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| Zusammenfassung: | "Mueller's study focuses on what Valerius can tell us about contemporary Roman attitudes to religion, attacking several orthodoxies along the way. He argues that Roman religion could be deeply emotional, that it was possible to believe passionately in the divinity of the emperor - even when, like Tiberius, he was still alive - and that Rome's gods and religious rituals had an important role in fostering conventional morality." "The study further explores elements of ancient rhetoric, Roman historiography, and Tiberian Rome. The fact that Valerius was a contemporary of Jesus means his work is also valuable in reflecting the attitudes and beliefs of the ruling class to which Christ and his followers were politically subject, and which formed the background for the growth and persecution of Christianity."--BOOK JACKET. |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Preface xi
List of abbreviations xiii
Introduction I
1 Juno Valeriana 21
2 Vesta Mater: Mother Vesta 44
3 In lovis sacrario: in Jupiter’s inner sanctuary 69
4 Ritual vocabulary and moral imperatives 108
5 Sanctitas morum, or the general intersections of religion
and morality 148
Conclusion 175
Notes 183
B ibliography 231
Index locorum (ancient authors and passages cited) 251
Generalindex 259
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