A Companion to Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean

Ethnicity and Representation 363 barbarous acts (see Figure 24.5); the viewer can distinguish divine retribution,neme- sis, and ...

364 S. Rebecca Martin (a) (b) Figure 24.6 Attic janiform kantharos of 510–480BC, probably from Tanagra. Attributed to the London ...

Ethnicity and Representation 365 type (Lissarague 1995): two females, one unpainted and presumably Athenian, and the other paint ...

366 S. Rebecca Martin two says: “I am Eurymedon; I am bent over.” Most often, this pot is interpreted allegor- ically as the Gre ...

Ethnicity and Representation 367 Figure 24.8 TheSlipper-Slappergroup of Aphrodite, Eros, and Pan of ca. 100. From the Club- hous ...

368 S. Rebecca Martin On the statue’s base is a Greek inscription: “Dionysios, son of Zeno, son of Theodoros of Berytos, benefac ...

Ethnicity and Representation 369 Figure 24.9 ThePseudo-Athleteportrait of an Italian of ca. 100–88. From the House of the Diadou ...

370 S. Rebecca Martin (a) (b) Figure 24.10 Astarte figurine mold of the later Iron Age II and a modern figurine made from the an ...

Ethnicity and Representation 371 vast, including those who dispute culture’s relevance to ethnicity (see Jones 1997). In represe ...

372 S. Rebecca Martin work as only Greek art and thence to deny theSlipper-Slapperas an absolute measure of Hellenization. The v ...

Ethnicity and Representation 373 Castriota, David. 1992.Myth, Ethos, and Actuality: Official Art in Fifth-CenturyB.C.Athens.Madi ...

374 S. Rebecca Martin McInerney, Jeremy. 1999.The Folds of Parnassos: Land and Ethnicity in Ancient Phokis. Austin: University o ...

Ethnicity and Representation 375 FURTHER READING Baudrillard, Jean. 1994.Simulacra and Simulation. Trans. Sheila Faria Glaser. A ...

CHAPTER 25 Ethnicity Greeks, Jews, and Christians 1 Aaron P. Johnson Introduction: Ethnicity and Religion In the very years that ...

Ethnicity 377 creed, system of transcendent meanings, constellation of symbols producing inward dis- positions, or cosmological ...

378 Aaron P. Johnson and barbarians (or Greeks and Jews) were dissolved in the community of believers who were “one in Christ” ( ...

Ethnicity 379 to that of Isocrates four centuries earlier (Paneg. 50), Paul announced the essence of Judaism to be centered in f ...

380 Aaron P. Johnson lost treatise, Celsus’ argument vigorously castigated the Jewish and Christian scriptures on a series of ch ...

Ethnicity 381 against Egypt and migrated to Palestine. “The Jews,” Celsus avers, “being Egyptian by race, abandoned Egypt since ...

382 Aaron P. Johnson an explanation of the diversity of morals and customs, while at the same time legitimizing the forceful con ...