Greek Popular Religion in Greek Philosophy

Jon D. Mikalson

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Classical Philosophy and Thought Classical Antiquity Studies Study and Philosophy of Religion

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Introduction 1. 'Service to the gods' 2. Prayer, sacrifice, festivals, dedications, and priests in 'service to the gods' 3. Divination and its range of influence 4. 'Proper respect for the gods' and 'religious correctness' 5. Philosophers and the benevolence of the Greek gods 6. Polling the Greeks and their philosophers

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