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RELIGION 476

Pagans and Christians in the Roman World

Undergraduate credit

The course, will trace the formation of Christian ideas and modes of conduct in the Roman empire, examine religion both as a form of cultural and political expression and as a method of establishing a variety of contacts with a supernatural world. We thus begin with an analysis of what, was meant by culture and politics, while also looking at different ways of constructing a supernatural world.

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(4; 3 in the half-term). May not be repeated for credit.

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