Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

Detailed subject list for imperial

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• acclamation,, on imperial proposals
• antioch, site of imperial court under julian
• bodily imagery, imperial uses of
• capitalization on imperial cult, conclusions on
• charisma, imperial ideology and
• clementia, imperial gesture
• coinage, as imperial prerogative
• conspectus, imperial
• conversion, by women weavers in an imperial workshop
• cult, imperial
• diadem imperial insignia
• dynastic grammar in imperial ideology
• economy, imperial
• family, imperial
• forums, imperial
• freedmen, imperial
• ideology, roman imperial
• imperial
• imperial adjudication
• imperial adoption public attention to
• imperial adoption techniques for affiliating adopted sons
• imperial adoption tensions with natural sons
• imperial adoption transmission of power through
• imperial census census of citizens
• imperial churchgoing
• imperial court
• imperial expansionism
• imperial family
• imperial freedpersons
• imperial horse guard
• imperial ideology
• imperial ideology dynastic grammar of
• imperial office
• imperial patron
• imperial representation, in roman senate
• imperial representation, pagan or christian elites
• imperial rule, and integration
• imperial rule, its debilitating effect
• imperial slaves
• imperial sociology
• imperial succession
• imperialism
• law, roman imperial
• new testament studies, and missing information on imperial cult
• piety, imperial
• politics, imperial
• portraits, imperial, damnatio memoriae and
• portraits, imperial, distribution of
• portraits, imperial, power, roman, legitimacy of
• portraits, imperial, sanctity of
• portraits, imperial, standards and
• portraits, imperial, uses of
• power structures, imperial power
• price, simon, and reconstruction of imperial cult practices
• roman empire, imperial security forces
• roman imperial
• rome, imperial
• sceptre imperial insignia
• senate of rome, imperial relations with
• statues, imperial
• succession, imperial
• tiberius, refusal of imperial power by
• triumph, as an imperial monopoly