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Category: Sabazios

List of Contributing Sabaziasts (101/100 BCE) ║ Piraeus - Attica

Confession Involving a Sacred Association (doumos) (205/206 CE) ║ Saittai area [Kollyda] - Lydia

[126] Edict Concerning Zeus and the Mysteries of Sabazios, Agdistis and Ma (II CE / 365 BCE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Dedication by Initiates of Zeus Sabazios (207/208 CE) ║ Ormeleis - Phrygia

Grave of Euboula from Athens Prepared by Sabaziasts (after 290 BCE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Honors (frag.) by Sabaziasts for Ariston of Syracuse (100 BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

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b) Type of group

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d) Group with a deity in its name (e.g. Demetriasts)

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f) Occupational guild (excluding those below)

g) Educated professional groups (e.g. physicians and philosophers)

h) Groups of performers, athletes, or gladiators

i) Groups of soldiers

j) Gymnastic age-based group

c) Deities or heroes

Adonis

Adrasteia

Agathe Thea (Good Goddess)

Agathe Tyche

Agathos Daimon

Agdistis

Aglibol

Aineia / Aeneas (hero)

Aion

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Ammon

Amphiaraos

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Ancestral deities (unspecified)

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Atargatis / Pure Goddess

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Attis

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Baal Shamim

Bel

Belela

Bendis

Bios ("Life")

Boreas

Boubastis / Bast

Cybele / Meter / Mother

Deloptes

Demeter

Dexion (hero)

Diana

Diktynna

Dionysos

Dioskouroi (Dioscuri)

Dushara

Echelos (hero)

Eros / Erotes

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Fate

Fortune

Furies (Erinyes)

Ganymede

God of the Judeans / Christians

Graces

Great Gods of Samothrace

Hadad

Hadran

Harpokrates

Hekate

Helena

Helios

Hellenistic ruler (as a deity)

Hephaistos

Hera

Herakles / Hercules

Hermanubis

Hermes

Hermouthis / Thermouthis / Renenutet

Hero or heroine

Hestia

Holiness (Hosios) and Justice (Dikaios)

Homonoia (Concord)

Horos / Horus

Hydreios

Hygeia / Hygiae

Hypodektes

Hypsistos

Iacchos

Isis

Jupiter

Kolanthes

Kore

Kosmos ("Universe")

Leto

Liber

Maia (Maieae)

Malakbel

Mandros

Men

Mercury

Minerva

Mithras

Muses

Mychios and Mychia

Nabu

Nemesis

Neptune

Nike (Victory)

Obadat / Obadas (king)

Orpheus

Osiris

Pan

Pistis (Faith)

Pnistia

Poseidon

Preietos

Priapos

Qos

Roma

Roman emperor or imperial figure (as a deity)

Sabazios

Sabbatistes

Sambathikos / Sabathikos

Sarapis

Savior(s)

Semele

Silvanus

Snonais

Sobek / Souchos / Petesouchos / Soknopaios

Sol Invictus

Tanais

Thripis

Yarhibol

Zeus

d) Group activities

Dancing

Festivals

Mysteries or initiations / initiates

Processions

Purifications

Sacrifices / meals

Singing and music

e) Benefactors / honorees

Civic official

Cultic functionary (priest or priestess)

Member (or leader) of the group

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Royal or Imperial official or king / emperor

f) Date

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b) 3rd century BCE

c) 2nd century BCE

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f) 2nd century CE

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i) 5th century CE

j) 6th century CE

k) undated

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Altar or altar base

Architrave

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Base

Bench(es)

Bequest or endowment

Bilingual text

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censer

Civic records

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Column

Confession / reconciliation inscription

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Court or trial records

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Drum

Edict

entablature

Epigram / poem

Financial account or record

Financial Lease or Rent Document

Financial loan or contract document

Financial receipt

Foundation of a cult or rites

Fountain

Funerary text

Gem

Gold leaf or tablet

graffiti

Honorary inscription

Imperial or regal letter or decree

Inventory

Invitation

Latin

Law / regulation

Legal document

Letter

List of contributors / contributions

Manumission

Membership list

Mortgage or security document

Mosaic

Oath

Oracle

Ostracon

Papyrus document

Petition

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Property purchase records

Record of supplies or products

Relief

Reservation of a place or seating

Restoration monument

sarcophagus / coffin

Seal

Shield

Statue or statue base

Stoa

Story / narrative

table

Taxation document

throne

Vessel or vase

Victor list

Vow / Prayer

Wood tablet

Worship record

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Online Resources

1a) Inventory of Ancient Associations
1b) Ghent Database of Roman Guilds
1c) RICIS: Isis and Sarapis inscriptions
2a) PHI Epigraphy Database (Greek)
2b) Papyri.info
2c) Inscriptiones Graecae: Greek and both German and English translations
2d) Eagle Project inscription search
2e) Collection of Greek Ritual Norms
2f) Inscriptiones Christianae Graecae
2g) Greek Economic Inscriptions
3a) Aphrodisias in Caria (Inscriptions of Aphrodisias)
3b) Arabia (Corpus of Inscriptions of Ancient North Arabia)
3c) Attica (Attic Inscriptions, in English)
3d) Black Sea area (Ancient Inscriptions of the Northern Black Sea)
3e) Boubon in Lycia (Survey Results of Boubon)
3f) Britain (Roman Inscriptions of Britain)
3g) Israel (Inscriptions of Israel / Palestine)
3h) Phrygia and Lykaonia (MAMA XI)
3i) Spain (Hispania Epigraphica)
3j) Tripolitana in Libya (Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania)
3k) Cyrenaica in Libya (Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica)
3l) Inscriptions of Greek Cyrenaica

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