Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis

At Callatis were discovered, based on the information existent at present, several representations of goddess Aphrodite, among them three clay discs or pyxis lids, four protomes, six clay figurines in various states of fragmentation, three marble statues, and three moulds, of which two for producing...

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Main Author: Laurențiu RADU
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Language:English
Published: Institutul de Cercetari Eco-Muzeale ”Gavrila Simion” 2019-11-01
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Online Access:http://revistapeuce.icemtl.ro/wp-content/uploads/03-Radu-Peuce-17-2019-6K_opt.pdf
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description At Callatis were discovered, based on the information existent at present, several representations of goddess Aphrodite, among them three clay discs or pyxis lids, four protomes, six clay figurines in various states of fragmentation, three marble statues, and three moulds, of which two for producing protomes. Aphrodite had numerous attributions, including the assuring of cohesion between citizens of a polis, her cult being a guarantee of their unity. As patroness of the magistrates, she was responsible for the cordial relations between magistrates and demos, and also of the familial harmony. The most numerous media of representation of Aphrodite are the protomes, with a double signification, votive and funerary. The protomes with feminine representations are frequently found in graves belonging to women and young girls, starting with the middle of the 5th century, their use becoming generalised during the 4th century and being still present in the 3rd century BC.
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spelling doaj.art-7493cfd988c1444484972ef5d9ba124a2022-12-21T18:42:48ZengInstitutul de Cercetari Eco-Muzeale ”Gavrila Simion”Peuce0258-81022019-11-011799112Note despre cultul Afroditei la CallatisLaurențiu RADU0Direcția Cultură și Sport, Serviciul Muzeul de Arheologie „Callatis” Mangalia, RomâniaAt Callatis were discovered, based on the information existent at present, several representations of goddess Aphrodite, among them three clay discs or pyxis lids, four protomes, six clay figurines in various states of fragmentation, three marble statues, and three moulds, of which two for producing protomes. Aphrodite had numerous attributions, including the assuring of cohesion between citizens of a polis, her cult being a guarantee of their unity. As patroness of the magistrates, she was responsible for the cordial relations between magistrates and demos, and also of the familial harmony. The most numerous media of representation of Aphrodite are the protomes, with a double signification, votive and funerary. The protomes with feminine representations are frequently found in graves belonging to women and young girls, starting with the middle of the 5th century, their use becoming generalised during the 4th century and being still present in the 3rd century BC.http://revistapeuce.icemtl.ro/wp-content/uploads/03-Radu-Peuce-17-2019-6K_opt.pdfromanialower danubeblack seaantiquitycallatismangaliagreek colonyaphroditereligionsceramic statuettesprotomesdobrogeaarchaeology
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Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
Peuce
romania
lower danube
black sea
antiquity
callatis
mangalia
greek colony
aphrodite
religions
ceramic statuettes
protomes
dobrogea
archaeology
title Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
title_full Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
title_fullStr Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
title_full_unstemmed Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
title_short Note despre cultul Afroditei la Callatis
title_sort note despre cultul afroditei la callatis
topic romania
lower danube
black sea
antiquity
callatis
mangalia
greek colony
aphrodite
religions
ceramic statuettes
protomes
dobrogea
archaeology
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