Beyond Magic in the Roman World: Reconstructing Cultural Alterity and Ritual Deviance
"Beyond Magic in the Roman World reconsiders how Romans understood ritual, deviance, and alterity by moving past the modern category of "magic." Instead of treating magic as a single system, Andrew Durdin reveals how Roman authors used labels of ritual deviance to negotiate cultural diversity, social tension, and political authority"-- Provided by publisher.
356 pages
English edition · First published 2026 by Cambridge University Press · ISBN 9781009863032
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