Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. [472]-510) and indexes.
Contents:
- Roman religion
- religions of Rome / Jörg Rüpke
- Approaching Roman religion : the case for Wissenschaftsgeschichte / C. Robert Phillips, III
- Changes
- The religion of archaic Rome / Christopher Smith
- Pre-Roman Italy, before and under the Romans / Olivier de Cazanove
- Urban religion in the middle and late republic / Eric Orlin
- Continuity and change : religion in the Augustan semi-century / Karl Galinsky
- Religions and the integration of cities in the empire in the second century AD : the creation of a common religious language / William Van Andringa
- Old religions transformed : religions and religious policy from Decius to Constantine / Hartmut Leppin
- Religious koine and religious dissent in the fourth century / Michele Renee Salzman
- Media
- The history of Roman religion in Roman historiography and epic / Denis Feeney
- Religion and Roman coins / Jonathan Williams
- Reliefs, public and private / Katja Moede
- Inscriptions as sources of knowledge for religions and cults in the Roman world of imperial times / Rudolf Haensch
- Religion in the house / Annemarie Kaufmann-Heinimann
- Symbols and practices
- Roman cult sites : a pragmatic approach / Ulrike Egelhaaf-Gaiser
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- Complex rituals : games and processions in republican Rome / Frank Bernstein
- Performing the sacred : prayers and hymns / Frances Hickson Hahn
- Music and dance : forms of representation in pictorial and written sources / Friederike Fless and Katja Moede
- Sacrifices for gods and ancestors / John Scheid
- Actors and actions
- Religious actors in daily life : practices and related beliefs / Nicole Belayche
- Republican nobiles : controlling the res publica / Veit Rosenberger
- Emperors : caring for the empire and their successors / Peter Herz
- Urban elites in the Roman East : enhancing regional positions and social superiority / Athanasios Rizakis
- Living on religion : professionals and personnel / Marietta Horster
- Different religious identities
- Roman diaspora Judaism / Jack N. Lightstone
- Creating one's own religion : intellectual choices / Attilio Mastrocinque
- Institutionalized religious options : mithraism / Richard Gordon
- The Romanness of Roman Christianity / Stefan Heid
- Roman religion outside and seen from outside
- Exporting Roman religion / Clifford Ando
- Religion in the Roman East / Ted Kaizer
- Roman religion in the vision of Tertullian / Cecilia Ames.
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