cult of Elagabal

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The cult of Elagabal was a Roman imperial-era solar religion centered on the worship of the Syrian sun god Elagabalus, which gained prominence in Rome under the Severan dynasty.

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Surface form Occurrences
Priests of Elagabal 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman religion
ancient Near Eastern religion
mystery cult
solar cult
associatedEthnicity Syrian
associatedWith Severan dynasty NERFINISHED
Sol Invictus NERFINISHED
centeredIn Emesa NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
conflictedWith Jupiter worship in Rome
traditional Roman state cults
countryOfOrigin Roman Empire NERFINISHED
declinedAfter assassination of Elagabalus
declinedIn mid-3rd century CE
gainedProminenceUnder Roman emperor Elagabalus NERFINISHED
Severan dynasty NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName Elagabal cult
Elagabalus cult
Sol Invictus Elagabal NERFINISHED
cult of Elagabalus NERFINISHED
hasIconography quadriga carrying the sacred stone
radiate crown
solar rays
influenced later Roman solar worship
introducedBy Roman emperor Elagabalus NERFINISHED
introducedTo Rome NERFINISHED
linkedTo Emesene priestly dynasty NERFINISHED
House of Emesa NERFINISHED
mainDeity Elagabalus NERFINISHED
mainSanctuary Elagabalium on the Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
Temple of Elagabal in Emesa NERFINISHED
originatedIn Emesa NERFINISHED
Roman Syria NERFINISHED
promotedBy Julia Maesa NERFINISHED
Julia Soaemias NERFINISHED
Roman emperor Elagabalus NERFINISHED
reformedBy Roman emperor Severus Alexander NERFINISHED
region Italian Peninsula NERFINISHED
Roman Syria NERFINISHED
religiousType henotheistic
solar monolatry
ritualPractice lavish animal sacrifices
processions of the sacred stone
public festivals
timePeriod 3rd century CE
worshipObject baetyl of Elagabalus
black conical stone
worships solar deity
sun

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Julia Maesa associatedWith cult of Elagabal
Emesa associatedWithTitle cult of Elagabal
this entity surface form: Priests of Elagabal