Gods, Objects, and Ritual Practice in Ancient Mediterranean Religion Gregory L. Possehl

Gods, Objects, and Ritual Practice in Ancient Mediterranean Religion Gregory L. PossehlUses case studies from Israel, Athens, Rome, Sicily and North Africa to explore how scholars are incorporating study of material culture into study of religion in the ancient Meditteranean. First volume in new series Studies in Ancient Mediteranean Religions.

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