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Page 46
... received privately and those who were received in audience in small groups , and others who were received ' en masse ' . Thus , Seneca remarks cynically , the king had friends of the first class , friends of the second class but never ...
... received privately and those who were received in audience in small groups , and others who were received ' en masse ' . Thus , Seneca remarks cynically , the king had friends of the first class , friends of the second class but never ...
Page 85
... received honours which were unusual enough to receive special mention 1 . The soldiers went far beyond the accustomed praises and blessings , for they embraced Cato with tears , and threw down their mantles for him to walk over , and ...
... received honours which were unusual enough to receive special mention 1 . The soldiers went far beyond the accustomed praises and blessings , for they embraced Cato with tears , and threw down their mantles for him to walk over , and ...
Page 109
... received during the reign of Augustus . Philo is probably praising Augustus to this extent because he wished to underline the differences between their lives and the recompense in honours which each received . It is pointed out that ...
... received during the reign of Augustus . Philo is probably praising Augustus to this extent because he wished to underline the differences between their lives and the recompense in honours which each received . It is pointed out that ...
Common terms and phrases
acclamations Alexander Apocalypse apotheosis Ara Pacis Ascension attitude Augustiani Augustus blasphemous titles Caesar CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Caligula century Christ Christian Christology Claudius coins comet cult-worship death deification developed divine honours Divus Domitian eagle emperor emperor-worship epiphany example fact flamines friends Germanicus gives glorification gods Greek heaven Hellenistic Ibid idea impérial imperial cult imperial worship influenced inscriptions interpretations Jesus Jewish Jews Jupiter king Leipzig London Lord loyalty mention Nero offered official pagan Paris Paul persecution Philo Pliny PLUT Plutarch political position priesthood priests received reference reign religion religious Roman Empire Rome römischen Romulus ruler Saviour second beast Senate sense Sicarii significance similar Sodales Augustales statue SUET Suetonius symbol Tacitus TAPhA temple term Tertullian Testament Tiberius Trajan UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Vespasian words xúptog ZNTW αὐτοῦ δὲ θεοῦ καὶ μὲν σωτῆρα τε τὴν τῆς τὸ τοῖς τὸν τοῦ τῶν