After Life in Roman Paganism

Explore the fascinating world of ancient Roman religious beliefs with Franz Cumont's "After Life in Roman Paganism." Delve into the Roman Empire's perspectives on the afterlife and the diverse range of practices surrounding death and the future life. Cumont meticulously examines the nuances of Roman paganism, offering insights into their complex religious beliefs and rituals. This carefully prepared edition sheds light on the ancient world, offering a detailed exploration of their understanding of what lay beyond mortal existence. Uncover the historical context of Roman views on future life, and consider the influence of these beliefs on their society and culture. Perfect for anyone interested in ancient history, religion, paganism, or the Roman Empire.

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