Hellenistic and Roman cults in Nicaea and its Hinterland
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Since no comprehensive studies have been done about the Hellenistic and Roman Cults of Nikaia, the god / goddess, the Cult of the Emperor and the "Natural Cult Areas" have been investigated in this Thesis. Votive steles, statues and coins with depictions and inscriptions in the area of Nikaia and its hinterland were examined. As a result, the gods and goddesses who were believed in the region were identified and clarified, what kind of Emperor cult existed and why the people of the region believed in these gods.
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Mine Özkılınç
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Mine Özkılınç (Master Thesis). Hellenistic and Roman cults in Nicaea and its Hinterland, 2019, Bursa Uludağ Üni̇versi̇ty.
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