This volume is an interdisciplinary examination of the supernatural creatures associated with the domestic sphere in Greece and Rome. It is a vast subject of study, given the diversity of entities and their complexity, characterised by the closeness of supernatural creatures to individuals and their closest radius of action, i.e. the family, the household, the clan and the close-knit community. The fear that this closeness could be detrimental to the earthly world and its inhabitants manifests itself in different ways. In order to better understand ancient mans relationship with familiar spirits, it is necessary to analyse the multiple meanings used to refer to them and their meanings, as well as the public and private ritual contexts, and their presence in epigraphic, archaeological and literary sources. To this end, this book brings together works by international specialists from different fields of study.
Introducción: los espíritus familiares, creencias, representaciones y ritualidades
págs. 9-13
págs. 15-24
págs. 25-54
Le iscrizioni funerarie nella propaganda religiosa augustea: il caso della Iuno feminae
págs. 55-76
págs. 77-86
Padri sovrannaturali: phasmata e nascite straordinarie nella cultura greco-romana
págs. 87-100
From Crossroads across the Domus Threshold: the Lares Compitales, Penates, and Janus
págs. 101-137
págs. 139-148
Os cultos domésticos na Hispania romana na perspectiva dos grupos servis: Os dados epigráficos
págs. 149-164
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págs. 181-194
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págs. 265-282
Agamemnon’s Spirit: Electra’s Lament for her Dead Father
págs. 283-290
Le Isole dei Beati nell’epigrafia funeraria greca tardo‑imperiale: la fortuna di un topos letterario classico
págs. 291-307
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