4 The Unconquered God of Aumos. A Reassessment of “Private Gods” in Syria

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Abbreviations
4. Foreword XIX
5. Introduction 1
6. 1 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in Greece? 9
7. 2 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in Asia Minor 21
8. 3 The “God of NN” in Anatolia 67
9. 4 The Unconquered God of Aumos. A Reassessment of “Private Gods” in Syria 85
10. 5 Divine Anthropophoric Epicleses in the Hellenistic Period. Exploring the Entanglement Between Dedicatory and Honorific Practice 107
11. 6 Rulers’ Names as Divine Onomastic Attributes in Roman Anatolian Inscriptions. From Hellenistic Names to Imperial Designations 123
12. 7 On the Typology of the Divine Epithets Derived from Roman Anthroponyms 145
13. 8 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in Rome and Italy 159
14. 9 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in Central Europe 195
15. 10 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in the Iberian Peninsula 203
16. 11 Divine Epithets Derived from Anthroponyms in North Africa 217
17. Conclusions 241
18. Catalogue 255
19. Bibliography
20. Index Locorum Epigraphic Sources
21. Index Rerum
22. Maps 461