Astrology and Religion Among the Greeks and Romans
- 140pages
- 5 heures de lecture
Franz Cumont fut un archéologue et historien belge, réputé pour ses études sur les religions à mystères syncrétiques de l'Antiquité tardive. Il appliqua ses vastes connaissances en philologie et en épigraphie pour étudier l'impact des cultes à mystères orientaux, en particulier le mithraïsme, sur l'Empire romain. Son œuvre révèle une fascinante interconnexion des traditions religieuses à travers le monde antique, offrant des aperçus profonds de la vie spirituelle des sociétés anciennes. Les recherches de Cumont, y compris ses entreprises archéologiques en Syrie et sur l'Euphrate, demeurent une ressource essentielle pour la compréhension des phénomènes culturels et religieux de la période antique.






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Ein Beitrag zur Religionsgeschichte der römischen Kaiserzeit
Der Mithras-Kult wird umfassend untersucht, basierend auf den langjährigen Forschungen des belgischen Religionswissenschaftlers. Das Werk behandelt die Herkunft und Ausbreitung des indo-iranischen Kultes, den römische Soldaten in Vorderasien entdeckten. Es werden die rechtlichen Aspekte, Lehren und Liturgien des Kultes sowie dessen Beziehungen zu anderen religiösen Strömungen analysiert. Zudem wird die Kunst des Mithriacismus detailliert betrachtet, was einen tiefen Einblick in die kulturellen und religiösen Praktiken dieser Zeit bietet.