Greek religion scholarship

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Jon Mikalson

The relationship between the gods and worshippers is like the honour which a subject owes his king.

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Robert parker

A god with an epithet was just one aspect of a god but each part needed addressing as if they were separate

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Fritz Graf

you cannot sort the fictional from the real stories of healing cults, what matters is the limitless faith the ancient Greeks had in the power of the gods

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Jon Mikalson - family deities

'The state was recognising nationally the importance of these family deities.'

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Louise Bruit Zaidman

Religion impregnated all civic activities

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chaniotis

'Magistrates sometimes conducted religious activities without the assistance of priests. It was less common for a public priest to perform rituals without the presence of secular authorities.'

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Tor

Xenophanes rejects traditional concepts of the divine and replaces them with his own notion of divinity

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Herman

Socrates’ questioning of common concepts forms part of a wider trend of traditional beliefs being questioned

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Robert parker -oracles

"one normally consulted an oracle when faced with an important decision, not as a way of peeling back the veil from the future"

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Kindt

Personal religion coexisted with other manifestations of the religious including those of Polis religion

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Gunnel Ekroth

a hero is a person who has lived and died, is worshiped on a more official level than just family, and is connected with one specific location

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wikkiser

the Athenian asclepion was introduced as a stategic move to improve relations with Epidurus to oppose Sparta

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Louise bruit Zaidman

religion impregnated every aspect of Greek civic life

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Detienne

The sacrifice was killing for eating, especially feeding the people of the city which may otherwise not have much meat in their diet

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Mary Emerson

The buildings of the Acropolis can be seen to celebrate Athens and to give glory to Athena.

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Robin Osborne

women are treated differently from men in a number of ways even in the case of cults from which they are not expressly excluded.

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Fred Naiden

The sacrifice served to maintain the relationship between mortals and the gods