The Roman Religion: Social Practices and Beliefs in the Early Empire

In this book, Philip Davies offers an in-depth exploration of the religious landscape of ancient Rome during the early imperial period. The book delves into the intricate rituals, beliefs, and practices that governed Roman religious life, from the worship of the state gods to the private religious activities of individuals and families. It examines how religion was deeply intertwined with political power, societal norms, and cultural identity, providing insight into the roles of both the st...