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Journal articles on the topic "Béotie (Grèce)"
Snodgrass, A. M. "John M. Fossey, Jacques Morin (edd.): Khóstia, 1983. Rapport préliminaire sur la seconde campagne de fouilles canadiennes à Khóstia en Béotie, Grèce centrale. (McGill University Monographs in Classical Archaeology and History, 3.) Pp. xiv+183; 40 text figures, 44 plates (on 15 pp.), 1 folding plan. Amsterdam: J. C. Gieben, 1986. Paper, fl. 110. - John M. Fossey (ed.): Khóstia I. Études diverses dédiées à la mémoire de Siegfried Lauffer. (McGill University Monographs in Classical Archaeology and History, 5.) Pp. xviii+139; 24 text figures, 111 plates (on 48 pp.), 2 folding plans. Amsterdam: J. C. Gieben, 1986. fl. 145." Classical Review 37, no. 2 (October 1987): 321–22. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0009840x00111217.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Béotie (Grèce)"
Benchimol, Emmanuelle. "Sanctuaires et confédérations en Béotie : contribution à l'étude de l'activité cultuelle du "Koinon" béotien de 335 à 172 avant J.-C." Bordeaux 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006BOR30046.
Full textThe thesis is composed of three parts. The first three chapters propose the study of the three official sanctuaries of the Boiotian Koinon : the sanctuary of Poseidon at Onchestos, the sanctuary of Athena Itonia in Coronea and that of Athena Alalkomeneia. From all the available sources, we tried to specify the characteristics of these sanctuaries as well as the personality of the gods who were honored there. The second part is interested in the other sanctuaries with which the hellenistic Koinon was concerned. It is in particular the case of Ptoion which becomes the Koinon's official oracle in the third Century B. C. (chapter 4). From about 280 B. C. , the Boiotian Koinon devoted a certain number of tripods in various sanctuaries of the confederal territory : the study of these dedications is covered in chapter 5. Lastly, chapter 6 endeavours to specify the statute of Ptoia and Basileia and the function of the confederal authorities at these events. The third part is of synthesis. Chapter 7 proposes a definition of the federal cults. Chapter 8 reconsiders the question of the reasons which prevailed to choose the Koinon's federal divinities : as well divinities honored in the three federal sanctuaries as Zeus Basileus and Apollo Ptoios, who, undoubtely, had federal row during the third Confederation. Chapter 9 studies, in two parts, the elaboration of the hellenistic Koinon's cultual system. One initially reconsiders the ancient bounds which linked the archaic Koinon with certain cults and one studies then nature and evolution of the hellenistic Koinon's religious policy
Müller, Christel. "Rome et la beotie de la basse epoque hellenistique a la fin du haut-empire. Etude d'histoire politique et sociale." Lyon 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996LYO20014.
Full textThis research tries to show the romanization of a province - achaia- which has not been studied as much as others, and especially of one of its region : boiotia. All types of documents are used, even if inscriptions play a very important part : a new corpus of ig vii has been made on this occasion. Three phenomena are contemplated : provincialization during the late hellenistic period (206-27 a. C. ) ; imperialization to the middle of the third century ad ; latinization which covers the whole period and concerns social aspects of romanization, through the study of latin onomastics and roman citizenship
Guittet, Philippe. "Les béotiens de l'époque hellénistique : monnaie et histoire entre 287 et 27 av. J.-C." Thesis, Tours, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013TOUR2016.
Full textThis thesis is composed of 2 parts. The first part consists of the numismatic corpus of the thesis and exposes its limits. With the data of first part, the last part comes up with an historical reflexion. This historical synthesis is introduced by a general chapter that analyses the factors of Boeotian "federalism", since this political structure is a base for the Boeotian production of coins until 171 B.C. In the two following chapters, coins and numismatic study provide new clues on monetary organization, religious representations of the Boeotian confederation on coins between 287 and 27 B.C., and its economic situation linked to political events. The 3 last chapters present a synthesis on Boeotian monetary circulation and its historical implications between 287 and 27 B.C. They are chronological and compare the numismatic conclusions with the data of the literary and epigraphical sources. They draw parallels between monetary history and political history of Boeotia
David, Sylvie. "L' idée de Thèbes dans la tragédie grecque." Besançon, 2001. http://www.theses.fr/2001BESA1020.
Full textKalliontzis, Ioannis. "Contribution à l’épigraphie et à l’histoire de la Béotie hellénistique (335-167 av. J.-C.)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA040047.
Full textThis dissertation puts forward a new synthesis of several aspects of the epigraphy and history of the Boeotian koinon from the 335 B.C. to between 171 B.C., date of the dissolution of the federation by the Romans and 167 B.C, date of the establishment of a new oligarchic regime by the Romans. Ever since M. Feyel’s major work of 1942, and to some extent the publication of B. Gullath’s 1982 piecemeal investigation into early Hellenistic Boeotia, we have not had a comprehensive treatise on the history and epigraphy of Hellenistic Boeotia, with the exception of a series of seminal studies by D. Knoepfler. The scrutiny of previously published inscriptions and the publication of new epigraphical documents in the second volume of this thesis offer novel perspectives on the study of Boeotian epigraphy and history. The first volume of the dissertation comprises a new chronology of the federal archons of Boeotia. This new chronology has important ramifications for the history of Boeotia during this period, for example for the date of the integration of the city of Opous into the Boeotian federation. The first volume also includes a new study of the political and military organisation of the Boeotian koinon and cities during the Hellenistic period, on the basis of new epigraphical material and the publication of numerous related studies. In effect, the whole results in a new history of Hellenistic Boeotia. In the second volume of this thesis one finds a selection of published and unpublished inscriptions from several Boeotian cities. More specifically, volume II includes 28 unpublished epigraphical texts as well as a fresh examination of inscriptions that in many cases have not been thoroughly studied since the 19th century. In sum, these two volumes offer a major new synthesis on the Hellenistic Boeotian koinon, one of the most developed and democratic federal organization of ancient Greece
Lucas, Thierry. "L'organisation militaire du territoire de la Confédération béotienne (447-171 avant J.-C.)." Thesis, Paris 1, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PA01H076.
Full textRecent studies on Boeotia led to a better understanding of the creation and the development of the Boeotian koinon. The collaboration between the various cities under the form of a federal structure has a clear military expression, which has been ofte n underlined, but never studied in detail. In this PhD thesis I propose a synthesis on the military institutions and the army of the Boeotian koinon. From the foundation of the Classical confederacy in 447 B.C. to the dissolution of the Hellenistic koinon in 171 B.C. Chapter One deals is devoted to the institutions of the koinon, and more particularly to the relation that can be discerned between the political structure of the Confederacy and its army. Chapter Two deals with the federal army of the Classical period as it it described in the literary sources, and more particularly the battle descriptions by the Greek historians. It aims to describe the composition of this army, its structure and the tactics employed. For the Hellenistic period, the lack of literary sources led to a different approach; only the epigraphical record is complete enough to allow such a study. Chapter Three is therefore devoted to the composition of the Hellenistic army and to the military reform which took place between 230 and 220 B.C., while Chapter Four is a demographic study that relies upon the conscript lists. Chapter Five analyses the military culture in Boeotia, that is to say the visibility of the military in the funeral, religious and cultural landscape. Eventually, Chapter Six deals with the defense of the territory and the analysis of the fortifications of Boeotia
Oddon-Panissié, Anne-Charlotte. "Une contribution à l'étude des institutions religieuses en Béotie, de l'époque archaïque à l'époque hellénistique : le personnel de culte." Thesis, Paris 10, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020PA100057.
Full textBoeotia has known from 1980’s an important renewal, though there still is a lack in the Boeotian bibliography and historiography concerning its religious institutions, in spite of Albert Schachter’s vast opus on Boeotian cults (1981-1994) and of all the recent publications concerning ethnicity and federalism that have emphasised the role of religion in the ethnogenesis process of the koina and its perpetuation. Cult personnel can be seen as an interesting starting-point of a study on religious institutions. Thanks to large and numerous testimonia, my contribution is focusing mostly on Boeotian cultic agents in order to build a catalogue of religious magistracies and duties at different scales, studying their specificity and the evolution of careers thanks to prosopography when this happens to be possible. The aim is then to put forward the connections and the articulations between the civic and federal levels of religious institutions that are at stake in the Boeotian Koinon, from the Archaic period down to the Roman period
Grenet, Claire. "Chéronée, du haut-archaïsme à l’Empire : contribution à l’histoire d’une cité béotienne." Thesis, Lyon 2, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009LYO20089.
Full textThis study is devoted to the story of a small Boiotian city, Chaironeia, from archaic to Roman time. Chaironeia is especially well known as a battlefield (for example, the Greeks were defeated there by Philipp of Macedonia in 338 B.C.). The source materials – in particular epigraphic materials – allow us to reconstruct the story of this city, which is situated in the West Boiotian periphery, and which geography could have associated with neighbouring Phocid. So we questioned the way Chaironeia integrated into the Boiotian ethnos and the Boiotian confederation, of which it became a full right member at the end of the 5th century B.C. We also studied its successive political memberships / belongings, from its submission to Orchomenos, probably as soon as archaic time, to its integration into the Roman Empire. As a border city, placed on an important road between Central and Northern Greece, Chaironeia was thrown into « great history », much more than other cities maybe.This study is divided into three parts. The first one is devoted to historical geography. The second one is devoted to the history of Chaironeia and is divided into four chapters : the origins of the city (archaic time) ; Chaironeia becoming an independent city and a member of the Boiotian confederation (classical time) ; Chaironeia at the age of the Boiotian hellenistic confederation (335-171) ; Chaironeia under Roman domination (171 B.C. –3d century A.D.). The third one presents a catalogue of the cults of Chaironeia, which also attest to the history and identity of the city
Sot, Ludovic. "L’écriture, les écritures dans les sanctuaires grecs à l’époque archaïque et au début de l’époque classique." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PSLEP007/document.
Full textWriting and inscriptions in Greek sanctuaries in the archaic and at the beginning of the classical period is a work of social and religious history. Writing in sanctuaries, through a variety of dialects, materials, formats and contexts, establishes a relationship between the writer, the deity and other people. The writing of the object may be part of its consecration ritual. An inscribed object offered to a god builds a relationship involving both gift and counter-gift: the worshipper of the object can offer thanks the god for a blessing obtained or be in waiting for one to come. The writing links together several timelines: the past action, the present moment of consecration, and the future reading of the inscription which recalls the past. The writing also carries social recognition: the one who inscribes makes a statement about their know-how and/or their wealth. In the inscription, the dedicant may state something of their identity, a reference to family ties, an occupation, ethnicity or demotic. Identity may also be revealed through the use of a foreign language because it would be intrusive, distinguishing one dedicant from others. Inscribed objects are an integral part of the landscapes of sanctuaries. The place of the inscription is important for it to be seen and read, whether as a dedicatory inscription, one of law or formal decision. Writings in a sanctuary are both a prestigious distinction and a means of transmission which targets people more than gods