The Religion of Numa

Delve into the religious landscape of ancient Rome with Jesse Benedict Carter's "The Religion of Numa: And Other Essays on the Religion of Ancient Rome." This meticulously prepared print republication offers a fascinating exploration of Roman religious history, focusing on the era of Numa Pompilius and its lasting influence.

Carter's insightful essays illuminate the religious practices and beliefs that shaped Roman society, providing a window into the spiritual world of the time. The book examines the foundations of Roman religion, its evolution, and its impact on figures like Augustus.

A valuable resource for anyone interested in Roman religion, "The Religion of Numa" offers a detailed look at the rituals, deities, and societal structures that defined this pivotal aspect of ancient Roman civilization. Explore the intersection of religion and power in one of history's most influential empires through this enduring work of historical scholarship. A key text for understanding ancient Rome and its religious underpinnings.

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