Creating a votive of my own really teaches the ideas of belief and community that the production of votives like this represent for Ancient Greece. These sanctuaries filled with votives are just as equally filled with hope, belief, and a community for universal health.
#Project4#CLST6 PART TWO: A continued thread for my project on the anatomical votives of the Ancient Greek Asklepieions!
See here for P1! https://t.co/4QvxOPwB6W
Hey #CLST6! Welcome to my final thread for #Project4, where I will be exploring the incredible process of healing in the sanctuaries of Asklepios in Ancient Greece through anatomical votives.
The difference with these anatomical votives is that they are not given out of greed or vengeance, but hope and gratitude. The anatomical votives are made for all people to use to restore their personal health, no matter their status.
(i) Compton, Michael T.: The Union of Religion and Health in Ancient Asklepieia
(j) Images from https://t.co/D5rUnn52lX
(k) Draycott, Jane and Graham, Emma-Jayne: Bodies of Evidence (Ancient Anatomical Votives Past, Present, and Future)
Hey #CLST6! Welcome to my final thread for #Project4, where I will be exploring the incredible process of healing in the sanctuaries of Asklepios in Ancient Greece through anatomical votives.
(d) Leiden and Brill E.J.: Faith, Hope, and Worship
(e) Roebuck, Carl: The Asklepieion and Lerna
(f) Images from Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents (https://t.co/9EuJe7o5GY)
(g)The British Museum https://t.co/aymp7b0Amr
(h)The Votives Project
(i) Compton, Michael T.: The Union of Religion and Health in Ancient Asklepieia
(j) Images from https://t.co/D5rUnn52lX
(k) Draycott, Jane and Graham, Emma-Jayne: Bodies of Evidence (Ancient Anatomical Votives Past, Present, and Future)
(d) Leiden and Brill E.J.: Faith, Hope, and Worship
(e) Roebuck, Carl: The Asklepieion and Lerna
(f) Images from Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents (https://t.co/9EuJe7o5GY)
(g)The British Museum https://t.co/78McOzG4hA
(h)The Votives Project