Publisher's Synopsis
The Cults of Campania, Volume 1 explores the religious practices and cults of the ancient region of Campania, Italy. Roy Merle Peterson delves into the historical and archaeological evidence to uncover the diverse religious landscape of this area during the Roman period. From well-known deities to more obscure local cults, this volume provides a detailed examination of the beliefs and rituals that shaped Campanian society.
Drawing upon a range of sources, including inscriptions, art, and architectural remains, Peterson reconstructs the religious life of the region, offering insights into the interaction between Roman state religion and local traditions. This book is an invaluable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the religious history of ancient Italy.
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