5RT174, 7,5 hp, Avancerad nivå

Stats- och imperiereligion: Romarriket

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Required reading

Huvudgrupp 1

Huvudgrupp 1 › Artiklar

  • Urbs aeterna i myt, historieskrivning och historievetenskap

    Part of Svensk religionshistorisk årsskrift

    Gustafsson, G.

    2000

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    Gustafsson, G., Urbs aeterna i myt, historieskrivning och historievetenskap, Ingår i: Svensk religionshistorisk årsskrift, 2000, s. 151–173

  • Elites and religious change in Roman Athens

    Part of Numen: international review for the history of religions

    Muniz Grijalvo, E.

    2005, nr. 2

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    Muniz Grijalvo, E., Elites and religious change in Roman Athens, Ingår i: Numen: international review for the history of religions, vol. 52, nr. 2, 2005, s. 255–282

  • The Decree of Decius and the Religion of Empire

    Part of Journal of Roman studies

    Rives, J. B.

    1999, vol. 89

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    As written on the list

    Rives, J. B., The Decree of Decius and the Religion of Empire, Ingår i: Journal of Roman studies, vol. 89, 1999, s. 135–154

  • Triumphator and ancestor rituals. Between symbolic anthropology and magic

    Part of Numen: international review for the history of religions

    Rüpke, J.

    2006, nr. 3

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    As written on the list

    Rüpke, J., Triumphator and ancestor rituals. Between symbolic anthropology and magic, Ingår i: Numen: international review for the history of religions, vol. 53, nr. 3, 2006, s. 251–289

  • Red (herring?). Comments on a new theory concerning the origin of the Triumph

    Part of Numen: international review for the history of religions

    Versnel, H. S.

    2006, nr. 3

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    As written on the list

    Versnel, H. S., Red (herring?). Comments on a new theory concerning the origin of the Triumph, Ingår i: Numen: international review for the history of religions, vol. 53, nr. 3, 2006, s. 290–326

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