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Greek religion Oxford Bibliographies Online research guide Ancient Greece religion Religious studies bibliography

Explore the fascinating world of Greek religion with this comprehensive Oxford Bibliographies Online Research Guide. This essential resource offers expert-curated bibliographies, guiding scholars and students through key literature, methodologies, and scholarly debates in ancient Greek religious practices. Perfect for deep academic research in classical studies and religious history.

Greek Religion And Culture The Bible And The Ancient Near East

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Explore the profound intersections and distinct characteristics of Greek religion and culture, the foundational narratives of the Bible, and the rich historical tapestry of the Ancient Near East. This comprehensive overview provides insight into how these powerful ancient civilizations shaped religious thought, societal values, and cultural practices, offering a vital comparative study of their enduring legacies.

Athene Virgin And Mother In Greek Religion Dunquin Series No 9

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Explore the complex and paradoxical nature of Athene, the revered Greek goddess, as this volume delves into her unique roles as both Virgin and Mother within the framework of ancient Greek religion. Part of the distinguished Dunquin Series No. 9, this book offers profound insights into Greek mythology and the multifaceted interpretations of one of its most powerful figures, making it essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

Eros Et Priape

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Explore the profound symbolism of Eros and Priapus, two pivotal figures in Greek mythology embodying the forces of desire and fertility. Eros, the primordial god of love and passion, represents intense attraction and the urge for creation, while Priapus, with his prominent phallus, symbolizes generative power, abundance, and the protection of gardens. This pairing delves into ancient Greek perceptions of human longing, procreation, and the vital natural world.