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Artemidi to ichnos: divine feet and hereditary priesthood in Pisidian Pogla

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  22 February 2012

Georgia Petridou
Georgia Petridou
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University of St Andrews
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Abstract

This paper examines an unpublished dedicatory inscription to Artemis (Ephesia?), which was found in Pogla in Pisidia by S. Mitchell. The dedication seems to have accompanied a sculptured bare foot or a foot with a sandal, which has not survived. The inscription is set against a whole set of feet- and footwear-related monuments and dedicatory inscriptions from the nearby regions with special emphasis on similar dedications from Termessos. Moreover, the present paper examines the relationship between the Pogla dedication and another dedicatory monument in honour of Artemis Ephesia (in all likelihood from Cremna), which was first published and discussed by G.H.R Horsley in 1992.

Özet

Bu çalışma Pisidya Pogla'da S. Mitchell tarafından bulunmuş ancak yayınlanmamış olan bir Artemis (Efes?) ithaf yazıtının incelenmesidir. Bu ithaf yazıtına korunagelmemiş olan oyma bir çıplak ayağın veya sandalet giymiş bir ayağın eşlik ettiğini düşünmekteyiz. Yazıt yakın bölgelerden bilinen -ayaklar ve ayak giyimi- ilişkili pek çok anıt ve ithaf yazıtına ters düşmektedir. Ayrıca bu çalışma Pogla ithaf yazıtı ile ilk olarak 1992 yılında G.H.R. Horsley tarafından yayınlanmış ve tartışılmış olan diğer bir Efes Artemis (Kremna'dan olması olası) ithaf anıtı arasındaki ilişkileri de tartışmaktadır.

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Anatolian Studies , Volume 59 , December 2009 , pp. 81 - 93
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Copyright © The British Institute at Ankara 2009

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