Sanctuary and society in central-southern Italy (3rd to 1st centuries BC) : a study into cult places and cultural change after the Roman conquest of Italy

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Author	T.D. Stek
Title	Sanctuary and society in central-southern Italy (3rd to 1st centuries BC) : a study into cult places and cultural change after the Roman conquest of Italy
Promotor	M. Gnade
Co-promotor	E.M. Moormann
Date	10-12-2008
Year	2008
Pages	V, 320
Faculty	Faculty of Humanities
Institute/dept.	FGw: Instituut voor Cultuur en Geschiedenis (ICG)
Classification	15.34 classical archaeology
Language	English
Document type	Dissertation
Download papers	Thesis Title pages Preface Contents Map of Italy Introduction Chapter 1: Rome and Italy : ideas on cultural change Chapter 2: 'Religious Romanisation' and the fate of Italic rural sanctuaries Chapter 3: Samnium : the sacred construction of community and architectural forms Chapter 4: Location and function of Italic sanctuaries in society : three models Chapter 5: Landscapes of the sacred : contextualising the Samnite sanctuary of S. Giovanni in Galdo (CB) Chapter 6: Roman sacred landscapes? The pagus-vicus system revised Chapter 7: Pagi, vici and sanctuaries : the evidence and four case studies Chapter 8: Roman ritual in the Italian countryside? The Paganalia and the lustratio pagi Chapter 9: Roman ritual in the Italian countryside? The Compitalia and the shrines of the Lares Compitales Chapter 10: Summary and conclusions List of figures Bibliography Dutch summary – Nederlandse samenvatting Stellingen
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