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Studies in Hellenistic Religions - Pagina 23
THE CISTA MYSTICA IN THE CULT AND MYSTERIES OF ISIS M. S. H. G. HEERMA VAN VOSS (Amsterdam) 1. Concrete evidence concerning the cista mystica of Isis is indirect only and scarce, dating from Roman times. Texts. From Tibullus ...
Maarten Jozef Vermaseren, 1979
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Mistophoroi ex iberias: Una aproximación al mercenariado ...
179, Nr.43).– cista del Museo Archeologico de Palestrina (Bordenache 1979, tav. 207, Nr.48). – cista del Museo Archeologico de Palestrina (Bordenache 1979, tav. 211, Nr.49). – cista del Museo Archeologico de Palestrina (Bordenache 1979, ...
Raimon Graells i Fabregat, 2014
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The Cult of Isis Among Women in the Graeco-Roman World - Pagina 62
The cista mystica was an essential piece of equipment in Isiac festivals, particularly in the Isia as described by Plutarch (DIO 39 [366F]). The mural in the temple of Isis at Pompeii depicting the discovery of Osiris preserves in its lower portion ...
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Charis: Essays in Honor of Sara A. Immerwahr - Pagina 364
There is an inscription on the Ficoroni cista that shows, I believe, just how closely the chest relates to Proserpina. It has been much discussed, though largely for its references to the artist, named as Novios Plautios, and the donor of the cista, ...
Anne Proctor Chapin, 2004
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The Isis-book: (Metamorphoses, Book XI) - Pagina 225
The cista is not mentioned, and it may be that the occasional representation of Osiris as being ithyphallic is meant; cf. Plut. De Is. et Os. 51, 371 E, although even this was more characteristic of Min. Gressmann, Osiris, 31 (cf. his Orient. Rel. 39 f.) ...
Apuleius, John Gwyn Griffiths, 1975
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Excavations in Pessinus: The So-called Acropolis : from ... - Pagina 54
Cista graves of uncertain construction Finally, for another six cista graves it has been impossible to establish which type they are. For graves 7.48c and 6.1 16 that is because they are for the greater part located outside the excavation area.
John Devreker, Hugo Thoen, Frank Vermeulen, 2003
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A History of Zoroastrianism: The Early Period - Pagina 62
Another of Mithra's divine companions is the goddess Cista, who is celebrated in the 16th yaSt, and who evidently derives her name from the passive participle of a verb kaet- "teach, instruct".262 She is goddess of the way, the one instructed in ...
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The Art of Persuasion: Political Propaganda from Aeneas to ...
3).2 It is noteworthy that Anchises is not shown carrying the cista with which he brought the household gods from Troy; this iconographical detail (or, more correctly, lack of iconographical detail) will be repeated on Roman Republican coins.
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Catalogue of the Etruscan Gallery of the University of ... - Pagina 214
A similar design with volute supports like the Museum's is on the cista in the British Museum, Bordenacche Battaglia and Emiliozzi 1979:116–18 no. 31, pls. 145–46, pl. 169 no. 41. 223. CISTA FOOT MS 511 No provenance. Gift of Francis C.
Jean MacIntosh Turfa, 2011
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Etruscan Art in the Metropolitan Museum of Art - Pagina 203
6.41 Engraved cista Ca. 350-325 B.c., height: 23 in. (58.4 cm). Gift of Courtland Field Bishop, 1922 (22.84.1a, o) LITERATURE: Richter, Handbook ofthe Etruscan Collection, 1940, p. 51, fig.155; Foerst, Cisten,1978, pp. 147-48, no. 41, pls. 31d ...
Richard Daniel De Puma, Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, N.Y.), 2013
