Religions in the Greek and Roman World from c.31 BC to AD 312
The aim of the course is to study the workings and concepts of Greek and Roman religions, including relevant aspects of Judaism and Christianity and other elective cults, between around 30 BC and AD 312. You will be encouraged to display an understanding of relevant modern theories of religions, and to be familiar with the relevant literary, epigraphic and archaeological evidence. The texts prescribed for study in translation are listed in the Examination Regulations. (Convenor: N. McLynn, Corpus Christi)
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