Introduction
International Conference "When Gods Meet: Cultural-Difference Management in Religions Communication within Hellenistic and Roman Coastal Settlements"
Managing Cultic Variety in the “Pompeii of the Syrian River”: Communicating Religious Difference along the Middle Euphrates in Parthian and Roman Dura-Europos
When Gods Settle: Cult and Ritual Strategies for the Construction of a Magna Graecian Middle Ground
Religious Interactions in the Coastal Settlements of Sardinia during the Hellenistic-Roman Period
Local and Foreign Gods in Hellenistic Thera
Divine Meetings in Ceremonial Italica
The Multifaceted Athena of Thasos: From Poliouchos to Patroia (and Beyond)
A Gate between Two Worlds: Cults at Cape Tainaron (Laconia)
Ancestral for Whom? Religious Memory in the Milesian Colonies of the Black Sea
“This is not my Island”. Samothracian Gods in the Cyclades
Inter deos et homines: Everyday Religiosity, Marginality, and Integration of Migrant Communities in the Ports of Late Republican Rome
Debate
Curse Tablets from Antioch
Religious Bricolage and Social Networks in Dedications from Lepcis Magna
Invoking the God: The Use of Christian Invocations and Imagery on Traded Vessels Across the Post-Roman Mediterranean Sea
Si fueris Romae... Sacrificial Regulations, Visitors, and Metics in the Hellenistic Aegean
Harbours of Kings: Individual and Collective Dedications of Royal Statuary in Lower Egyptian Ports during the Graeco-Roman Period
Gods on the Move: Maritime Migration, Cults, and Belonging in the Ancient Mediterranean