Pagans and Christians – Robin Lane Fox (Used Book)
£3.99
Pagans and Christians is a detailed historical study of the religious world of the Roman Empire during the first four centuries AD. It explores how traditional Greco-Roman pagan beliefs coexisted, clashed, and gradually gave way to Christianity, examining evidence from literature, archaeology, and social history.
The book is known for its scholarly depth and vivid reconstruction of ancient religious life, offering a broad account of how early Christian communities emerged within a diverse and often competing spiritual landscape.
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Pagans and Christians by Robin Lane Fox is a major historical study of religion in the ancient Mediterranean world.
The book explores the relationship between early Christianity and the pagan religions of the Roman Empire, covering the period from the second century AD through the conversion of Constantine. Fox draws on contemporary evidence to examine how these belief systems coexisted, competed, and shaped civic and cultural life.
This is a pre-owned paperback in acceptable used condition. The cover shows light wear and there are minor pencil annotations, but the text remains complete and fully readable.
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