Greek Religion by Walter Burkert | Ancient Beliefs & Practices

Description: Greek Religion by Walter Burkert - Summary Greek Religion, translated by John Raffan and published in 1985 by Harvard University Press, offers a comprehensive analysis of the religious practices, beliefs, and cultural significance of ancient Greek religion. Burkert examines various aspects of Greek religion, including the pantheon of gods, rituals, festivals, and the interplay between religion and everyday life in ancient Greece. The book is recognized for its scholarly depth and accessible writing, making it a foundational text for understanding the complexities of Greek religious life. This paperback copy is in acceptable condition, featuring clean covers with some wear to the edges and corners. There is a cracked binding at page 131, which may affect the book's durability. The copy comes from the personal collection of a university professor specializing in ancient religions, with his signature on the front end page and annotations throughout the text, offering valuable insights into the material. Key Features:Comprehensive examination of ancient Greek religious practices and beliefsRecognized for scholarly depth and accessible languageAcceptable condition with clean covers and wear to edges Collection Suitability: This book is an essential resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of ancient Greek history, mythology, and religious studies. The professor's signature and annotations add an extra layer of scholarly value, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection focused on ancient religions.

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