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From the History of the Worship of Apollo at Actium

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 August 2011

F. Sokolowski
F. Sokolowski
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Gouvieux, France
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Until the last few years we had scanty information on the cult of Apollo at Actium, which, after the victory of Augustus won there in 31 B.C., became very popular in the Greek and Roman world. The games of Actium, reorganized and elevated to panhellenistic rank, flourished for a long time in the Roman empire. The lucky discovery of an inscription at Olympia, from the end of the third century B.C., has now brought us new light on the earlier history of this cult.

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Research Article
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Harvard Theological Review , Volume 52 , Issue 4 , October 1959 , pp. 215 - 221
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Copyright © President and Fellows of Harvard College 1959

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3 Ch. Habicht, op. cit., p. 93.

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7 Professor G. Klaffenbach has given me in his letter an indication on the reading of certain letters in this difficult passage. I thank him very kindly for this service.

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12 Mor. 267 B.

13 Strab. X 465; Dio Chrysostom. II, 12. Cf. Iliad II 542.

14 Athen. XII 525 F.

15 IG, IV2, 1, 128, 15–21.

15a Transl. by E. J. Edelstein and L. Edelstein, Asclepius II, p. 146, quoted by kind permission of Professor L. Edelstein.

16 L. Ziehen, Leges Graec. Sacr. II, no. 58, 99–102 = IG, V, 1, 1390.

17 Lines 45 f.

18 L. Ziehen, op. cit., no. 70, 13–17.