elements : a bath ho...
Among the 87 inscriptions from the city of Vienne concerning the "imperial cult" from Augustus to Cl...
This study concerns the formulary of the Latin inscriptions of Roman Gaul consecrated to the cult of...
A certain number of epigraphic formulas seem to prove that under Augustus the Romans sacrified and m...
Among the epigraphic directory of the Roman provinces of Africa honoring the Emperor Antoninus Pius ...
A religious interpretation can be given to two unpublished inscriptions from the collections of Arge...
A religious interpretation can be given to two unpublished inscriptions from the collections of Arge...
Private religion and public religion in gallo-roman Entrains-sur-Nohain (Nièvre). Entrains, during t...
Three inscriptions in Arles, Béziers and Narbonne are reexamined: the first one yields a new interpr...
Contrary to received ideas, the history of the setting-up and development of the provincial imperial...
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Imperial cult and religion in North Africa under the Principate. This paper takes into account two k...
Between the beginning of the first century and the years 269-272, 51 religious inscriptions of the c...