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Main Author:	Polinskaya, Irene (Author)
Format:	Thesis/Dissertation Book
Language:	English
Published:	Leiden [u.a.] Brill 2013
Series:	Religions in the Graeco-Roman world 178
Subjects:	Geschichte 800 v. Chr.-400 v. Chr. Religion Aigina (Greece) > Religion Ägina Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	CONTENTS Preface: A Personal Note .............................................................................. xv Acknowledgements ........................................................................................ xix List of Illustrations and Maps ..................................................................... xxv PART ONE INTRODUCTION: GREEK POLYTHEISM ι. Raising Questions ...................................................................................... 3 1.1 Greek Religion — An Academic Construct? .......................... 3 1.2 Religion between History and Anthropology, Sociology and Psychology ................................................................................ 6 1.3 A Greek Puzzle: One Religion and Many Pantheons .......... 9 1.4 Local Deities and Panhellenic Identities ................................. 15 1.5 Models of Greek Religion ............................................................. 23 2. Definitions and Approaches .................................................................. 27 2.1 Preamble: Where I Come From ............................................... 27 2.2 Theoretical Premises: A System ................................................. 28 2.3 Ancient Greek Realia: A Mesocosm ......................................... 32 2.4 Locality: Definite Places and Local Religious Systems ...... 36 3. Categories, Data, Paradigms .................................................................. 45 3.1 Categories ......................................................................................... 45 3.1.1 Participants: Deities .......................................................... 45 3.1.2 Participants: Worshippers ............................................... 46 3.1.3 Time Setting: Festivals ..................................................... 47 3.1.4 Space Setting: Sacred Sites and Sanctuaries. Sacred Topography .......................................................................... 47 3.1.5 Means of Communication: Myths and Rituals, Myths versus Rituals ......................................................... 49 3.1.6 Means of Communication: Gifts for the Gods .......... 51 3.1.7 Interrelating Categories ................................................... 51 3.2 Data ..................................................................................................... 52 3.2.1 Material Evidence .............................................................. 52 Viii CONTENTS 3.2.2 Textual Evidence ............................................................... 54 3.2.3 Myths as Historical Evidence ........................................ 55 3.3 Paradigms of Interpretation ........................................................ 59 3.3.1 The Roles and Power of Paradigms ............................. 59 3.3.2 Evolutionary Paradigm .................................................... 61 3.3.3 Initiation Paradigm ........................................................... 62 3.3.4 Olympian-Chthonian Paradigm .................................... 63 3.3.5 City-Countryside Paradigm ............................................ 64 3.3.6 Structuralist Paradigm ..................................................... 66 3.3.7 Biological Ethology and Psychoanalysis .................... 68 3.3.8 Conclusions ......................................................................... 69 4. Conception of the Divine in Greek Polytheism .............................. 71 4.1 The Subject Matter of This Book: Focus on Deities ............. 71 4.2 Conception of the Divine in Greek Polytheism .................... 71 4.3 Indigenous Classes of Supernatural Beings in Greek Polytheism ......................................................................................... 75 4.3.1 Gods, daimones, Heroes, and the Dead ...................... 75 4.3.2 Olympians and Chthonians ........................................... 78 4-3-3 Deities, Incorporated] .................................................... 80 4.3.4 Abstractions Personified ................................................. 81 4-3-5 Classes of Meaningful Forms ......................................... 82 4.3.6 Anthropomorphism and Personhood: Moral and Immoral .......................................................... 83 5. Pantheons and Meaningful God Sets .................................................. 87 5.1 Polytheistic Plurality ...................................................................... 87 5.2 Numerical Parameters of Polytheism ....................................... 89 5.3 Pantheon: Chaos or System? ....................................................... 93 5.4 Structures of Pantheons: How to Find? Panhellenic Templates .......................................................................................... 94 5.5 Structures of Pantheons and Cultic Systems: Where to Look? ............................................................................... 6. Social Roles of Deities in Local Cults ................................................. 101 6.1 Cults versus Pantheon ............................................................... 101 6.2 Social Roles of Deities ................................................................... 103 6.3 Determining Social Roles of a Local Deity .............................. 104 6.3.1 Name ..................................................................................... 105 6.3.2 Epithet .................................................................................. 106 CONTENTS ІХ 6.3.3 Visual Representations ................................................... 108 6.3.4 Topography of Sanctuary ............................................... 108 6.3.5 Attributes of Sanctuary .................................................. 110 6.3.6 Votives ................................................................................. 111 6.3.7 Rituals .................................................................................. 112 6.3.8 Worshipping Groups ....................................................... 113 6.3.9 Conclusions ........................................................................ 113 PART TWO THE A1G1NETAN SYSTEM OF CULTS 7. Aiginetan Deities and Cults: Synchronie Analysis of Social Roles .............................................................................................................. 119 7.1 The Subject and Presentation ..................................................... 119 7.1.1 Aiginetan Deities: Order and Number ...................... 119 7.1.2 Aiginetan Deities? Errata and Dubitanda ................ 120 7.2 Aiakos and the Aiakids ................................................................. 126 7.2.1 Aiakos and the Aiakids: Together and Apart .......... 126 7.2.2 A Sanctuary or Sanctuaries? ......................................... 129 7.2.3 Cult Images ........................................................................ 134 7.2.4 Social Roles: Military Allies ........................................... 136 7.2.5 Social Roles: Markers of Aiginetan Identity ............ 140 7.2.6 Rituals and Festivals ....................................................... 142 7.2.7 Processional Songs for Aiakos ...................................... 147 7.2.8 Aiakos Mythical Personae: Justice and Piety .......... 151 7.2.9 Aiakos Mythical Personae: Effective Petitioner or Savior from Famine? ....................................................... 157 7.2.10 Aiakos Mythical Personae: Judge of the Dead ....... 159 7.2.Ц The Athenian Precinct for Aiakos .............................. 161 7.2.12 Conclusions ........................................................................ 163 7.3 Nymph Aigina .................................................................................. 163 7.3.1 Overview ............................................................................. 163 7.3.2 Asopis Krênê on Aigina ................................................. 164 7.3.3 Maiden Choruses for Aigina ......................................... 171 7.3.4 Conclusions ........................................................................ 176 7.4 Aphaia ................................................................................................ 177 7.4.1 Overview ............................................................................. 177 7.4.2 Mythical Persona and Social Roles ............................. 178 7.4.3 Cultic Setting: The Sanctuary ....................................... 179 CONTENTS 7.4.4 Material Evidence and the Athena-Hypothesis ...... 181 7.4.5 Social Roles Suggested by Votive Dedications ........ 185 7.4.6 What Can We Learn from the Pediments? .............. 193 7.4.7 Conclusions ........................................................................ 196 7.5 Aphrodite [Epilimenia] ................................................................. 197 7.5.1 Social Roles Suggested by the Material Evidence ... 197 7.5.2 The Aiginetan Sanctuary and the Evidence from Naukratis ............................................................................. 199 7.5.3 The Aiginetan Aphrodisia ............................................. 201 7.5.4 Conclusions ........................................................................ 202 7.6 Apollo(s) ............................................................................................ 203 7.6.1 Overview ............................................................................. 203 7.6.2 Cultic Identities and Sanctuaries: Apollo Aiginatas ............................................................................. 204 7.6.3 Where Was the Apollonion Seen by Pausanias? .... 207 7.6.4 Material Evidence at Kolonna: Deities and Their Social Functions ............................................................... 215 7.6.5 Cultic Identities and Sanctuaries: Apollo Delphinios .......................................................................... 219 7.6.6 Cultic Identities and Sanctuaries: Oikistes and Domatites ........................................................................... 225 7.6.7 Many Apollos .................................................................... 228 7.6.8 Cultic Identities and Sanctuaries: Apollo Pythios and the Thearion .............................................................. 232 7.6.9 Have We Found the Thearion? .................................... 234 7.6.10 The Hiera Pentapolis and Apollo Pythios? ............... 236 7.6.11 Names on the Late Roman Wall with Inscriptions 238 7.6.12 The Kolonna Temple vis-à-vis the Thearion: A Topographic Problem ................................................. 243 7.6.13 Aiginetan Theôroi ............................................................. 246 7.6.14 Conclusions ........................................................................ 259 7.7 Artemis ............................................................................................... 260 7.7.1 Overview: Textual Evidence ......................................... 260 7.7.2 Material Evidence: Sanctuary and Topography ...... 261 7.7.3 Conclusions ........................................................................ 263 7.8 Asklepios ............................................................................................ 263 7.8.1 Textual Evidence: A Healing Cult ............................... 263 7.8.2 Location of the Sanctuary ............................................. 264 7.8.3 Conclusions ........................................................................ 265 CONTENTS ХІ 7.9 Athena .............................................................................................. 265 7.9.1 The Evidence of Herodotus: A Scribal Error? ........ 265 7.9.2 Circumstantial Evidence: Sculpture at the Sanctuary of Aphaia ...................................................... 266 7.9.3 Epigraphic Evidence ...................................................... 267 7.9.4 Conclusions ...................................................................... 269 7.10 Damia and Auxesia (Mnia and Auzesia) ............................... 269 7.10.1 Overview: Sources .......................................................... 269 7.10.2 Goddesses or Heroines? ............................................... 270 7.10.3 Herodotus 5.80-82 ......................................................... 271 7.10.4 Damia and Auxesia versus Demeter and Kore: Similar, but Different .................................................... 272 7.10.5 What s in the Name? ..................................................... 274 7.10.6 Cult Images: Kneeling Statues .................................... 278 7.10.7 The Sanctuary and Its Inventory ............................... 280 7.10.8 Conclusions ...................................................................... 283 7.11 Demeter Thesmophoros .............................................................. 284 7.11.1 Textual Evidence ............................................................ 284 7.11.2 Location of the Sanctuary ........................................... 284 7.11.3 Material Evidence at Kolonna .................................... 285 7.11.4 Social Roles ...................................................................... 287 7.11.5 Conclusions ...................................................................... 288 7.12 Dionysos ........................................................................................... 288 7.12.1 Cult Image and Its Location ....................................... 288 7.12.2 Conclusions ...................................................................... 289 7.13 Hekáte ............................................................................................... 290 7.13.1 Overview: Sources .......................................................... 290 7.13.2 Social Roles: Mystery Cult ........................................... 291 7.13.3 Material Evidence .......................................................... 293 7.13.4 Conclusions ...................................................................... 296 7.14 Herakles ........................................................................................... 296 7.14.1 Overview ........................................................................... 2g6 7.14.2 Location of the Sanctuary ........................................... 297 7.14.3 Social Roles ...................................................................... 304 7.14.4 Conclusions ...................................................................... 306 7.15 Koliadai ............................................................................................ 306 7.15.1 Overview ........................................................................... 306 7.15.2 Social Roles: Material Evidence ................................. 307 7·!5·3 Koliadai: What s in the Name? ................................... 309 7.15.4 Conclusions ...................................................................... 310 xii CONTENTS 7.16 Kybele ............................................................................................... 311 7.16.1 Sculptural Representations ......................................... 311 7.16.2 Conclusions ...................................................................... 311 7.17 Pan ..................................................................................................... 311 7.17.1 A Single Datum .............................................................. З11 7.17.2 Function of the Inscription ........................................ 312 7.17.3 Conclusions ..................................................................... 313 7.18 Poseidon ........................................................................................... 313 7.18.1 Overview: Textual Evidence ....................................... 313 7.18.2 Family Worship .............................................................. 314 7.18.3 Poseidon s Sanctuary: on Aigina or at Kalaureia? 316 7.18.4 Conclusions ..................................................................... 318 7.19 Thebasimakhos .............................................................................. 318 7.19.1 Evidence ........................................................................... 318 7.19.2 Conclusions ..................................................................... 319 7.20 Zeus Hellanios ................................................................................ 319 7.20.1 Overview .......................................................................... 319 7.20.2 Mythical Personae: Zeus the Rain-Giver and Zeus the Father .............................................................. 320 7.20.3 The Sanctuary and Social Roles ................................ 323 7.20.4 Aiginetan Zeus at Naukratis ...................................... 331 7.20.5 Epithets: Hellanios and Panhellenios ..................... 336 7.20.6 Conclusions ..................................................................... 343 7.21 Zeus Pasios ...................................................................................... 343 7.21.1 Evidence ........................................................................... 343 7.21.2 Conclusions ..................................................................... 344 8. Inside the Aiginetan Mesocosm ........................................................... 345 8.1 The Matrix: Gods-People-Place ................................................. 345 8.2 Explicit Connections between Deities in Myths: Cultural Models ............................................................................. 347 8.2.1 The Model of Syngeneia .............................................. 347 8.2.2 The Model oiXenia ...................................................... 350 8.2.3 Models of PhiUa and Synergeia ................................. 351 8.3 Universalism of Explicit Connections in Myths .................. 353 8.4 Explicit Connections between Deities in Aiginetan Cults 354 8.5 Implicit Connections: Distribution of Social Functions among Aiginetan Deities ............................................................ 357 8.6 Functional Overlaps among Aiginetan Deities .................... 359 8.6.1 Mapping Overlaps, Locating Bridges ...................... 361 8.6.2 Major and Minor Deities: A Local Hierarchy? ..... 368 CONTENTS xiii 8-7 Worshipping Roles and Worshipping Groups ..................... 371 8.7.1 Women and Men ............................................................. 371 8.7.2 Youths and Maidens ....................................................... 372 8.7.3 Professional Associations .............................................. 373 8.7.4 Kinsmen .............................................................................. 374 8.7.5 Social Differentiation and Religious Authority ....... 377 PART THREE HISTORY OF THE AIGINETAN SYSTEM OF CULTS 9. Historical Development of the Aiginetan Cults ............................. 381 9.1 Ancient Greek Polytheism in the Diachronie Perspective 381 9.2 Changing Relationships between the Land, the People, and the Gods on Aigina .............................................................. 386 9.2.1 Stage 1. Geometric Period: Reclaiming the Land ... 386 9.2.2 The Origins of Aigina s Geometric Cults and Their Worshippers ....................................................................... 395 9.2.3 Stage 2, Archaic Period: Introducing New Cults .... 404 9.2.4 Introducing New Cults: Damia and Auxesia ........... 405 9.2.4(3) Dating Iron Pins in the Inventory of Mnia and Auzesia ........................................... 406 9.2.4(0) Dating the Prohibition on Attic Pottery in the Sanctuary of Damia and Auxesia ... 410 9.2.4(c) Dating Herodotus 5.82-86 ........................... 411 9.2.4(d) Aiginetans at Epidaurian Courts: A Cause for Revolt? ........................................ 416 9.2.4(e) Building Ships and Stealing Statues: A Strange Pattern? .......................................... 419 9.2.5 Introducing New Cults: Aiakos and the Aiakids .... 422 9.2.6 Introducing New Cults: Herakles ................................ 436 9.2.7 Archaic Developments at Geometric Cult Sites ..... 438 9.2.8 Stage 3. Classical Period: Narrowing Specialization 445 9.3 Summary of Diachronie Stages ................................................. 446 PART FOUR REGIONAL AND PANHELLENIC CONTEXTS 10. Regional Dialogues and Religious Contestation ............................. 451 10.1 (Un)Bounding the Local Religious World ............................. 451 xiv CONTENTS 10.1.1 Greek Terminology of Place and Border .................. 452 10.1.2 Deities and Worshippers in and out of Aigina ....... 456 10.2 Defining the Region ................................................................... 464 10.2.1 The Athletic Circuit ...................................................... 465 10.2.2 Damia and Auxesia in the Saronic Gulf ................. 466 10.2.3 Aiakos and the Aiakids: The Athenian Version ... 473 10.2.4 Дјах of Salamis: An Aiginetan Hero and an Athenian Eponym ......................................................... 479 10.2.5 Athena on the Pediments of the Aphaia Temple: A View from Afar .......................................................... 481 10.2.6 Athenian Occupation of Aigina during the Peloponnesian War ....................................................... 484 10.3 Conclusions .................................................................................... 486 11. The Aiginetan Mesocosm and the Tanhellenic Religious Dimension .................................................................................................. 489 11.1 Common and Particular in Ancient Greek Religious Experience ...................................................................................... 489 11.2 Through the Lens of Communication Model: Naming the Gods .......................................................................... 494 11.3 Worshippers: Alone, Together, at Home, and Abroad ...... 497 11.4 Communicating with and about Divinity: Forms of Religious Expression .................................................. 509 11.5 The Ways of Being Greek: Religious Forms in the Semiology of Culture ................................................................... 515 11.6 The Ways of Being Aiginetan: Religious Forms as Signifier and Signified ................................................................. 520 11.7 From Aigina to Greece and Back Again ................................ 531 Epilogue: A Synopsis of Searches and Findings .................................... 535 Bibliography ..................................................................................................... 551 Appendix One Roster of Aiginetan Deities with Evidence for Cult Practice .......................................................... 581 Appendix Two Natural and Social Topography of Aigina ........... 587 Appendix Three Cultic Topography of Aigina ................................... 605 Appendix Four Inventories of Aiginetan Sanctuaries .................... 615 Appendix Five Select Textual Sources with Translations ............ 627 Illustrations ....................................................................................................... 635 Maps .................................................................................................................... 660 Index ................................................................................................................... 669
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spellingShingle	Polinskaya, Irene A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE Religions in the Graeco-Roman world Religion (DE-588)4049396-9 gnd
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title	A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE
title_auth	A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE
title_exact_search	A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE
title_full	A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE by Irene Polinskaya
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title_full_unstemmed	A local history of Greek polytheism gods, people, and the land of Aigina, 800 - 400 BCE by Irene Polinskaya
title_short	A local history of Greek polytheism
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