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Empire séleucie --- Seleucia --- Seleucid empire --- Seleuciden --- Seleucidenrijk --- Seleucides --- Seleucids --- Seleukeia --- Coins [Greek ] --- Middle East --- Catalogs

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The Seleukid empire, the principal successor-state of the empire of Alexander the Great, endured for over 200 years and stretched, at its peak, from the Mediterranean to the borders of India. This book provides a wide-ranging study of the empire's economy and the methods used by the Seleukid kings to monetise and manage it so as to extract tribute, rent and taxes as efficiently as possible. It uses a variety of Greek literary sources and inscriptions, cuneiform texts, archaeological, numismatic and comparative evidence to explore in detail the manner of exploitation of their lands and subjects by the Seleukid kings, their city-building activity, the financing of their armies and administration, the use they made of coinage and their methods of financial management. The book adopts a highly original, numerical approach throughout, which leads to a quantified model of the economy of an ancient state.

Empire séleucie --- Seleucia --- Seleucid empire --- Seleuciden --- Seleucidenrijk --- Seleucides --- Seleucids --- Seleukeia --- Seleucids. --- Séleucides --- Syria --- Syrie --- History --- Economic conditions. --- Histoire --- Conditions économiques --- Séleucides --- Conditions économiques --- 333 B.C.-634 A.D. --- Economic conditions --- Economic policy --- Tax collection --- Taxation --- Finance [Public ] --- Arts and Humanities --- Middle East --- Arab countries

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"In dieser religionsgeographisch angelegten Studie werden die Spuren des frühen Christentums im kilikisch-isaurischen Bergland untersucht. Dabei wird eine bislang wenig beachtete Region ins Zentrum gerückt und auf Basis der kaiserzeitlichen und spätantiken epigraphischen, literarischen und archäologischen Zeugnisse erforscht. Ausgehend von den zahlreichen jüdischen Gemeinden entwickelten sich schon zur Zeit des Paulus die ersten christlichen Gemeinden. In späterer Zeit waren die vielen verschiedenen Märtyrerkulte in den einzelnen Städten von überragender Bedeutung für die Christianisierung der Landschaft. Neben vielen stark lokal verankerten Kulten erfuhren die Heilige Thekla und der Heilige Konon Verehrung in der ganzen Region und waren somit regionale Heilige. Ein dichtes Netz frühbyzantinischer Kirchenbauten, die zum Teil noch heute gut erhalten sind, belegt die umfassende Christianisierung des Gebietes. Unter dem aus Isaurien stammenden Kaiser Zenon wurden die regionalen Kulte in der östlichen Reichshälfte verbreitet."--

Christian antiquities --- Church history --- 276 <393> --- 276 <393> Patrologie. Patristiek--Oostelijk Klein-Azië: Pontus; Cappadocië; Cilicië, Galatië --- 276 <393> Patrologie. Patristique--Oostelijk Klein-Azië: Pontus; Cappadocië; Cilicië, Galatië --- Patrologie. Patristiek--Oostelijk Klein-Azië: Pontus; Cappadocië; Cilicië, Galatië --- Patrologie. Patristique--Oostelijk Klein-Azië: Pontus; Cappadocië; Cilicië, Galatië --- Apostolic Church --- Christianity --- Church, Apostolic --- Early Christianity --- Early church --- Primitive and early church --- Primitive Christianity --- Fathers of the church --- Great Apostasy (Mormon doctrine) --- Thecla, --- Ḟēkla, --- Tecla, --- Thècle, --- Thekla, --- Cult --- Cilicia --- Isauria --- Silifke (Turkey) --- Selefkeh (Turkey) --- Selefhek (Turkey) --- Seleucia (Mersin İli, Turkey) --- Selefke (Turkey) --- Σελεύκεια (Turkey) --- Seleukeia (Turkey) --- Seleucia on the Calycadnus (Turkey) --- Seleucia ad Calycadnum (Turkey) --- Seleucia Cilicia (Turkey) --- Seleucia in Cilicia (Turkey) --- Seleucia Isauria (Turkey) --- Seleucia in Isauria (Turkey) --- Seleucia of Isauria (Turkey) --- Seleucia Trachea (Turkey) --- Seleucia Tracheotis (Turkey) --- Little Armenia --- Petite Arménie --- Nouvelle Arménie --- Arméno-Cilicie --- Pʻokʻr Hayastan --- Kilikia --- New Armenia --- Sisuan --- Kilikien --- Cilician Armenia --- Kilikian Hayastan --- Kilikya --- Cilicie --- Çukurova (Region) --- Church history. --- 30-600 --- Antiquities, Christian --- Antiquities, Ecclesiastical --- Archaeology, Christian --- Christian archaeology --- Church antiquities --- Ecclesiastical antiquities --- Monumental theology --- Antiquities --- Byzantine antiquities --- Christian antiquities - Turkey - Cilicia --- Christian antiquities - Turkey - Isauria --- Church history - Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 --- Thecla v. m. Seleuciae in Isauria --- Conon m. in Isauria --- Isaurie --- Christianisme --- Thecla, - Saint - Cult - Turkey - Silifke --- Cilicia - Church history --- Isauria - Church history --- Silifke (Turkey) - Church history --- Thecla, - Saint