Animal Sacrifice in Ancient Greece. Proceedings of the First International Workshops in Kraków (12-14.11.2015)

Table of Contents: • Robert Parker (University of Oxford), Introductory Remarks • Scott Scullion (University of Oxford), Penal Sacrifice • Włodzimierz Lengauer (University of Warsaw), Piety and Sacrifice in Greek Religion • Gunnel Ekroth (Uppsala University), Holocaustic sacrifices in ancient Greek religion: Some comments on practice and theory • Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge (University of Liège), Pure and Impure Ancestors at Selinous: a note on Greek theology • Richard Seaford (University of Exeter), On Vedic Sacrifice, and its Differences from Greek Sacrifice • Krzysztof Bielawski (Jagiellonian University), Animal Sacrifice in Eleusinian Inscriptions of the Classical Period • Bartłomiej Bednarek (University of Warsaw), Whole and ground: krithai and alphita. Prolegomena • Przemysław Biernat (Jagiellonian University), Sacrificial bricolage in Plato's Critias • Lech Trzcionkowski (Jagiellonian University), Sacrificial Terminology and the Question of Tradition and Innovation in Greek Animal Sacrifice