The foremost historian of Greek religion provides the first comprehensive, comparative study of a little-known aspect of ancient religious beliefs and practices. Secret mystery cults flourished within the larger culture of the public religion of Greece and Rome for roughly a thousand years. This book is neither a history nor a survey but a comparative phenomenology. Concentrating on five major cults. In defining the mysteries and describing their rituals, membership, organization, and dissemination, Walter Burkert displays the remarkable erudition we have come to expect of him; he also shows sensitivity and sympathy in interpreting the experiences and motivations of the devotees.
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I have to say, only a very learned scholar with a brilliant mind can write such a clear little book on an such an extremely difficult topic.
评分I have to say, only a very learned scholar with a brilliant mind can write such a clear little book on an such an extremely difficult topic.
评分I have to say, only a very learned scholar with a brilliant mind can write such a clear little book on an such an extremely difficult topic.
评分I have to say, only a very learned scholar with a brilliant mind can write such a clear little book on an such an extremely difficult topic.
评分Burkert在前言里表示要"resist adding an amorphous mass of bibliographical references and reports of controversies," 结果几乎每句话都有一个note... -_-|||
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