... in their daily life. In Egypt, numerous Aramaic papyri and ostraca from Elephantine reveal that the Judean garrison staying there was strongly aramaicized even though they prayed and sacrificed in a Yaho temple and kept their Judean ethnicity. A few funerary stelae discovered in Ayios Georghiou at Larnaca-Kition...

...Phoenicians among Others. Denise Demetriou, Oxford University Press. © Oxford University Press 2023. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780197634851.003.0001 The introduction begins with the arrival in Athens of Zeno the Stoic, a Phoenician immigrant from Kition on Cyprus, and uses his story...

... colonization in Cyprus. The political and cultural history of the Cypro-Phoenician kingdom of Kition also receives particular attention. At the same time, the widespread and multifaceted aspects of Phoenician presences on the island are underlined: Phoenician presence was not confined to Kition and Phoenician...

.... Aeneas Caere Dorians Eretria Hellas Ibiza Jerba Kition Lacco Ameno Whether the early Greeks possessed as powerful a sense of identity as the Phoenicians is far from clear. Only when a massive Persian threat appeared to loom from the east, in the sixth century, did the diverse Greek-speakers...

... Corinth Demosthenes Epicureans Hadrian Kition Lycurgus Marcus Aurelius Nero Pausanius In the Mediterranean world, only Rome rivals Athens as a city famed for its antiquities. Ancient travelers came to marvel at its grand temples and civic buildings, just as tourists do today. Wealthy Romans sent...

... enktesis the right to own property Isis Kitians Kition migrants Peiraieus professional associations Sidon trade associations traders Bendis customs Dionysus eranoi orgeones religious associations thiasoi Baal Berytos ethnicity Herakleistai Poseidoniastai Rome syncretism translations...