Die Praxis der Herrscherverehrung in Rom und seinen Provinzen
edited by Hubert Cancik and Konrad Hitzl
Paperback (Published)
(April 2003)
ISBN: 9783161478956
Price: $112.00
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English summary: This collection of articles is the result of a conference on Religion in the Empire and the Provinces which was held in Blaubeuren in April 2002. Researchers from the fields of religious studies, philosophy, philology, ancient history and archaeology examine the organization of ruler worship, the structure and practices of its cults, its relationship to the traditional religions and the way it spread in the provinces. German description: Dieser Band gibt die Ergebnisse einer Tagung wieder, die im Rahmen des Schwerpunktthemas Reichs- und Provinzreligion im April 2002 in Blaubeuren stattfand. Die Beitrage aus den Fachern Religionswissenschaften, Philosophie, Philologie, Althistorik und Archaologie untersuchen die Organisation der Herrscherverehrung, ihre Kultanlagen und Kultpraxis, die Beziehung zu den traditionellen Religionen und die Verbreitung in den Provinzen. Der Kaiserkult erweist sich als neue, reichsweite Religion, die sich entsprechend den jeweiligen Substraten und Kontexten regional und lokal differenziert.
Hubert Cancik, ist Professor emeritus fur klassische Philologie an der Eberhard-Karls-Universitat Tubingen.Konrad Hitzl, Geboren 1953; Studium der Klassischen Archaologie, Alten Geschichte und Agyptologie in Mainz und Heidelberg; 1982 Promotion in Klassischer Archaologie; 1993 Habilitation; zur Zeit Privatdozent an der Universitat Tubingen.
- Edited by Hubert Cancik
- Edited by Konrad Hitzl
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