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Review: “Fritz Graf, Roman Festivals in the Greek East: From the Early Empire to the Middle Byzantine Era, Greek Culture in the Roman World. Pp. xvi + 363. (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2015)"
10 Ιουλ 2018 · PDF | On Jul 10, 2018, Jacob Latham published Review: “Fritz Graf, Roman Festivals in the Greek East: From the Early Empire to the Middle Byzantine Era, Greek Culture in the Roman World.
popular religion, where traditional values linked with the fertility cult, death cult, and healing are important components. Festivals were as important in ancient Greece as they are today, and the
understanding of modern Greece and, not least, the relation between ancient and present-day Greek and Mediterranean societies. The research upon which this book draws was originally conducted for
27 Οκτ 2019 · 10 Greek Traditions That Will Make You Feel More Greek. ☞ Table of Contents: 1. Epiphany – Catching the cross. 2. Ragkoutsaria. 3. Apokries – the Greek Carnival. 4. Tsiknopempti. 5. Kathara Deftera – Clean Monday. 6. Virgin Mary Snakes in Cephalonia. 7. The Evil Eye. 8. Martis. 9. The Christmas Boat. 10. Plate Smashing.
A guide to Greek customs & traditions, including costumes & dances, Carnival, Clean Monday, May Day, Greek Easter, August 15, Christmas, New Year, Epiphany (Fota) and more.
Festive Greece: A Calendar of Tradition by John L. Tomkinson is a comprehensive calendar of the folk, religious, military and commemorative festivals of Greece. It is the only detailed guide of it's kind in print in English.
