Les Chapiteaux corinthiens du Liban. Formes et évolution du Ier au IVe s. P.C. Arts graphiques religion and diet in ancient

religion and diet in ancient Egypt and the Orient VIII The sacred and the profane: process of sacralization of food and intervention of the divine in food production F

it highlights unsuspected links that ancient Greeks established between these disciplines

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Les Chapiteaux corinthiens du Liban. Formes et évolution du Ier au IVe s. P.C. Arts graphiques religion and diet in ancientThe Corinthian capitals of the Roman period in Lebanon form a large corpus of approximately 850 blocks. These capitals are found at around forty sites spread across the entire Lebanese territory and present a wide variety in their types and materials. Thus, the large coastal sites most often contain capitals carved from imported marble and their layouts align, with the exception of a small group mainly from Beirut, with those of the Micrasiatic