Five Stages of Greek Religion (Annotated Brief history of Greek and Roman literature): Ancient Olympians Gods through the Homeric hymns, Platonic and Gnostic philosophers, Christianity and Paganism

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Author	:	GILBERT MURRAY
Rating	:	4.12 (949 Votes)
Asin	:	B073HMQH95
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Number of Pages	:	205 Pages
Publish Date	:	2015-12-31
Language	:	English

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Saturnia Regna -- The Olympian conquest -- The great schools -- The failure of nerve -- The last protest -- Appendix: Translation of the treatise of Sallustius.. The evolution of Greek religion from the ancient Olympians to the Platonic philosophers, and onward.In this book the eminent classical scholar Gilbert Murray details the evolution of Greek religion, from a cycle of festivals devoted to the principal Olympian Gods, through the Homeric hymns, Hellenistic philosophy including Platonism and Gnosticism. This book is essential reading for classicists and anyone interested in the evolution of ancient Greek religion. Murray traces elements through centuries of Greek spirituality which culminated in Christianity. He includes a translation of the Treatise of Sallustius, which is a credo of later Greek pagan beliefs and philosophy