An examination of the religious life among the minor peoples of the central Italy from the IV century B.C. to the Social War, as documented by inscriptions, buildings, and figurative arts,demostrates that, in spite of the increasing political and cultural Romanization, the local religious traditions persisted for a long time and were directly influenced by the Greek and Etruscan world rather than by Rome.
Tradizioni religiose e romanizzazione tra le popolazioni italiche minori dell’Appennino centrale
LETTA, CESARE
2012-01-01
Abstract
An examination of the religious life among the minor peoples of the central Italy from the IV century B.C. to the Social War, as documented by inscriptions, buildings, and figurative arts,demostrates that, in spite of the increasing political and cultural Romanization, the local religious traditions persisted for a long time and were directly influenced by the Greek and Etruscan world rather than by Rome.File in questo prodotto:
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