Ancient Rome’s Institutional Religions as European Backstory [Book Review]

The European Legacy 26 (3-4):397-404 (2020)
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All persons professionally interested in or merely curious about Rome’s history, from shadowy beginnings in legend to the well-documented first centuries of Empire, should welcome this synthesis of...

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