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1. Upper Moesian Bacchic worshippers as reflected in jewellery and cosmetic objects

Author

Pilipović Sanja

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Bacchus/Dionysos, Upper Moesia, worshippers, origin, social status, finger rings, intaglios, caskets, relief mirrors, History of Balkan Peninsula, DR1-2285
Abstract

The paper looks at the anepigraphic material such as jewellery and cosmetic objects recovered from the province of Upper Moesia. The quality of the material used in their manufacture, their findspots and iconography, serve as a basis in an attempt to shed light on the origin and social status of Bacchic worshippers in that part of the Roman Empire.

Published
2009
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2. Upper Moesian Bacchic worshippers as reflected in jewellery and cosmetic objects

Author

Sanja Pilipovic

Subjects
Bacchus/Dionysos, lcsh:DR1-2285, caskets, lcsh:History of Balkan Peninsula, General Medicine, Ancient history, Roman Empire, Visual arts, social status, intaglios, Geography, worshippers, Upper Moesia, relief mirrors, origin, finger rings, Iconography, Social status
Abstract

The paper looks at the anepigraphic material such as jewellery and cosmetic objects recovered from the province of Upper Moesia. The quality of the material used in their manufacture, their findspots and iconography, serve as a basis in an attempt to shed light on the origin and social status of Bacchic worshippers in that part of the Roman Empire.

Published
2009

3. Upper Moesian Bacchic Worshippers as Reflected in Jewellery and Cosmetic Objects

Author

Pilipović, Sanja, Pilipović, Sanja, Pilipović, Sanja, and Pilipović, Sanja

Abstract

The paper looks at the anepigraphic material such as jewellery and cosmetic objects recovered from the province of Upper Moesia. The quality of the material used in their manufacture, their findspots and iconography, serve as a basis in an attempt to shed light on the origin and social status of Bacchic worshippers in that part of the Roman Empire.

Published
2009

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