Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

Detailed subject list for death

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• achilles, death of
• agamemnon, death of
• alcestis, death in
• angel, of death
• atonement, as means of deliverance from death
• augustine, death of
• augustus, jewish embassy to, after death of herod
• author function, death of the author
• bacchic rites, death of orpheus and
• barthes, roland, ‘the death of the author’ ‘la mort de l’auteur’
• beth zechariah, eleazars death at
• birth and death declarations
• burials and mourning, poet,traditional lament for death of
• calpurnius piso, cn. governor of syria, trial and death of
• christ/jesus, and cynics, death
• claudius, death of
• crown, and death
• day of death/ evil / judgment
• death
• death / thanatos personification
• death and burial
• death and burial, terminology for
• death and temporality
• death and temporality, human desire for glory kleos in greco-roman literature
• death and temporality, kairos the decisive time and chronos
• death and temporality, plato on
• death and temporality, socrates, death of
• death and the afterlife
• death and the afterlife, life and death dichotomy
• death and the afterlife, summoning of souls
• death apparent see schemtod , of beloved
• death in
• death of
• death of christ
• death of jesus
• death of memory
• death of paul
• death of philosophers, in mara’s letter and other literature
• death of philosophers, of jesus
• death of soul
• death of the self
• death penalty
• death penalty, axe
• death penalty, beheading
• death penalty, biblical law
• death penalty, burning
• death penalty, burning in a sack
• death penalty, mauling
• death penalty, status of convict
• death penalty,dead sea scrolls
• death penalty,drowning in a sack
• death to sin
• death, and paradise
• death, and tree of life
• death, and value
• death, anonymus iamblichi on
• death, as birth
• death, as offering consolation
• death, as process
• death, by drowning
• death, cicero
• death, death wish
• death, dismal
• death, epicureanism
• death, fear of
• death, function of
• death, funerary inscriptions
• death, glorious
• death, greek imagery of
• death, heroic
• death, honorable
• death, iconography of
• death, imagery of
• death, in lucretius
• death, in suppliant women
• death, in the georgics
• death, in tragedy
• death, infant, child mortality
• death, marriage to
• death, medical practice and
• death, mistaken for evil
• death, nature of
• death, necessity and
• death, noble
• death, of achilles
• death, of agamemnon
• death, of camilla
• death, of death
• death, of euripides
• death, of orodes
• death, of patroclus
• death, of sarpedon
• death, of sinners
• death, of the righteous
• death, outcome of
• death, pauline
• death, physical
• death, plato
• death, prayed for
• death, spiritual
• death, stoicism
• death, symbolic
• death, thanatos in alcestis
• death, triumph of art over
• death, unavoidability
• death, untimely death
• death, urgency and desperation of imagery
• death, utility of imagery of
• death, ways of
• death, wealth, and death
• dido, death
• dionysos, death of
• dionysus, god of death outside of tablets
• empedocles, death on etna
• epicurus, concept of death
• eteonos, and oedipus’s death
• euripides, death of
• euripides, on oedipus’s death
• evil inclination, its death anticipated in the shivata for dew
• fear of death, of annihilation
• fear of death, of punishment after death
• fear of death, plutarch distinguishes these
• fear, of death
• fornication, death penalty
• gendering, of death
• germanicus, death of
• groaning, at the moment of death
• hanging, death by
• hegesias, cyrenaic, death an escape
• heracles, death of
• herakles, death of
• heroes/heroines, significance of death
• holophernes, death and decapitation
• homer, on the soul after death
• humanity, death
• incest, death penalty
• jesus, ,death of
• jesus, and ass-man legend, death and resurrection
• jesus, atoning/reconciling death of
• jesus, vicarious death of
• john hyrcanus, death of
• judaism, and death
• kairos the decisive time, death/immortality and
• lampridius, death
• life after death
• life after death, in paul
• life after death, in platonism
• life after death, in stoicism
• life-change rituals, marriage and death rituals
• living and the dead, who knows if life be death or death life?
• logos, love thy neighbor as yourself – choose for him a good/an easy death
• love, of death
• lucian, on death and temporality
• lucretius, death in
• marriage, as death
• marriage, associated with death
• martyr ascent at death
• martyr, soul at death
• masculinity, and death
• memorialization, through good death
• menelaus, death of
• messiah, death
• messiah, god’s anointed, suffering, death of the messiah
• michal, death in labor
• mot/death
• mourning/death/burial
• mystery cult, death in
• neoptolemos, death at and cult delphi
• nicanor, death of
• noble death, in ancient world
• noble death, jewish
• noble death, of eleazar
• noble death, of socrates
• nonnus, paraphrase of the gospel of john, on metatropos change and on triumph of jesus over death/time
• oedipus, death of
• on death
• on the death of peregrinus
• onias community, death / murder
• orpheus and eurydice, bacchic rites and death of orpheus
• orpheus, death
• oxymoron, of disease as a maker / architect of death”
• pallas, death of
• patroclus, death of
• paul, andvicarious death
• paul, st, death/burial
• pausanias, on oedipus’s death
• penthesilea, death of
• pentheus, death
• peregrinus; contemptuous of death
• perjury,punishments for, death
• persecution, rejection, death vii
• peter, st, death/burial
• philosophy, and preparation for death
• phoenician women euripides, and oedipus’s death
• plato and platonism, on death and temporality
• plato and platonism, socrates, death of
• platonism, on death of moses
• pollution, death
• polycarp, death of
• pontifex maximus, death of
• portents at death of
• priests, death of
• prophecies of cassandra, own death and afterlife
• ptolemy, son of hephaestion, on sophocles’ death
• punishment, after death
• purification, through death
• ruin atē, symbolise death of perjurer
• sacred death, bitahon
• sacred death, mesirut nefesh
• sacred death, slobodka attitude
• sacred death, ultra-orthodox attitude
• sages, rabbinic, death of, and social order
• same-sex relationships, orpheus, as lover of men after death of eurydice
• semele, death
• shabbat and procreation, shall be put to death
• sidonius, death
• social death
• socrates philosopher, death of
• soranus, barea, death
• soul, death of
• soul, fall/death of
• soul-body relationship, temporary survival after death
• souls, destruction at death
• spirit, of death
• stoning, death by
• thanatos death
• thrasea paetus, death
• torah, and sages’ deaths
• turnus, death of
• valens, death
• violent death, and hero-cults
• violent death, and other ritual activity
• ways/paths, of death
• weddings and marriage, marriage to death motif
• zechariah, son of jehoiada death of
• zeus, death/temporality and