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The Religion of Ancient Rome

By Cyril Bailey

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Travel back in time to discover the authentic spiritual roots of an empire, before foreign gods and customs transformed its ancient beliefs.

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2006-06-12
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"The Religion of Ancient Rome" by Cyril Bailey is a historical exploration that aims to uncover the original faith of ancient Rome. It looks at the beliefs, rituals, and traditions of the Romans before outside cultures changed them. The book carefully separates what was truly Roman from later additions, especially focusing on what can be called the "Religion of Numa." Like an archaeologist piecing together the past, Bailey examines early Roman religion by removing foreign influences to discover its indigenous components. Using old writings and rituals, the account seeks to rebuild the genuine spiritual foundation of early Rome. It sets the stage for discoveries about home worship, farming customs, and how Romans viewed nature spiritually.

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