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• catalog contributor b3230875.
• catalog coverage "Rome Religion.".
• catalog created "[c1919]".
• catalog date "1919".
• catalog date "[c1919]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[c1919]".
• catalog description "1. The ruler-cult in early antiquity. In Babylonia -- In Persia -- In China -- In Japan -- In Egypt -- 2. The ruler-cult in the Macedonian-Greek period. Alexander the great -- The Ptolemies -- In Greece -- Greek-Asiatic dynasties -- 3. Beginnings of the ruler-cult among the Romans. The universality of deification in paganism -- Deification and mythology -- Deification native to the Roman genius -- 4. The ruler-cult and Julius Caesar. Caesar and the Divi -- The divine ancestry of Caesar -- Divine honors of Caesar during his lifetime -- Caesar as Divus -- The Julian cult -- The worship of Roma -- 5. The ruler-cult in the reign of Augusts. Life-time worship of the emperors -- The worship of Augustus and the Augustan cult -- 6. The ruler-cult under the successors of Augusts. The cult of the Augusti -- The manifoldness and pervasiveness of the emperor-cult -- 7. The ruler-cult as a political instrument. Its politico-religious origin -- Its influence in consolidating the empire -- 8. The ruler-cult and the position of the emperor. Deification and the mind of the emperor -- The ruler-cult as a symptom of decadence -- 9. The ruler-cult and polytheism. The self-contradiction of polytheism -- Polytheism essentially elementary and inadequate -- Emperor-worship the final phase of paganism -- Polytheism and pantheism -- 10. The ruler-cult and the Judeo-Christian movement. The Jews and emperor-worship -- Christianity and emperor worship -- The teaching of Christ and the Imperial-cult -- Church and empire in the book of acts -- Church and empire in Nero's reign and after the beginning of persecution -- The causes of persecution -- Conclusion: Christ and Caesar.".
• catalog description "Bibliography: p. 143-148.".
• catalog description "The author's doctoral dissertation, New York University, 1919, but not published as a thesis.".
• catalog extent "153 p.".
• catalog hasFormat "Roman emperor worship.".
• catalog isFormatOf "Roman emperor worship.".
• catalog isPartOf "World worships series".
• catalog issued "1919".
• catalog issued "[c1919]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Boston : R. G. Badger".
• catalog relation "Roman emperor worship.".
• catalog spatial "Rome Religion.".
• catalog spatial "Rome".
• catalog spatial "Rome.".
• catalog subject "Cults Rome.".
• catalog subject "DG124 .S9".
• catalog subject "Emperor worship Rome.".
• catalog subject "Emperors Rome Religious aspects.".
• catalog subject "Emperors Rome.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The ruler-cult in early antiquity. In Babylonia -- In Persia -- In China -- In Japan -- In Egypt -- 2. The ruler-cult in the Macedonian-Greek period. Alexander the great -- The Ptolemies -- In Greece -- Greek-Asiatic dynasties -- 3. Beginnings of the ruler-cult among the Romans. The universality of deification in paganism -- Deification and mythology -- Deification native to the Roman genius -- 4. The ruler-cult and Julius Caesar. Caesar and the Divi -- The divine ancestry of Caesar -- Divine honors of Caesar during his lifetime -- Caesar as Divus -- The Julian cult -- The worship of Roma -- 5. The ruler-cult in the reign of Augusts. Life-time worship of the emperors -- The worship of Augustus and the Augustan cult -- 6. The ruler-cult under the successors of Augusts. The cult of the Augusti -- The manifoldness and pervasiveness of the emperor-cult -- 7. The ruler-cult as a political instrument. Its politico-religious origin -- Its influence in consolidating the empire -- 8. The ruler-cult and the position of the emperor. Deification and the mind of the emperor -- The ruler-cult as a symptom of decadence -- 9. The ruler-cult and polytheism. The self-contradiction of polytheism -- Polytheism essentially elementary and inadequate -- Emperor-worship the final phase of paganism -- Polytheism and pantheism -- 10. The ruler-cult and the Judeo-Christian movement. The Jews and emperor-worship -- Christianity and emperor worship -- The teaching of Christ and the Imperial-cult -- Church and empire in the book of acts -- Church and empire in Nero's reign and after the beginning of persecution -- The causes of persecution -- Conclusion: Christ and Caesar.".
• catalog title "Roman emperor worship, by Louis Matthews Sweet.".
• catalog type "text".