gespielt haben, sagt Böhme. Sie nennt ihre Hypothese eine "North Side Story" ‒ in Analogie zu Yves Coppens These, die als "East Side Story" bekannt ist. Publikation Jochen Fuss, Nikolai Spassov

the marble sarcophagi from Rome the myth is usually restricted to the carved front side including the lid; the back side of the sarcophagi was not carved. For one sarcophagus the original placement in the [...] furnished with single appliqués which were attached to the spaces between the columns on all sides. All sides of the Bosporan sarcophagi were equally important and could be viewed most easily (and – in [...] columns as well as other parts which strongly recall the architecture of a Greek temple. On all sides of the sarcophagus, the space between the columns above the lattice is filled with appliqués. One

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or because of the unrelenting nature of Athena’s wrath. Aglauros was believed to have jumped of the side of the Acropolis cliff, and it seems fitting that her sanctuary has been found by the Greek archaeologist [...] given a new home. This transplantation of her cult meant that Iuno’s numen was now active on the side of the Romans, rather than working against them. At the same time, Iuno’s recently transported cult [...] Dionysus. In each case, this was an arrangement that would presumably be beneficial to both sides. By sharing its rites with the center and creating, on the Acropolis , a physical link with the

such a communication, the stone plays indeed a very important role, both on the side of ritual practices and on the side of mythopoiesis . Let's, then, see how the method based on polyvalence [...] tomb both as a material and as a symbolic place; the second ( mnema ) puts emphasis on the symbolic side of this relationship, considering the tomb, first of all, as a memory place. However, the symbolic

Textauszug aus Sir Walter Scott: The Talisman (1825) Quelle: www.classicreader.com/booktoc.php/sid.1/bookid.1294/ Chapter 27 : (…)Their helmets and hauberks were formed of steel rings, so [...] it hung on the blade entirely loose, severed that also into two parts, which floated to different sides of the tent, equally displaying the extreme temper and sharpness of the weapon, and the exquisite

of earlier rabbis, but which were written, of course, many centuries after the fact. On the other side of this problem is the idea that Judaism is somehow incomparable to its fellow Græco-Roman religions; [...] ↩ “How, then, did [Augustus] view the great district of Rome that occupies the other side of the river Tiber? He was not ignorant of the fact that it was occupied and inhabited by the Jews

AD), this sacrum was still alive and operative in the disciplina pontificalis and, the other side of the coin, it was still kept carefully secret the figure of Rome’s tutelary deity in order to avoid

and natural’ ( themis ) thing to do, as Folkert van Straten has suggested. [14] The other side of the skyphos is even more telling: there we see a similar picture but this time Artemis is depicted