Macrobio Ambrogio Teodosio: un'analisi sulla religione dell'autore dei Saturnalia

Roma: Arbor Sapientiae editore (2017)
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For centuries, scholars have not doubted that Macrobio Ambrogio Teodosio was pagan. Recently, prof. Alan Cameron in his The Last Pagans of Rome clamied that the late antique writer was actually a Christian. This essay seeks to refute this assumption. --Translated from back cover.

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