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Francesco Camia

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ID5635970
NAMEFrancesco Camia
GIVEN NAMESFrancesco
FAMILY NAMECamia
SIGNATURECAMIA F
AFFILIATIONSSapienza University of Rome
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS5
AUTHOR COUNT9
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2007
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX1
  • L’oracolo delfico dei Praxiergidai e il suo contesto epigrafico (IG I3 7)

    Open Access•Francesco Camia, Lavinio Del Monaco•ARTICLE•Mythos•2024

    Il decreto ateniese di V secolo IG I3 7 preserva un oracolo delfico sulle prerogative cultuali del genos dei Praxiergidai, responsabili della cura dell’arcaica statua di culto di Atena poliade sull’Acropoli. Il responso, in prosa, prescrive di vestire del peplo la statua di Atena e di celebrare sacrifici alle Moire, a Zeus Moiragetes e a Ge. Dopo avere presentato una nuova analisi dell’iscrizione, basata sul controllo autoptico, l’articolo si con…

  • Inscriptiones Macedoniae Inferioris (Inter Bermium Montem et Axium Flumen Repertae). Fasciculus Secundus. 2 Bde. Pars Prima

    Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Gnomon•2020

  • Which relationship between Greek gods and Roman emperors? The cultic implications of the “assimilation” of emperors to gods in mainlad Greece = ¿Cuál era la relación entre dioses griegos y emperadores…

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 10

    In the Greek world Roman emperors were often linked with traditional gods. Verbal and iconographical assimilations on inscriptions, coins and statues, integra­tion into pre-existing sacred structures and festivals, and joint priesthoods were three different means of establishing a relation­ship between the old gods of the Greek pantheon and the new divinized masters of the Empire. The ideological valency of this proceeding was strong, as it permi…

  • The Financing of Public Honours in Greece during the Roman Imperial Period

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•The Politics of Honour in the…•2017

    Il contributo illustra le modalità di finanziamento degli onori pubblici nelle città della Grecia in età imperiale, concentrandosi sull'analisi del caso studio rappresentato dalle statue onorarie

  • Cultic and Social Dynamics in the Eleusinian Sanctuary Under the Empire

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•Empire and Religion•2017

    Il contributo analizza le dinamiche sociali e cultuali nel santuario di Demetra e Kore ad Eleusi in età romana sulla base della ricca documentazione epigrafica, prendendo in particolare in considerazione la figura del 'pais af' hestias' e le implicazioni sociali ad essa legate, risultando di fatto quest'ultima utilizzata come 'vetrina' per acquisire visibilità da parte delle famiglie dell'élite ateniese di età imperiale

  • Between Tradition and Innovation

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•Kaiserkult in Den Provinzen des…•2016

    Il contributo fornisce una sintesi e una visione d'insieme sulle principali manifestazioni della venerazione degli imperatori romani in Grecia

  • Buchbesprechungen - Tyche 29

    Open Access•Dasen, Jessica Piccinini et al.•ARTICLE•Tyche•2014

    Rupert Breitwieser (Hrsg.), Behinderungen und Beeinträchtigungen / Disability and Impairment in Antiquity (Studies in Early Medicine 2; BAR Int. Ser. 2359), Oxford: Archaeopress 2012, VII + 135 S.Maria Emilia Cavaliere, Dediche di occidentali nel santuario di Apollo a Delfi (VI–IV a.C.) (Young Lukanian Archaeologists [YLA] series), Oxford: Archaeopress, British Archaeological reports 2013, VI + 117 S.Takashi Fujii, Imperial cult and imperial repr…

  • Spending on the agones. The Financing of Festivals in the Cities of Roman Greece

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Tyche•2011•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    While festivals were a very important part in religion as well as in social life in Ancient Greece they were expensive and a burden to the public budget. The financing of festivals and games was secured by a combination of public funding, including the revenues of agonistic foundations administered by civic officials, and private munificence, taking the form of benefactions by both office-holders and private citizens

  • I curatores rei publicae nella provincia d'Acaia

    Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l École française de…•2007

    Nella provincia d’Acaia sono attestati 16 curatores rei publicae (definiti di solito logistai nelle iscrizioni greche) nell’arco di circa due secoli, tra la fine del II e la seconda metà del IV sec. d. C. Di origine greca (o greco-orientale), i logistai attestati in Acaia sono in più di un caso originari della stessa città in cui ricoprirono la curatela. Fatta eccezione per tre personaggi di rango senatorio, gli altri curatores rei publicae sono …

  • Spending on the agones. The Financing of Festivals in the Cities of Roman Greece

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Tyche•2011•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    While festivals were a very important part in religion as well as in social life in Ancient Greece they were expensive and a burden to the public budget. The financing of festivals and games was secured by a combination of public funding, including the revenues of agonistic foundations administered by civic officials, and private munificence, taking the form of benefactions by both office-holders and private citizens

  • Which relationship between Greek gods and Roman emperors? The cultic implications of the “assimilation” of emperors to gods in mainlad Greece = ¿Cuál era la relación entre dioses griegos y emperadores…

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 10

    In the Greek world Roman emperors were often linked with traditional gods. Verbal and iconographical assimilations on inscriptions, coins and statues, integra­tion into pre-existing sacred structures and festivals, and joint priesthoods were three different means of establishing a relation­ship between the old gods of the Greek pantheon and the new divinized masters of the Empire. The ideological valency of this proceeding was strong, as it permi…

  • I curatores rei publicae nella provincia d'Acaia

    Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Mélanges de l École française de…•2007

    Nella provincia d’Acaia sono attestati 16 curatores rei publicae (definiti di solito logistai nelle iscrizioni greche) nell’arco di circa due secoli, tra la fine del II e la seconda metà del IV sec. d. C. Di origine greca (o greco-orientale), i logistai attestati in Acaia sono in più di un caso originari della stessa città in cui ricoprirono la curatela. Fatta eccezione per tre personaggi di rango senatorio, gli altri curatores rei publicae sono …

  • Spending on the agones. The Financing of Festivals in the Cities of Roman Greece

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Tyche•2011•Cited by: 4•References: 9

    While festivals were a very important part in religion as well as in social life in Ancient Greece they were expensive and a burden to the public budget. The financing of festivals and games was secured by a combination of public funding, including the revenues of agonistic foundations administered by civic officials, and private munificence, taking the form of benefactions by both office-holders and private citizens

  • Buchbesprechungen - Tyche 29

    Open Access•Dasen, Jessica Piccinini et al.•ARTICLE•Tyche•2014

    Rupert Breitwieser (Hrsg.), Behinderungen und Beeinträchtigungen / Disability and Impairment in Antiquity (Studies in Early Medicine 2; BAR Int. Ser. 2359), Oxford: Archaeopress 2012, VII + 135 S.Maria Emilia Cavaliere, Dediche di occidentali nel santuario di Apollo a Delfi (VI–IV a.C.) (Young Lukanian Archaeologists [YLA] series), Oxford: Archaeopress, British Archaeological reports 2013, VI + 117 S.Takashi Fujii, Imperial cult and imperial repr…

  • Between Tradition and Innovation

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•Kaiserkult in Den Provinzen des…•2016

    Il contributo fornisce una sintesi e una visione d'insieme sulle principali manifestazioni della venerazione degli imperatori romani in Grecia

  • The Financing of Public Honours in Greece during the Roman Imperial Period

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•The Politics of Honour in the…•2017

    Il contributo illustra le modalità di finanziamento degli onori pubblici nelle città della Grecia in età imperiale, concentrandosi sull'analisi del caso studio rappresentato dalle statue onorarie

  • Cultic and Social Dynamics in the Eleusinian Sanctuary Under the Empire

    Francesco Camia•CHAPTER•Empire and Religion•2017

    Il contributo analizza le dinamiche sociali e cultuali nel santuario di Demetra e Kore ad Eleusi in età romana sulla base della ricca documentazione epigrafica, prendendo in particolare in considerazione la figura del 'pais af' hestias' e le implicazioni sociali ad essa legate, risultando di fatto quest'ultima utilizzata come 'vetrina' per acquisire visibilità da parte delle famiglie dell'élite ateniese di età imperiale

  • Which relationship between Greek gods and Roman emperors? The cultic implications of the “assimilation” of emperors to gods in mainlad Greece = ¿Cuál era la relación entre dioses griegos y emperadores…

    Open Access•Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2019•Cited by: 1•References: 10

    In the Greek world Roman emperors were often linked with traditional gods. Verbal and iconographical assimilations on inscriptions, coins and statues, integra­tion into pre-existing sacred structures and festivals, and joint priesthoods were three different means of establishing a relation­ship between the old gods of the Greek pantheon and the new divinized masters of the Empire. The ideological valency of this proceeding was strong, as it permi…

  • Inscriptiones Macedoniae Inferioris (Inter Bermium Montem et Axium Flumen Repertae). Fasciculus Secundus. 2 Bde. Pars Prima

    Francesco Camia•ARTICLE•Gnomon•2020

  • L’oracolo delfico dei Praxiergidai e il suo contesto epigrafico (IG I3 7)

    Open Access•Francesco Camia, Lavinio Del Monaco•ARTICLE•Mythos•2024

    Il decreto ateniese di V secolo IG I3 7 preserva un oracolo delfico sulle prerogative cultuali del genos dei Praxiergidai, responsabili della cura dell’arcaica statua di culto di Atena poliade sull’Acropoli. Il responso, in prosa, prescrive di vestire del peplo la statua di Atena e di celebrare sacrifici alle Moire, a Zeus Moiragetes e a Ge. Dopo avere presentato una nuova analisi dell’iscrizione, basata sul controllo autoptico, l’articolo si con…

Classical Antiquity Studies (7 works) · Ancient history (5 works) · History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies (2 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Cult (2 works) · Empire (2 works)

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