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Harpaliani. Roma Kolonisi Philippi’de Yeni Bir Köy

Year 2016, Volume: Suppl. 1, 640 - 650, 31.08.2016

Abstract

İmparatorluk Dönemi’nde colonia statüsüne
sahip Doğu Makedonia kenti Philippi’nin 9 km batısında Ka­lamonas Köyü
yakınlarında İ.S. 2. Yy.da Latince kaleme alınmış bir mezar sunağı ele
geçmiştir. Mezar sahibi Bacchanius Bizes mensup olduğu Harpaliani köy
sakinlerine 250 denaria miktarında bir meblağ bırakarak bu ana paranın
faizinden Rosalia Bayramı’nda her yıl kendisi için bir şölen yapıl­ma­sını ve
şölene katılanların hamamda eğlenmesini buyurmuştur. Ölü kültü ile bağlantısı olan
ve ilk­baharda kutlanan Rosalia Bayramı başka birçok yazıtta da belgelenmiştir.
Yazar yazıtın bazı özelliklerine değindikten sonra Harpaliani Köyü hakkında
bazı düşüncelerini sun­maktadır. Köy ismi Makedonia kökenli Harpalos şahıs
isminden türetilmiştir. Olasılıkla II. Philippos veya ardılları bu bölgede bulunan
geniş bir araziyi, kendilerine hizmet eden Harpalos adında bir şahısa
devretmişlerdi. Philippi kentinin colonia statüsüne kavuştuğu İ.Ö. 42 yılında
veya sonrasında bu arazi bir köy statüsüne kavuşmuştur. Büyük ölçüde Thrak
kökenli olan bölge sakinleri kısmen Latinceyi ka­bul etmişler ve köyün ismini
de Latinceleştirmişlerdir. Mezar sahibi de Roma vatandaşlığına sahip olan Thrak
kökenli bir şahıs idi. İsmini Doğu Thrakia’da konumlanan Vize kentinden
almıştır. Makaleye konu olan mezar yazıtının çevrisi şöyledir:



Bacchanius Bizes henüz
hayattayken Harpaliani’ye 250 denarii miras olarak bıraktı. Onun gelirlerinden meza­rında
yıllık bir kurban kesilmesi [ve] Rosalia bayramlarında bir şölen yapılması ve
ayrıca balneum’da eğlenmesi sağlanmalıdır. Eğer bu şartlar yerine getirilmezse,
para, Iupiter Optimus Maxi­mus’un kült der­neğinin yeni üyelerinin derneğine
verilmelidir. Calpurnia Kleopatra bu mezarın yapı­mıyla ilgi­len­me­lidir.

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HARPALIANI: A new Village of the Roman Colony of Philippi

Year 2016, Volume: Suppl. 1, 640 - 650, 31.08.2016

Abstract

First
edition and historical commentary of an inscription inscribed at the front
surface of a funerary altar dated to AD 2nd cent. The altar was found in the
modern village of Kalamonas 9 km to the west of the Roman colony of Philippi.
According to the text, which consists of excerpts of a testament, a certain
Bacchanius Bizes left a bequest of two hun­dred and fifty denarii to the in­habitants
of an otherwise unknown village (vicus) of the colony called Harpaliani. From
the reve­nues of the bequest the latter were to provide an annual sacrifice on
the deceased’s monument, a feast on the day of the Festival of Roses (Rosis), and
also to enjoy the balneum (gymnasium), a detail which is attested for the first
time in inscriptions with similar testaments found in Philippi and its vici. If
in any year these conditions were not fulfilled, then the money was to go to
the members of the cult association of Jupiter Optimus Maximus residing in
Philippi. Harpaliani is a new ethno­nym derived obviously from the Greek name
Harpalos. On this ground a hypothesis is suggested as to its history: the site
of the village would be in the Hellenistic age a planta­tion belonging to a
Mace­donian Companion named Harpalos, on a piece of land given him by a king in
the district of Kala­monas, after the fall of the Macedonian dynasty the
plantation and its occupants would have be­come a village, which finally had
been mi­grated into the territorium of the Roman colony of Philippi (42 BC).

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  • Αδάμ-Βελένη 2002 Π. Αδάμ-Βελένη, Μακεδονικοί βωμοί: Τιμητικοί και Ταφικοί Βωμοί αυτοκρατορικών χρόνων στη Θεσσαλονίκη, πρωτεύουσα της επαρχίας Μακεδονίας, και στη Βέροια, πρωτεύουσα του Κοινού των Μακεδόνων, Thessaloniki 2002 (Δημοσιεύματα του Αρχαιολογικού Δελτίου 84).
  • Ausbüttel 1982 Fr. Ausbüttel, Untersuchungen zu den Vereinen im Westen des römischen Reiches, Kallmünz 1982.
  • Βεληγιάννη 1997 Χρ. Βεληγιάννη, Αφιέρωση στον Ποσειδώνα από Θράκα στην Ανατολική Μακεδονία, Τεκμήρια 3, 1997, 152–164.
  • Boersma 1999 J. Boersma, Designing and constructing Roman baths: the baths at the road – station mutatio Valentia, in: J. De Laine – D.E. Jonston (eds), Roman Baths and Bathing. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Roman Baths, Portsmouth 1999, 190–198 (JRA Suppl. 37).
  • Boshung 1987 D. Boshung, Antike Grabaltäre aus den Nekropole Roms, Bern 1987 (Acta Bernensia 10).
  • Collart 1931 P. Collart, Παρακαύσουσίν μοι ῥόδοις, BCH 55, 1931, 58–69.
  • Collart 1937 P. Collart, Philippes, ville de Macedoine, Paris 1937.
  • Fagan 1999 G. G. Fagan, Gifts of Gymnasia: A Test Case for reading Quasi-technical Jargon in Latin Inscriptions, ZPE 124, 1999, 263–275.
  • Farrington 1995 A. Farrington, The Roman Baths of Lycia. An Architectural Study, Oxford 1995 (The British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara, Monograph, no. 20).
  • Farrington 1999 A. Farrington, The Introduction and Spread of Roman Baths in Greece, in: J. De Laine – D. E. Jonston (eds), Roman Baths and Bathing. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Roman Baths, Portsmouth 1999, 57–65 (JRA Suppl. 37).
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  • Γούναρης 1990 Γ. Γούναρης, Το βαλανείο και τα βόρεια προσκτίσματα του Οκταγώνου των Φιλίππων, Athens 1990.
  • Hatzopoulos 1988 M. B. Hatzopoulos, Une donation du roi Lysimaque, Athens 1988 (Μελετήματα 5).
  • Hatzopoulos – Loukopoulou 1996 M. B. Hatzopoulos – L. D. Loukopoulou, Recherches sur les marches orientales des temenides (Athemonte – Kalindoia), Athens 1996 (Μελετήματα 11).
  • Judeich 1898 W. Judeich, Altertümer von Hierapolis, Berlin 1898.
  • Kalléris 1954 J. N. Kalléris, Les anciens Macedoniens, vol. I, Athens 1954.
  • Kokkinia 1999 Chr. Kokkinia, Rosen für die Toten im griechischen Raum und eine neue ῥοδισμός – Inschrift aus Bithynien, MusHelv 56, 1999, 204–221.
  • Κουκούλη-Χρυσανθάκη 1998/9 Χ. Κουκούλη-Χρυσανθάκη, Ένα αρχαίο πόλισμα στην Ελευθερούπολη Νομού Καβάλας, Τεκμήρια 4, 1989/9, 31–60.
  • Koukouli-Chrysanthaki 2011 Ch. Koukouli-Chrysanthaki, Philippi, in: R. J. Lane Fox (ed.), Brill’s Companion to Ancient Macedon. Studies in the Archaeology and History of Ancient Macedon, Leiden – Boston 2011, 437–452.
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  • Mottas 1994 Fr. Mottas, La population de Philippes et ses origines à la lumière des inscriptions, Études des Lettres 239, 1994, 15–24.
  • Νίγδελης 2006 Π. Μ. Νίγδελης, Επιγραφικά Θεσσαλονίκεια. Συμβολή στην Πολιτική και Κοινωνία Ιστορία της Αρχαίας Θεσσαλονίκης, Thessaloniki 2006.
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  • Νίγδελης – Σουρής 2005 Π. Μ. Νίγδελης – Γ. Α. Σουρής, Ανθύπατος Λέγει. Ένα Διάταγμα των αυτοκρατορικών χρόνων για το Γυμνάσιο της Βέροιας, Thessaloniki 2005.
  • Papazoglou 1988 F. Papazoglou, Les villes de Macédoine à l’époque romaine, Paris – Athens 1988.
  • Perdrizet 1900 P. Perdrizet, Inscriptions de Philippes, BCH 24, 1900, 299–323.
  • Picard – Avezou 1914 Ch. Picard – Ch. Avezou, Le testament de la prêtresse thessalo nicienne, BCH 38, 1914, 38–62.
  • Πίκουλας 2001 Γ. Πίκουλας, Η χώρα των Πιέρων. Συμβολή στην τοπογραφία της, Athens 2001.
  • Pilhofer 1995 Pilhofer, Philippi. Band I: Die erste christliche Gemeinde Europas Tubingen 1995 (WUNT, 87).
  • Pilhofer 2009 P. Pilhofer, Philippi. Band II: Katalog der Inscriften von Philippi, Tübingen 20092.
  • Polland 1909 F. Polland, Geschichte des griechischen Vereinwesens, Leipzig 1909 (repr. 1967).
  • Rizakis 2006 Ath. Rizakis, Le territoire de la colonie romaine de Philippes: les limites su Nord-ouest, in: A. Gonzales – J.-Y. Guillaumin (eds.), Autour des Libri coloniarum Colonisation et colonies dans le monde romain, Paris 2006, 123–130.
  • Salač 1923 A. Salač, Inscriptions du Pangée, de la region Drama-Cavalla et de Philippes, BCH 47, 1923, 49–96.
  • Schuler 1998 Chr. Schuler, Ländliche Siedlungen und Gemeinden im hellenistischen und römischen Kleinasien, München 1998 (Vestigia 50).
  • Solin – Salomies 1994 H. Solin – O. Salomies, Repertorium nominum gentilium et cognominum Latinorum, Hidelsheim - Zürich - N. York 1994.
  • Tataki 1988 A. Tataki, Ancient Beroea. Prosopography and Society, Athens 1988 (Μελετήματα 8).
  • Tataki 2006 A. Tataki, The Roman Presence in Macedonia. Evidence from Personal Names, Athens 2006 (Μελετήματα 46).
  • Τσώχος 2003 Χαρ. Τσώχος, Η θρησκευτική τοπογραφία των Φιλίππων κατά τον 2ο και 3ο αι. μ.Χ., AErgoMak17, 2003 [2005], 71–86.
  • Yegül 2010 F. Yegül, Bathing in the Roman World, Cambridge Mass. 2010.
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Publication Date August 31, 2016
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APA Nigdelis, P. M. (2016). HARPALIANI: A new Village of the Roman Colony of Philippi. PHILIA, Suppl. 1, 640-650.
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