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Critical review of Cults of the Roman Empire

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February 6, 2014

 

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She “offered worshippers who were uneasy about their fate in this world, and the next, the pledge of a victorious omnipotence of over evil and death” (Turcan, 80). She tended to assume the universal sovereignty of her husband, therefore making her goddess of the stars, heavens, earth and sea. It was just this type of powerful plurality that attracted the Greeks of ancient times (Turcan, 80,81)...
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It was just this type of powerful plurality that attracted the Greeks of ancient times (Turcan, 80,81). For them she was Aphrodite, Rhea, Hestia and most notably Demeter collectively in one deity. The description of her likeness to Demeter is the most detailed, comparing Isis’ search for Osiris with that of Demeter’s for Persephone...
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