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A Narrative of the Imperial Cult in Asia Minor

Das, A. Andrew

Paul and the Stories of Israel, 2016, p.179

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Título:
A Narrative of the Imperial Cult in Asia Minor
Autor: Das, A. Andrew
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Buildings ; Christianity ; Clergy ; Communications ; Emperors ; Ethnic groups ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Ethnoreligious groups ; Government ; Government officials ; Heads of state ; Historical methodology ; Historiography ; History ; History of religion ; Institutional buildings ; Jewish history ; Jewish peoples ; Jewish persecution ; Jewish studies ; Judaism ; Language ; Lexicology ; Linguistics ; Monarchs ; Narratives ; Political science ; Practical theology ; Priests ; Religion ; Religious buildings ; Social sciences ; Spiritual belief systems ; Spiritual leaders ; Synagogues ; Temples ; Theology ; Words
É parte de: Paul and the Stories of Israel, 2016, p.179
Descrição: On the first day of the year 42 BCE in Rome, something utterly unprecedented took place—an event that would have been far more comprehensible with the Greek kingdoms in the east during the Hellenistic era or with the Persians. The Roman Senate proclaimed the assassinated Julius Caesar to have survived death as a god. The Senate made audacious plans for a temple to honor Caesar. In 29 BCE with the dedication of the temple and the accession of Octavian to the throne, the new emperor granted permission to the cities of Ephesus and Nicaea in Asia Minor to erect
Editor: United States: Augsburg Fortres
Idioma: Inglês

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