Greek Religion by Walter Burkert is a major synthesis of the ancient Greek religion. The major part of his book is devoted to the archaic and classical epochs. He describes the various rituals of sacrifice and libation and explains Greek beliefs about purification. He investigates the inspiration behind the great temples at Olympia, Delphi, Delos, and the Acropolis - discussing the priesthood, sanctuary, and oracles.
Translated by John Raffan
Publisher:
Harvard University Press
Edition:
Reprint, 2003
ISBN:
9780674362819
Binding:
Soft cover
Dimensions
23,1 × 15,5 × 3,5 cm
Condition:
Second hand, pages browning a bit otherwise a very good copy
R90
In Stock:
1