sol invictus
203166803
Apollo as a Precedent to the Coinage of Sol Invictus
Lorenzo Perez Yarza
203261774
Mithras, Sol Invictus, and the Astral Philosophical Connections
Summary The main concepts used in this article are the dichotomy and differences between the two main groups of theories regarding the origins of the Roman mystery cult of Mithras: namely the schoo.
Dan Ionescu
165456927
Sol romano y Sol Invictus: circo y ludi en Roma
El Sol esta presente en todas las religiones antiguas en mayor o menor medida. Numerosas versiones sobre el mismo dios de la cuenca mediterranea entraron en contacto gracias al helenismo y, mas tarde, al Imperio Romano, compartiendo teonimos epitetos y simbologia. A consecuencia de esto, diferentes epiclesis grecorromanas y orientales del dios desarrollaron un lenguaje comun de representacion. Pese a todo, la vinculacion a los ludi y la cuadriga son un hecho que se mostrara exclusivo del ambito romano.
Lorenzo Perez Yarza
166050142
Los precedentes del uso de la religion como herramienta unificadora e integradora en el Imperio romano: Del culto imperial al Deus Sol Invictus de Aureliano
Juan Ramon Carbo Garcia
161489476
SOL INVICTUS AND MITHRA SOME EVIDENCE FROM THE MINT OF ROME
David W Mac Dowall
194026769
SOL INVICTUS 0 MITHRA (PER UNA RILETTURA IN CHIAVE IDEOLOGICA DELLA TEOLOGIA SOLARE DEL MITRAISMO NELL'AMBITO DEL POLITEISMO ROMANO)
Ileana Chirassi Colombo
194879248
Elagabalus, deus Sol invictus, 'Invincible Sun god Elagabalus'
Antony J S Spawforth
129419753
Sol Invictus Holocene climate change and its impact in the Roman Mediterranean
In his dissertation Brian Dermody sought explanations for how the climate has changed in the last 10,000 years. Specifically, he used statistical methods to obtain a composite spatial and temporal image of climate change. He was also interested in how these climate changes have influenced past societies. He therefore developed a virtual water network of the Roman world based on grain production and transportation during the Roman period. In this way he could begin to unravel how Roman trade and agriculture influenced their resilience to climate change.
Brian J Dermody
198880561
Una dedica a Sol Invictus (IX, 70)
Cecilia Wagner Ricci
170886782
La problematique de Sol Invictus. Le cas de la Dacie Romain
This study deals with the problem of the difficult attribution of inscriptions dedicated to Sol Invictus, which some authors have interpreted as Mithraic monuments, some as inscriptions belonging to the Syrian god Sol Invictus Elagabal and others, finally, to a Roman Sol Invictus, unconnected with any Eastern influences or Eastern origin. The issue of these multiple epigraphic monuments is of great importance for the study of the diffusion of Mithraism, of the worship of the Syrian deity, and in general for the study of Roman cults of Eastern origin. Departing from theoretical considerations found in the existing literature and through the application of a comparative methodology with monuments from other parts of the Empire, the specific case of Roman Dacia is introduced with a detailed and individual analysis of epigraphic sources associated with the problem, made all the more complicated by the fact that in these inscriptions no explicit mention of Elagabal is made.
Juan Ramon Carbo Garcia