Barbarism and excessive religiosity? Roman perspectives on the religions of Egypt and Gaul

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Zalm, Desiree (2015)

Barbarism and excessive religiosity? Roman perspectives on the religions of Egypt and Gaul

Master thesis | History (MA)

An inquiry into the Roman perspectives, attitudes and opinions on the religions of ancient Egypt and ancient Gaul in the period between the first century BCE and the second century CE. The thesis is based primarily on the opinions of Roman authors and previous studies.

Author: Zalm, Desiree

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Ancient History

Supervisors: Naerebout, F.G.

ECTS Credits: 30

Language: en

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Barbarism and excessive religiosity? Roman perspectives on the religions of Egypt and Gaul