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Pagan Survivals, Superstitions And Popular Cultures In Early Medieval Pastoral Literature (Pontifical Institute Of Mediaeval Studies--Studies & Texts 151)

by Bernadette Filotas
Hardcover, 2005
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Paganism, Pagans and Christians, Late Antiquity, Graeco-Roman World, European Paganism, Medieval Pastoral Literature, Superstition, Popular Culture, Christian Polemic, Pagan Survivals, Penitential Literature — 51 more, Social Norms, Popular Religion, Christianization, Conversion, Gods, Supernatural Beings, Idolatry, Effigies, Devil, Demons, Saints, Offerings, Oaths, Nature, Heavenly Bodies, Humans, Animals, Cults, Trees, Springs, Stones, Fire, Hearth, Earth, Seasons, Liturgical Cycle, Communal Celebrations, Feasting, Games, Cunning Men, Cunning Women, Soothsayers, Divination, Healers, Love Magic, Magical Harm, Harmful Christian Magic, Witches, Werewolves, Death, Funereal Rituals, Corpses, Burial, Banquets, Memorials, Vigils, Violation of Tombs, Alimentary Restrictions, Prohibited Foods, Pollution, Bibliography
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Don

The Pagan God: Popular Religion in the Greco-Roman Near East (Princeton Legacy Library, 1569)

by Javier Teixidor
Paperback, 2015
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Nabataeans and Syriac, Harran, Sumatar Harabesi, Julian, Harranians, Ancient Mediterranean and Fertile Crescent, Popular Religion, Greco-Roman Near East, Pagan Monotheism, Phoenician Deities, Syrian Deities — 6 more, North Arabian Deities, Palmyra, Baal Shamin, Bel, Edessa, Urfa
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Popular religion in Egypt during the New Kingdom

by Ashraf I. Sadek
Paper Book, 1988
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Egyptian Religion, Popular Religion, Deir el-Medina, New Kingdom, Egypt, Ancient Mediterranean and Fertile Crescent
Collection
Whealton
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