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Brill Isis Pelagia: Goddess of the Seas in Graeco-Roman World

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Description

Isis Pelagia by Laurent Bricault presents a comprehensive reinterpretation of ancient sources depicting Isis as a goddess of the seas throughout the Graeco-Roman world. This scholarly work, part of the Religions in the Graeco-Roman World series (volume 190) published by Brill, explores the multifaceted imagery, names, and religious cults associated with this powerful maritime deity. Drawing on diverse historical evidence, Bricault examines how ancient Mediterranean civilisations understood and venerated Isis in her role as protector of seafarers and seas. The study bridges classical history and religious studies, offering fresh insights into how Isis worship adapted across different cultures and time periods. This volume is essential for historians, classicists, and scholars studying ancient religions, goddess mythology, and the cultural transmission of religious practices in the Mediterranean.

Key Features

Part of the Religions in the Graeco-Roman World series (volume 190), providing scholarly context within established academic frameworks.

Authored by Laurent Bricault, a recognised expert in Isis worship and ancient Mediterranean religious studies.

Published by Brill, an academic publisher specialising in ancient history and classical religion texts.

Examines Isis as a goddess of the seas through images, names, and associated cults across the Graeco-Roman world.

Offers new interpretations of diverse ancient sources documenting maritime aspects of Isis veneration and religious practice.

Product Specifications

Brand
Brill
Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 November 2019
Listed Since
07 August 2019

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