Rituals between Norms and Emotions: Rituals as Shared Experience and Memory

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18 juin 2013

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Presses universitaires de Liège

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ritual religious beliefs sacrifice oracle cult ancient Greek religion Religion History HIS002010 HBLA

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Cultus Cult Nomenclature Proper names Terminology

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Angelos Chaniotis, « Rituals between Norms and Emotions: Rituals as Shared Experience and Memory », Presses universitaires de Liège, ID : 10.4000/books.pulg.1144

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1. An unforgettable procession and the emotional dimensions of rituals A grave inscription found in Ithaca preserves no more than a name, and this not even complete. Several readings have been suggested: Onpodoros, Arpodoros, and Karpodoros. None of them makes any sense. From the facsimile of G. Krüger we may infer that we are dealing with the name Ponpodoros (Πονπόδωρος), which is unparalleled, but makes sense: the gift of the pompe. Names composed with -doros are so called theophoric names....

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