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The 33 pages that link to Religion in ancient Rome, each with the reason it gives.

• Roman imperial cultNarrower topic: Imperial honors were integrated into Roman civic religion rather than organized as a separate church.

• HospitalityNarrower topic: Roman customs framed guest reception within household obligations and social rank.

• Diocletianic PersecutionNarrower topic: Imperial demands for public sacrifice arose within a religious system tied to civic well-being.

• Classical mythologyNarrower topic: Roman myth developed alongside civic ritual, not solely through Greek literary borrowing.

• Roman ForumNarrower topic: Temples, altars, and public rites made religious activity part of Forum life.

• Persecution of Christians in the Roman EmpireNarrower topic: Christian refusal of customary rites clashed with religion's role in civic life.

• Numa PompiliusNarrower topic: Numa’s traditional achievements are chiefly religious institutions and observances.

• Mystery religionNarrower topic: Roman rule brought several initiatory cults into new cities and social settings.

• Aelia CapitolinaNarrower topic: The dedication to Jupiter situated the colony within Roman public religion.

• NecromancyNarrower topic: Roman laws and authors described rites intended to summon or manipulate the dead.

• The Golden AssNarrower topic: The ending places an Egyptian-derived cult within the diverse religious life of the empire.

• Capitoline HillNarrower topic: The hill’s major temples embodied Roman state religion.

• MithraismNarrower topic: Mithraism developed within Rome’s wider landscape of gods, rites, and associations.

• Roman festivalsNarrower topic: Festival observances belonged to this wider system of relations with the gods.