Ephesus as a Religious Center under the Principate, I. Paganism before Constantine
by Richard E. Oster, Memphis, Tennessee
Contents
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I. Introduction |
1662 |
Selected Publications |
1664 |
II. Cults and Deities |
1667 |
1. Aphrodite |
1667 |
2. Apollo |
1668 |
3. Asclepius |
1669 |
4. Athena |
1671 |
5. Demeter |
1671 |
6. Dionysus |
1673 |
7. Egyptian Cults |
1677 |
8. Hero Cults |
1681 |
a) Alexander the Great |
1682 |
b) Androclus |
1682 |
c) Apollonius of Tyana |
1684 |
d) Pixodarus |
1685 |
e) P. Servilius Isauricus |
1686 |
9. Mother Goddess |
1687 |
10. The Prytaneion and Its Gods |
1688 |
11. Zeus |
1691 |
12. Other Deities |
1695 |
III. Artemis of Ephesus |
1699 |
1. Introduction |
1699 |
2. Artemis and the City of Ephesus - Covenant Bond |
1700 |
3. Myths, Festivals, and Mysteries |
1706 |
a) Myths |
1706 |
b) Festivals |
1708 |
c) Mysteries |
1711 |
4. Temple and Clergy of the Ephesian Artemis |
1713 |
5. Divine Attributes and Character |
1722 |
IV. Conclusion |
1726 |
| List of Illustrations |
1728 |