The cult of the goddess Fortuna has been attested on territory Roman provinces in Central Balkans with numerous votive monuments, sculptures, reliefs, statuettes and glyptics. was particularly popular among army, but also venerated by administrative personnel, merchants, freedmen, slaves women. epithets imply that she honoured her devotees as other - mainly good luck chance, protectress transpo...

Purpose. The paper aims at examining the phenomenon of rebirth Goddess in contemporary world. author has used hermeneutic approach and cultural-historical method, as well anthropological integrative approach. Theoretical basis. study is based on ideas Carol Christ, Margot Adler, Miriam Simos, Jean Shinoda Bolen. Originality. not a deconstruction God. face one side binary opposition "Goddess – G...

Among the objects excavated in 1978 at site of Tillya Tepe (Northern Afghanistan) by Soviet-Afghan archaeological expedition led Victor I. Sarianidi, twin golden clasps from Burial III attract special and instant attention any military historian or a researcher ancient arms armour. The identity personage(-s) on has quite rarely been studied. Scholars are usually satisfied with generic term “war...

A woman as a mother in Indian society is subject of great reverence. The considered an embodiment the divine goddess. But due to pronatalist social structure, has less value outside marriage and motherhood. question arises here—as personified goddess, she equally valued her real life free make procreative choices independent Self? There continued inequality persistent sexism between men women t...

The paper’s subject is about the interaction between cult of goddess Artemis and St Thecla Iconium throughout Eastern Mediterranean in initial four centuries Christianity particular. phenomenon investigated regarding literature, cities, social groups personalities mostly associated with cultural meeting free-spirited but fearsome protector wilderness, virginity childhood virgin heroine Cross al...

This essay presents an updated edition of the Hittite document KBo 6.29+. text is a royal edict issued by Ḫattušili III and establishes that sanctuary Goddess Šaušga will be exempted from any levies. The regulations concerning this are preceded long introduction where king relates his conflict with Urḫi-Teššob. presentation can compared narrative on event documented in ‘Apology.’