Divine Images and Human Imaginations in Ancient Greece and Rome 2010
DOI: 10.1163/9789047441656_004
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Aniconism and the Notion of the “Primitive” in Greek Antiquity

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“…These are offering pits, shafts, and channels that allow offerings to be poured into the earth and rock altars. The persistence of these forms through the site's history materializes the history of ritual practices that, in the Greek ritual vocabulary, evoke archaic and prehistoric patterns (Cole 1984:28; Donohue 1988:121–150, 177–194, 219–231; Gaifman 2010). These semantics are consonant with the chthonic, archaic, and pre‐Greek nature of the Kabeiroi; the bothroi have intriguing parallels in the Kabeirion at Boiotian Thebes (Schachter 2003).…”
Section: Samothrace: Location and Cultmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These are offering pits, shafts, and channels that allow offerings to be poured into the earth and rock altars. The persistence of these forms through the site's history materializes the history of ritual practices that, in the Greek ritual vocabulary, evoke archaic and prehistoric patterns (Cole 1984:28; Donohue 1988:121–150, 177–194, 219–231; Gaifman 2010). These semantics are consonant with the chthonic, archaic, and pre‐Greek nature of the Kabeiroi; the bothroi have intriguing parallels in the Kabeirion at Boiotian Thebes (Schachter 2003).…”
Section: Samothrace: Location and Cultmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Buradaki ilkel sınıflandırması ise az önce ifade ettiğimiz şekliyle, sosyo-ekonomik bir kritere dayanmaz ve öznel bir durum olarak karşımıza çıkar. Yorumcu da bunu "birinin batıl inancı, diğerinin dindarlığıdır" cümlesiyle ifade eder 28. Deisidaimonia kelimesinin olumsuz imalarla hurafe anlamında geçtiği bir diğer metin, Polybius'un Histories (Ἱστορίαι / Historíai) adlı eseridir.…”
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