Neokoroi: Greek Cities and Roman Emperors

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Focusing on the eastern Hellenized cities from the first to third centuries C.E., this book examines the evidence surrounding their designation as 'neokoroi,' or temple-wardens. It explores how these cities became significant centers for the cult of Roman emperors, highlighting their role in provincial religious practices and the cultural implications of temple worship during this period. The analysis provides insight into the intersection of local traditions and imperial authority.