Un altar cilíndrico a la Victoria en el foro de Los Bañales de Uncastillo (Zaragoza, España)

IF 0.1 Q3 HISTORY

Studia Historica-Historia Antigua Pub Date : 2018-12-23 DOI:10.14201/SHHA201836117134

Javier Andreu Pintado, Luis Romero Novella

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Abstract

The following papers deals with the presentation of a new cylindric altar dedicated to the Victory attested in the Roman city of Los Banales de Uncastillo (Zaragoza, Spain). A possible primary position of the monument in relationship within its archaeological context and within other epigraphic evidences of the city is also considered. The paper even proposes a chronology for the monument in connection with the habit of using those cultural cylindric altars in the Spanish provinces and with the cult of Victory and with its presence as one of the virtues of the official imperial propaganda during the High-Empire.

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Uncastilo（西班牙萨拉戈萨）巴纳莱斯论坛上的圆柱形胜利祭坛

下面的论文介绍了在罗马城市Los Banales de Uncastillo(西班牙萨拉戈萨)展示的一个新的圆柱祭坛，它是献给胜利的。还考虑了该纪念碑在其考古背景和城市其他铭文证据中的可能的主要位置。这篇论文甚至提出了一个纪念碑的年表，它与西班牙各省使用这些文化圆柱形祭坛的习惯、对胜利的崇拜以及在大帝国时期作为官方帝国宣传的美德之一的存在有关。

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