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Mystery cults spread

Empire grew too vast & impersonal: state religion & imperial cult didn't meet individual emotional needs. Common people turned to exotic eastern cultures while upper class to philosophy

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Mystery cults offered

Purification, monotheism, communion & life after death with secret rites & levels of initiation

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Demeter

Greek grain goddess

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Bacchus

Wine God ‘ fertility & freedom banned in 186 BCE for immorality

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Cybele

Asian mother goddess of fertility & protection with lion imagery, priests castrated themselves, festivals included taurobolium: popular with woman, reached Rome during the 2nd Punic war later patronized by Claudius

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Taurobolium

Bathing in bulls blood

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Isis

Egyptian Savion goddess resembled husband Osiris, mother imagery popular with women major temple @Alexandria

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Serapis

Related to Isis. Sky & healing god

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Mithras

Persian god of light & truth reached Rome in late 1st Œ, 7 degrees of initiation temples look like caves ‘ imagery: touroctory pop with soldiers

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Tauroctory

Imagery of Mithras slaying a bull, symbolizing rebirth

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Sol Invictus

Eastern Sun cult. Patron of soldiers, black conical- cult stone; rites resemble Mithraism (baptism, ceremonial meal)

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3 popular religions in Rome

By late 3rd century СЕ : Mithras, sol Invictus, christiamily

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Imperial cult

Roman state religion where emperors & families worshipped as Gods

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West imperial cult

Worshipped the dead deified

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East imperial cult

Living rulers worshipped cold god-king tradition from Persia (Egypt)

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Augustus

Organized imperial cult for Divus Julius Caesar. in 29BCE build temples for divine Julius spreads empire-vide as a unifying force

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Genius

Only the living emperors genius (spirit) is worshipped while alive not the man

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Demanded worship alive

Caligula, Domitian, commodus

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Apotheosis

Transformation into a god at death

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Claudius & Hadrian

Deified because their successors insisted

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Apocolocyntosis

Pumpkinification of Claudius

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Tiberius & Nero

Not deified

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Domitian & commodus

Were damned

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Damnatio memoriae

Erasure of memory

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Christianity

Jesus of Nazareth claimed to be son of Yahweh crucified 30 Ce by Pontius Pilate under Tiberius

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Christianity message

Love, forgiveness, equality, ever lasting love & open to everyone•uppopular with mainsteam Judaism attracting Te poor, slaves women & outcasts

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Persecution rationale

Denying the emperors divinity = treason, secret riles misread as murder, cannibalism & incest

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Christians

Made as scapegoats for plagues, famine & military defeat

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Persecution begin

64 СЕ under Neo, martyr dan won more converts

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312 CE battle of million bridge

Constantine wins after a vision gave him the chi-rho symbol & the words in HOC signo vincas puts this on shields

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313 Ce edict of Milan

Constantine legalizes Christianity

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321 СЕ

Sunday made a legal holiday ( sabbath of mithras/sol invichus worshippers)

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325 Ce council of Nicaea

Constantine gathers bishops/scholars to define Christian doctrine - organizing the church

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380 СЕ

Emperor theodosius the great makes Christianity the official state religion, bans paganism (Christians persecute pagans)

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Christianity absorbs strength of 3 religions

Roman administration, Greek philosophy & Jewish monotheism

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Greek philosophy

Aristotles concept of the soul

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Roman administration

Priest hoods, pontifex Maximus → pope, basilicas, festivals, minor gods replaced by Saints

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Jewish monotheism

Religion as a total way of life