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Pagan Piety and Philosophy Emperor Diocletian & Colleagues Performing a Sacrifice

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism 1. Major Figures: Porphyry & Plotinus

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism 1. Major Figures: Porphyry & Plotinus 2. Major Ideas

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism 1. Major Figures: Porphyry & Plotinus 2. Major Ideas III. Pagan Beliefs among the Masses

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism 1. Major Figures: Porphyry & Plotinus 2. Major Ideas III. Pagan Beliefs among the Masses A. Local Cults

Pagan Piety and Philosophy I. Understanding Pagan Piety A. The Problem of Christian Prejudices B. Piety: The Practice of Roman Religion II. Specific Pagan Philosophies A. Stoicism B. Neoplatonism 1. Major Figures: Porphyry & Plotinus 2. Major Ideas III. Pagan Beliefs among the Masses A. Local Cults B. Implications for Christianity