Gods, Heroes, Magic, and Mysteries: Religion in Ancient Greece

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Gods, Heroes, Magic, and Mysteries: Religion in Ancient Greece

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Religion and Faith Traditions > Late Antiquity

Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Robert W. Allison and Loring M. Danforth

Institution: Bates College

Course Term: Winter

Course Year: 1996

Annotation:

A 1996 course by Robert Allison and Loring Danforth at Bates College "is a study of ancient Greek religion from both a historical and an anthropological perspective."