An Aspect of the Emperor Cult: Imperial Mysteries

Henri Willy Pleket

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Historical and Religious Studies of Rome

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The French scholar P. Veyne has recently classified a number of phenomena, which clearly prove that the person of the Roman emperor occupied a predominant position in the minds of the average Roman and Greek. He shows that the imperial ideology both reflected certain sentiments current among the people, and contributed toward the shaping of those sentiments.

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