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Myth, Cult, Ritual in the Northern Black Sea Pontic Area during 7th-4th cent B.CDescription Description SCHAUB. Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea , , (VII IV . . .) : . . : : , : . 2007 . 484 . 60x90 16 (145217 ) , (, ). , , , , , . , , . , , . , . Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea (VII IV centuries. ) Author: I. J. Schaub Languages: Russian Publisher: Publishing House of St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg State University Faculty of Philology Series: Historical Library. 2007 Page 484 p. Format
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SCHAUB.Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea Миф, культ, ритуал в Северном Причерноморье (VII-IV вв. до н. э.)
Автор: И. Ю. Шауб
Языки: Русский
Издательство: Издательство Санкт-Петербургского университета, Филологический факультет СПбГУ
Серия: Историческая библиотека. 2007 г.
Страниц 484 стр. Формат 60x90/16 (145х217 мм) Твердый переплет От производителя Монография посвящена сложным и малоизученным вопросам религиозной жизни варварского, греческого и греко-варварского населения Скифии и государств Северного Причерноморья (Ольвии, Херсонеса и Боспора). Это первое всеобъемлющее комплексное исследование по данной теме, в котором собраны обширные археологические материалы и свидетельства письменных источников, обобщенные на основе многочисленных данных сравнительного религиоведения, мифологии, этнографии, психологии и лингвистики. Особое внимание автор уделяет проблеме греко-варварских контактов в религиозной сфере, полагая, что многие особенности верований и культов обитателей греческих колоний Северного Причерноморья обусловлены влиянием варварского окружения. Монография снабжена большим количеством иллюстраций, среди которых наряду с хрестоматийными публикуются и малоизвестные памятники, а также архивные материалы.
Книга может быть полезна не только для специалистов-антиковедов и религиоведов, но также для всех интересующихся духовной культурой античного мира. Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea (VII-IV centuries. )
Author: I. J. Schaub
Languages: Russian
Publisher: Publishing House of St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg State University Faculty of Philology
Series: Historical Library. 2007
Page 484 p. Format 60x90/16 (145x217 mm) Hardcover From the Manufacturer Monograph devoted to complex and little known on the religious life of the barbarian, the Greek and Greek-barbarian and Scythian population of the Northern Black Sea (Olbia, Chersonesos and the Bosporus). This is the first comprehensive study on this complex subject, which compiles extensive archaeological materials and evidence of written sources, compiled on the basis of numerous data of comparative religion, mythology, ethnology, psychology and linguistics. Particular attention is paid to the problem of the Greek-barbarian contacts in the sphere of religion, believing that many features of the beliefs and practices of Greek inhabitants of the Northern Black Sea colonies are due to the barbaric environment. The monograph contains a great number of illustrations, among which are published along with the textbook and little-known monuments, as well as archival materials.
The book can be useful not only to specialists antikovedov and religious studies, but also for anyone interested in the spiritual culture of the ancient world.
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SCHAUB.Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea Миф, культ, ритуал в Северном Причерноморье (VII-IV вв. до н. э.) Автор: И. Ю. Шауб Языки: Русский Издательство: Издательство Санкт-Петербургского университета, Филологический факультет СПбГУ Серия: Историческая библиотека. 2007 г. Страниц 484 стр. Формат 60x90/16 (145х217 мм) Твердый переплет От производителя Монография посвящена сложным и малоизученным вопросам религиозной жизни варварского, греческого и греко-варварского населения Скифии и государств Северного Причерноморья (Ольвии, Херсонеса и Боспора). Это первое всеобъемлющее комплексное исследование по данной теме, в котором собраны обширные археологические материалы и свидетельства письменных источников, обобщенные на основе многочисленных данных сравнительного религиоведения, мифологии, этнографии, психологии и лингвистики. Особое внимание автор уделяет проблеме греко-варварских контактов в религиозной сфере, полагая, что многие особенности верований и культов обитателей греческих колоний Северного Причерноморья обусловлены влиянием варварского окружения. Монография снабжена большим количеством иллюстраций, среди которых наряду с хрестоматийными публикуются и малоизвестные памятники, а также архивные материалы. Книга может быть полезна не только для специалистов-антиковедов и религиоведов, но также для всех интересующихся духовной культурой античного мира. Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea (VII-IV centuries. ) Author: I. J. Schaub Languages: Russian Publisher: Publishing House of St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg State University Faculty of Philology Series: Historical Library. 2007 Page 484 p. Format 60x90/16 (145x217 mm) Hardcover From the Manufacturer Monograph devoted to complex and little known on the religious life of the barbarian, the Greek and Greek-barbarian and Scythian population of the Northern Black Sea (Olbia, Chersonesos and the Bosporus). This is the first comprehensive study on this complex subject, which compiles extensive archaeological materials and evidence of written sources, compiled on the basis of numerous data of comparative religion, mythology, ethnology, psychology and linguistics. Particular attention is paid to the problem of the Greek-barbarian contacts in the sphere of religion, believing that many features of the beliefs and practices of Greek inhabitants of the Northern Black Sea colonies are due to the barbaric environment. The monograph contains a great number of illustrations, among which are published along with the textbook and little-known monuments, as well as archival materials. The book can be useful not only to specialists antikovedov and religious studies, but also for anyone interested in the spiritual culture of the ancient world.
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SCHAUB.Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea Миф, культ, ритуал в Северном Причерноморье (VII-IV вв. до н. э.)
Автор: И. Ю. Шауб
Языки: Русский
Издательство: Издательство Санкт-Петербургского университета, Филологический факультет СПбГУ
Серия: Историческая библиотека. 2007 г.
Страниц 484 стр. Формат 60x90/16 (145х217 мм) Твердый переплет От производителя Монография посвящена сложным и малоизученным вопросам религиозной жизни варварского, греческого и греко-варварского населения Скифии и государств Северного Причерноморья (Ольвии, Херсонеса и Боспора). Это первое всеобъемлющее комплексное исследование по данной теме, в котором собраны обширные археологические материалы и свидетельства письменных источников, обобщенные на основе многочисленных данных сравнительного религиоведения, мифологии, этнографии, психологии и лингвистики. Особое внимание автор уделяет проблеме греко-варварских контактов в религиозной сфере, полагая, что многие особенности верований и культов обитателей греческих колоний Северного Причерноморья обусловлены влиянием варварского окружения. Монография снабжена большим количеством иллюстраций, среди которых наряду с хрестоматийными публикуются и малоизвестные памятники, а также архивные материалы.
Книга может быть полезна не только для специалистов-антиковедов и религиоведов, но также для всех интересующихся духовной культурой античного мира. Myth, cult, ritual in the Northern Black Sea (VII-IV centuries. )
Author: I. J. Schaub
Languages: Russian
Publisher: Publishing House of St. Petersburg State University, St. Petersburg State University Faculty of Philology
Series: Historical Library. 2007
Page 484 p. Format 60x90/16 (145x217 mm) Hardcover From the Manufacturer Monograph devoted to complex and little known on the religious life of the barbarian, the Greek and Greek-barbarian and Scythian population of the Northern Black Sea (Olbia, Chersonesos and the Bosporus). This is the first comprehensive study on this complex subject, which compiles extensive archaeological materials and evidence of written sources, compiled on the basis of numerous data of comparative religion, mythology, ethnology, psychology and linguistics. Particular attention is paid to the problem of the Greek-barbarian contacts in the sphere of religion, believing that many features of the beliefs and practices of Greek inhabitants of the Northern Black Sea colonies are due to the barbaric environment. The monograph contains a great number of illustrations, among which are published along with the textbook and little-known monuments, as well as archival materials.
The book can be useful not only to specialists antikovedov and religious studies, but also for anyone interested in the spiritual culture of the ancient world.
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