المرأة و الوظائف الدينية في إفريقيا البروقنصلية من خلال نصوص النقيشات اللاتينية

الملخص EN

I dealt with the issue of women and religious functions in proconsular Africa through the texts of the Latin inscriptions the relationship of women in the studied region with religion by studying the various religious positions that they occupied in the priesthood, starting from the priesthood of the official pagan gods in their various types, such as the priesthood of the Roman capitol gods (Minarv Juno and Jupiter) and the priesthood of the god of Peer Better and the priesthood of the goddess Terra Meter, whose names multiplied by Chris, Chiris and Caelestis, as well as the priesthood of the local god Saturn, who also appeared in the texts of inscriptions with his local name Baal Hammon with the Roman god Jupiter, as well as the statistics and analysis of all women who held the position of priesthood the official deities protecting the cities and colonies of the studied area (Flaminica, Flaminica Augg, Flaminica Coloniae, Flaminica Municipii), as well as the priests of the emperor's cult (Flaminica Perpetua Augustae), as for the last element, it dealt with the position of women and their role in the service of the family and society in several areas Including religious, cultural, economic and social.