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Divine honors for mortal men in Greek cities :
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Christian Habicht ; translated by John Noel Dillon.
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"First published in German as Gottmenschentum und griechische Städte; Zetemata, Heft 14, C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Munich, 1956; second German edition, 1970"--Title page verso.
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"The Hellenistic period of Greek history was famously one of change, featuring intense political and military struggle, and subsequent cultural adjustment. One aspect of this cultural shift was the employment--or deployment--of ruler cult, in which communities voted or decided to offer honors and titles, and sometimes other benefits, to representatives of certain dynasties. Modeled on the earlier civic practice of creating a cult for important mythological or divine figures, the more modern ruler cult signified which figures were important to a city and its region, and represented the city's appreciation for favors or military services offered. Divine Honors for Mortal Men in Greek Cities : the Early Cases presents Christian Habicht's argument for the handling of these ruler cults in mainland Greece and the islands, relying upon contemporary evidence notably in the form of local inscriptions, down to 240 BC. The first part of the volume presents individual case studies, city by city, with detailed inscriptional and bibliographic evidence. The second part is a consideration of what that evidence shows us: how cult worked, who in the city was responsible for its establishment, how a cult might change as new political winds blew. Christian Habicht offers a consideration of cults according to the individual kings involved, grouped according to their dynastic families. The author takes as his viewpoint the person or city offering the cult, rather than the recipient as is more common in the scholarly literature"--Provided by publisher.
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Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Individual Cults -- The Earliest Cults -- 1.The Cult of Lysander on Samos -- 2.Cults for Lysander in Ionian Cities? -- 3.A Cult for Alcibiadesin Athens? -- 4.The Cult of Dion in Syracuse -- The Cults of the Macedonian Kings -- 5.The Cult of Amyntas III in Pydna -- 6.The Cult of Philip II in Amphipolis -- 7.A Cult of Philip II in Athens? -- 8.The Cults of Philip II in Eresus and Ephesus -- 9.A Cult for Philip as Founder in Philippi? -- 10.The Cults of Alexander in the Greek Cities of Asia Minor -- 11.The Cult of Alexander in Rhodes -- 12.Alexander's Cults on the Greek Mainland -- 13.The Cult of Alexander as Founder in Alexandria -- The Cults of Cassander and Lysimachus -- 14.The Cult of Cassander as Founder in Cassandreia -- 15.The Cult of Lysimachus in Priene -- 16.The Cult of Lysimachus in Samothrace -- 17.The Cult of Lysimachus in Cassandreia -- 18.The Cult of Lysimachus as Founder in Ephesus -- The Cults of the Antigonids
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Note continued: 19.The Cult of Antigonus I in Scepsis -- 20.The Cults of the Antigonids in Athens -- 21.Cults for Partisans of the Antigonids in Athens -- 22.The Cults of the Antigonids on the Aegean Islands -- 23.A Cult of the Antigonids in Rhodes? -- 24.The Cult of Demetrius in Sicyon -- 25.The Cult of Demetrius as Founder in Demetrias -- 26.The Cult of Demetrius on Euboea -- 27.A Cult of the Corinthian League for the First Antigonids? -- 28.Cults of Antigonus Gonatas in the Greek Cities? -- The Cults of the Seleucids -- 29.The Cult of Seleucus I in Ilium -- 30.The Cult of Antiochus I in Ilium -- 31.The Cult of Seleucus I in Erythrae -- 32.The Cult of Seleucus I in Colophon -- 33.The Cult of Seleucus I and Antiochus I in Priene -- 34.The Cult of Seleucus I and Antiochus I in Lemnos -- 35.The Cult of Seleucus I in Magnesia on the Maeander -- 36.The Cult of the Ionian League for Antiochus I -- 37.The Cult of Antiochus I in Erythrae
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Note continued: 38.Cults of the Seleucids in Smyrna -- 39.The Cult of Antiochus I in Teos -- 40.The Cult of Antiochus I in Bargylia -- 41.The Cult of Antiochus II in Miletus -- 42.Founders' Cults of the First Seleucids -- The Cults of the Ptolemies -- 43.The Cults of Ptolemy I and the Third Royal Couple on Rhodes -- 44.The Cults of the First Ptolemies on the Aegean Islands -- 45.The Cult of Ptolemy I in Miletus -- 46.The Cult of Ptolemy II in Byzantium -- 47.The Cult of the Third Royal Couple in Itanus -- 48.The Cult of Ptolemy III in Aenus -- 49.The Founder's Cult of Ptolemy I in Ptolemais -- The Cults of the Attalids -- 50.The Cult of Philetaerus I in Cyzicus -- 51.The Cult of Eumenes I in Pergamum -- 52.The Cult of Eumenes in Cos -- 53.The Cult of a Nicomedes in Cos -- pt. 2 Civic Cult -- Introduction: The Sources -- 1.Specific Cult Forms -- (a).Sacrifices -- (b).Temple, Altar, and Cult Statue -- 2.The Creation of Cults -- (a).The Motives for Cults
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Note continued: (b).Specific Occasions for Founding Cults -- (c).The Nature of the Act of Establishing a Cult -- (d).Excursus: Agesilaus and the Thasians -- 3.Characteristics of the Cults -- (a).Duration and Abolition of Cults -- (b).The Local Character of the Cults -- (c).Relationship to the Cult of the Gods -- (d).Relationship to the Cult of Heroes -- (e).Cultic and Profane Honors -- (f).Contemporary Polemic against Cults -- 4.The Meaning of the Cults -- (a).Modern Scholarly Assessments of the Cults -- (b).The Specific Meaning of the Cults -- (c).Cult as a Historical Phenomenon -- Addendum -- Supplements to Part 1 -- No. 1 The Cult of Lysander on Samos -- No. 4 The Cult of Dion in Syracuse -- No. 5 A Cult of Amyntas III in Pydna -- No. 6 A Cult of Philip II in Amphipolis -- No. 6a A Cult of Philip II in Thasos -- No. 6b A Cult of a King Philip in Maroneia -- No. 6c A Cult of a King Philip in a City of the Chalcidike -- No. 6d A Cult of a King Philip in Berge (?)
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Note continued: No. 6e A Cult of a King Philip in Amphipolis -- No. 8 The Cults of Philip II in Eresus and Ephesus -- No. 9 A Cult of Philip II in Philippi? -- No. 9a A Cult of Philip II in Philippopolis -- No. 10 The Cults of Alexander in the Greek Cities of Asia Minor -- No. 11a A Cult of Alexander the Great (and a Ptolemy) in Cos -- No. 12 Alexander's Cults on the Greek Mainland -- No. 12a The Cult of Alexander in Thasos -- No. 12b A Cult of the Hero Hephaestion -- No. 13 The Cult of Alexander as Founder in Alexandria -- No. 13a The Cult of Philip III and Alexander IV in Samos -- No. 14 A Cult of the Founder at Cassandreia -- No. 14a The Cult of Eurydice in Cassandreia -- No. 17 A Cult of Lysimachus in Cassandreia -- No. 20 The Cults of the Antigonids in Athens -- No. 21 Cults for Partisans of the Antigonids in Athens -- No. 22a The Cults of the Antigonids on the Aegean Islands -- No. 22b A Cult of Queen Phila in Samos
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Note continued: No. 22d The Cults of the Antigonids on the Aegean Islands -- No. 23 A Cult of the Antigonids in Rhodes? -- No. 24 The Cult of Demetrius in Sicyon -- No. 25 The Cult of Demetrius Poliorcetes in Demetrias -- No. 26 The Cult of Demetrius on Euboea -- No. 28c Cults of Antigonus Gonatas in Greek Cities? -- Histiaea -- No. 28d A Cult of Antigonus Gonatas in Chalkis? -- No. 28e A Cult of Antigonus Gonatas in Athens -- No. 30 The Cult of Antiochus I in Ilium -- No. 34a A Cult of Seleucus I and Antiochus (i) in Aegae -- No. 36a A Cult of Antiochus I in Cyme -- No. 42d Founders' Cults of the First Seleucids -- No. 42f Founders' Cults of the First Seleucids -- No. 42g Cults of the Seleucids as Founders -- Hierapolis -- No. 43 The Cults of Ptolemy I and the Third Royal Couple on Rhodes -- No. 44 The Cults of the First Ptolemies on the Aegean Islands -- No. 44a The Cults of the First Ptolemies on the Aegean Islands -- No. 44b Naxos -- No. 44d Lesbos
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Note continued: No. 46b A Cult of King Magas in Cyrene -- No. 47b A Cult of the Theoi Euergetai in Samos -- No. 49 The Founder's Cult of Ptolemy I in Ptolemais -- No. 50b The Cult of Philetaerus in Cyme, Aeolis -- No. 52 A Cult of a Eumenes in Cos -- No. 54 The Cult of Hieron II in Syracuse -- Supplements to Part 2 -- Bibliography -- Supplemental Bibliography -- Additional Bibliography Since the Second Edition -- Indices -- Index of Subjects -- Index of Greek Words.
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