The Religious Experience of the Roman People / From the Earliest Times to the Age of Augustus

W. Warde Fowler

• Essays
• Book language: English
• 491 pages

These Gifford Lectures from 1909–10 survey the development and decline of the religion of the Roman city-state, from earliest times to Augustus. W. Warde Fowler wrote them as accessible essays for a general audience, tracing public cult, festivals, and changing beliefs. They offer a readable introduction to Roman religious life and its place in society.

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