Franciszek Sokolowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 5628060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Franciszek Sokolowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Franciszek |
| FAMILY NAME | Sokolowski |
| SIGNATURE | SOKOLOWSKI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Délégation Paris 6 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.)
Sokolowski Franciszek. The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.). In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 100, livraison 1, 1976. pp. 511-515
Lois sacrees des Cites grecques
Loi sacrée de Pautalia
Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia
Sokolowski Franciszek. Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 94, livraison 1, 1970. pp. 109-112
Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra
Sokolowski Franciszek. Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 92, livraison 2, 1968. pp. 519-522
A New Testimony on the Cult of Artemis of Ephesus
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Aphrodite as Guardian of Greek Magistrates
Among the votive inscriptions of magistrates in Greek cities there exist a number of dedications to the goddess Aphrodite. J. and L. Robert in Rev. ét. gr. 72 (1959), 229–230, draw attention to these singular pieces of evidence and explain them in reference to a characteristic of Aphrodite as a patroness of friendship and of harmony. The devotion of magistrates to the goddess of love, apart from all that we know about her in the life of antiquity…
From the History of the Worship of Apollo at Actium
Until the last few years we had scanty information on the cult of Apollo at Actium, which, after the victory of Augustus won there in 31 B.C., became very popular in the Greek and Roman world. The games of Actium, reorganized and elevated to panhellenistic rank, flourished for a long time in the Roman empire. The lucky discovery of an inscription at Olympia, from the end of the third century B.C., has now brought us new light on the earlier histo…
On the Rules Regulating the Celebration of the Eleusinian Mysteries
The old and very illegible inscription from Athens containing the charter of the Eleusinian Mysteries was happily completed by a few small fragments discovered during the American excavations on the Agora. It was not an easy task for Professor B. D. Meritt to bring together the broken pieces and the stone bearing the inscription (now in the British Museum). He did it with his usual epigraphical expertness and contributed very much to the reading …
Partnership in the Lease of Cults in Greek Antiquity
We are in possession of a Number of documents (inscriptions and papyri) relating to the lease of priesthoods in Greece and Egypt, dating from the fifth century B.C. to late Roman times. That curious practice, similar in some respect to the holding of Church benefices in the Middle Ages, has been studied by different scholars, but without agreement on many substantial points. Before the second World War K. Wilhelmson and M. Segre dedicated very im…
On Prothysia and Promanteia in Greek Cults
For more than seventy years these important terms of Greek sacred vocabulary have been discussed back and forth. Recently French scholars have adduced new arguments to make their meaning clearer. Although the textual evidence, both epigraphical and literary, is not yet sufficiently plentiful to eliminate all possible doubts, it is evident that progress in the understanding of ritual terminology has been made. I should like to add some observation…
The Real Meaning of Sacral Manumission
The problem of the manumission of slaves by sale to a divinity or by consecration has been studied by many scholars. Nevertheless the following questions still arise. What real sense had the sale? What characterizes the sale and the consecration respectively? How do they bring about one's liberty? What is a fictitious or trust sale? Do the several manumission procedures of Delphi, of central Greece, of Macedonia, of Asia Minor and of Syria reflec…
Fees and Taxes in the Greek Cults
The cults in ancient Greece, both private and public, had many kinds of income, among which the most primitive were fees and taxes. Fees are remunerations paid for the use of various kinds of cult facilities. Taxes are contributions levied by the cult association or by the state to maintain the cult activities. When the cult becomes self-sufficient by endowments or by subsidies, fees and taxes do not play a great rôle. But in times of financial d…
Ventes des prêtrises d'Erythrae
En marge d'un décret d'Athènes en l'honneur des éphèbes
Sur le péan de Philodamos
Sokolowski Franciszek. Sur le péan de Philodamos.. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 60, 1936. pp. 135-143
Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos
Sokolowski Franciszek. Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos . In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 59, 1935. pp. 382-390
Lois sacrees des Cites grecques
Fees and Taxes in the Greek Cults
The cults in ancient Greece, both private and public, had many kinds of income, among which the most primitive were fees and taxes. Fees are remunerations paid for the use of various kinds of cult facilities. Taxes are contributions levied by the cult association or by the state to maintain the cult activities. When the cult becomes self-sufficient by endowments or by subsidies, fees and taxes do not play a great rôle. But in times of financial d…
A New Testimony on the Cult of Artemis of Ephesus
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.)
Sokolowski Franciszek. The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.). In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 100, livraison 1, 1976. pp. 511-515
The Real Meaning of Sacral Manumission
The problem of the manumission of slaves by sale to a divinity or by consecration has been studied by many scholars. Nevertheless the following questions still arise. What real sense had the sale? What characterizes the sale and the consecration respectively? How do they bring about one's liberty? What is a fictitious or trust sale? Do the several manumission procedures of Delphi, of central Greece, of Macedonia, of Asia Minor and of Syria reflec…
Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos
Sokolowski Franciszek. Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos . In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 59, 1935. pp. 382-390
Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia
Sokolowski Franciszek. Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 94, livraison 1, 1970. pp. 109-112
Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra
Sokolowski Franciszek. Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 92, livraison 2, 1968. pp. 519-522
Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos
Sokolowski Franciszek. Note sur les Νυκτοφυλαξια à Délos . In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 59, 1935. pp. 382-390
En marge d'un décret d'Athènes en l'honneur des éphèbes
Sur le péan de Philodamos
Sokolowski Franciszek. Sur le péan de Philodamos.. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 60, 1936. pp. 135-143
Ventes des prêtrises d'Erythrae
On Prothysia and Promanteia in Greek Cults
For more than seventy years these important terms of Greek sacred vocabulary have been discussed back and forth. Recently French scholars have adduced new arguments to make their meaning clearer. Although the textual evidence, both epigraphical and literary, is not yet sufficiently plentiful to eliminate all possible doubts, it is evident that progress in the understanding of ritual terminology has been made. I should like to add some observation…
The Real Meaning of Sacral Manumission
The problem of the manumission of slaves by sale to a divinity or by consecration has been studied by many scholars. Nevertheless the following questions still arise. What real sense had the sale? What characterizes the sale and the consecration respectively? How do they bring about one's liberty? What is a fictitious or trust sale? Do the several manumission procedures of Delphi, of central Greece, of Macedonia, of Asia Minor and of Syria reflec…
Fees and Taxes in the Greek Cults
The cults in ancient Greece, both private and public, had many kinds of income, among which the most primitive were fees and taxes. Fees are remunerations paid for the use of various kinds of cult facilities. Taxes are contributions levied by the cult association or by the state to maintain the cult activities. When the cult becomes self-sufficient by endowments or by subsidies, fees and taxes do not play a great rôle. But in times of financial d…
Partnership in the Lease of Cults in Greek Antiquity
We are in possession of a Number of documents (inscriptions and papyri) relating to the lease of priesthoods in Greece and Egypt, dating from the fifth century B.C. to late Roman times. That curious practice, similar in some respect to the holding of Church benefices in the Middle Ages, has been studied by different scholars, but without agreement on many substantial points. Before the second World War K. Wilhelmson and M. Segre dedicated very im…
From the History of the Worship of Apollo at Actium
Until the last few years we had scanty information on the cult of Apollo at Actium, which, after the victory of Augustus won there in 31 B.C., became very popular in the Greek and Roman world. The games of Actium, reorganized and elevated to panhellenistic rank, flourished for a long time in the Roman empire. The lucky discovery of an inscription at Olympia, from the end of the third century B.C., has now brought us new light on the earlier histo…
On the Rules Regulating the Celebration of the Eleusinian Mysteries
The old and very illegible inscription from Athens containing the charter of the Eleusinian Mysteries was happily completed by a few small fragments discovered during the American excavations on the Agora. It was not an easy task for Professor B. D. Meritt to bring together the broken pieces and the stone bearing the inscription (now in the British Museum). He did it with his usual epigraphical expertness and contributed very much to the reading …
Aphrodite as Guardian of Greek Magistrates
Among the votive inscriptions of magistrates in Greek cities there exist a number of dedications to the goddess Aphrodite. J. and L. Robert in Rev. ét. gr. 72 (1959), 229–230, draw attention to these singular pieces of evidence and explain them in reference to a characteristic of Aphrodite as a patroness of friendship and of harmony. The devotion of magistrates to the goddess of love, apart from all that we know about her in the life of antiquity…
A New Testimony on the Cult of Artemis of Ephesus
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra
Sokolowski Franciszek. Sur l'oracle de Claros destiné à la ville de Syédra. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 92, livraison 2, 1968. pp. 519-522
Loi sacrée de Pautalia
Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia
Sokolowski Franciszek. Règlement relatif à la célébration des Panionia. In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 94, livraison 1, 1970. pp. 109-112
Lois sacrees des Cites grecques
The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.)
Sokolowski Franciszek. The Athenian Law Concerning Silver Currency (375/4 B.C.). In: Bulletin de correspondance hellénique. Volume 100, livraison 1, 1976. pp. 511-515
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