Honouring the gods in the classical Mediterranean realm and on its fringes

Cours
Outils

Sacred grounds
Mutations
Religions, powers
Bibliography
- Cult sites in Northern and Southern Gaul in the Iron Age
- The temple of the Holy Prince Eshmun. Sanctuary of Purification at Bostan esh-Sheikh near Sidon
- Between house, synagogue and temple. Jesus and the politics of location in Mark's gospel
- Water and the sacred in the ancient Maghreb (Roman period)
- The “End” of Pharaonic Religion
- Old Gods, New Cults in Roman Gaul
- Cults in Ancient North Africa
- The Phoenix as a universal symbol of death and rebirth
- The cult of Apollo and the ideology of power in Rome from the end of the Republic to the rise of the Principate
- From poliad gods to national gods
- Power and religion in the Phoenician-Punic universe
- Antiochian Christianity in Late Antiquity

The cult of Apollo and the ideology of power in Rome from the end of the Republic to the rise of the Principate

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Imprimer Rita Compatangelo-Soussignan, Professor of Ancient History, Université du Maine (France)