Découvertes récentes et installation du culte d’Apollon pythien à Claros

The excavations of the last ten years make it possible to renew our knowledge concerning the Claros shrine. The site was occupied ever since the Mycenaean era and a female goddess is likely to have been present near the spring before Apollo. A formalized cult was set up around a circular altar ever...

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Main Authors: Nuran Şahin, Pierre Debord
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Presses universitaires du Midi 2012-03-01
Series:Pallas
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/pallas/2005
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Summary:The excavations of the last ten years make it possible to renew our knowledge concerning the Claros shrine. The site was occupied ever since the Mycenaean era and a female goddess is likely to have been present near the spring before Apollo. A formalized cult was set up around a circular altar ever since the protogeometric epoch; it knew a great development in the VIIth c, a number of contacts were then established with the outer world. The VIth c. was a highly prosperous epoch: the shrine was by then fully structured and circumscribed. The cult of Apollo, with until then a strong vernacular connotation, experience a new life under the influence of Delphi. Ionia’s insurgency brought about a sharp check and considerable wreckage: the effects were to be felt as far down as the IVth c.
ISSN:0031-0387
2272-7639