![]() ![]() ![]() As a result, this study makes important contributions to two large questions within Classical studies: how did the Greeks view their gods and how did the Greeks interact with the gods. Moreover, in those cases where this material has been published interpretation and thoroughly analyses are often lacking. Little attention has been paid to less extravagant dedications even though these groups of material have been found in abundant amounts in sanctuaries throughout Greece. The study of ancient Greek dedicatory practices within the scholarship of Classical Studies tends to concentrate on votive statues, religious architecture, inscribed metal dedications, and stelai. The thesis addresses also issues relating to, for instance, miniaturisation, imitation and models, the functionality, and non-functionality of small votive objects, agency, trade, and colonization. The chronological time frame of the thesis is limited to the Archaic to the Hellenistic period, and its core is three case studies with different themes and different geographical locations in focus (Kalydon, Olympia, Kombothekra, various sites in South Italy, and other sites for comparison). The main questions addressed are: how do the contexts of Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic votive miniature vessels inform us about the Greek cults in which they are used, and the transmission of such cults? What role did miniaturisation play in the sanctuaries and the rituals in ancient Greek society, and why miniaturisation? A number of supplementary questions accompany the main questions, for example, what did miniaturisation mean in the context of votive dedications in sanctuaries? This thesis aims to demonstrate that earlier explanations arguing that miniatures are simply and profoundly cheap substitutes for more expensive objects do not work well, since many of these small objects are carefully made and some are elaborately decorated, and would thus not have been cheaper, or less time consuming to produce compared to full sized objects. Hypertrichosis.Several previously overlooked questions related to ancient Greek dedicatory practices are investigated in this thesis. New England Journal of Medicine 273: 602, 1965 Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology 48(2): 161-79 Quiz 180-1, 2003 Les Cahiers du College de Medecine des Hopitaux de Paris 6: 21-26, 1965 Lille Medical: Journal de la Faculte de Medecine et de Pharmacie de l'Universite de Lille 23(4): 252-258, 1978 Specific aspects of androgen metabolism in functional hypertrichosis and total physiopathogenesis. Physiopathogenesis of functional hypertrichosis. Lille Medical: Journal de la Faculte de Medecine et de Pharmacie de l'Universite de Lille 23(5): 346-353, 1978 Sources of increase in androgen production in functional hypertrichosis. Physiopathology of functional hypertrichosis. Lille Medical: Journal de la Faculte de Medecine et de Pharmacie de l'Universite de Lille 25(5): 224-227, 1980Ĭongenital marked hypertrichosis and Laband syndrome in a child: overlap between the gingival fibromatosis-hypertrichosis and Laband syndromes. III-Mechanisms of increased glandular androgen secretion and interferences between ovarian and adrenal hyperandrogenesis in functional hypertrichosis. Deutsche Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 65: 431-437, 1958 Investigations into the economic importance and inheritance of hypertrichosis in Black Pied Lowland cattle. Hypertrichosis in children with studies on hypertrichosis caused by drugs. La Semaine des Hopitaux: Organe Fonde Par l'Association d'Enseignement Medical des Hopitaux de Paris 37: 3200-3204, 1961 Annales de Dermatologie et de Venereologie 132(6-7 Pt 2): 3s 8, 2005Īpropos of hypertrichosis with spanomenorrhea, called common hypertrichosis. Annales de Dermatologie et de Venereologie 136(5): 481-482, 2009Ĭase report. Hemera zoa 62: 93-94, 1955Ĭiliary hypertrichosis and facial dysmorphia associated with diffuse, congenital hypertrichosis: Ambras syndrome?. Hypertrichosis, a Hereditary defect in cattle. ![]()
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