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THE HANDBOOK OF RELIGIONS IN ANCIENT EUROPE

EUROPEAN HISTORY OF RELIGIONS

Series editors: Olav Hammer and Tim Jensen

The Handbook of Religions in Ancient Europe

Edited by Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen, Olav Hammer and David A. Warburton

THE HANDBOOK OF RELIGIONS IN ANCIENT EUROPE

Edited by
Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen, Olav Hammer
and David A. Warburton

First published in 2013 by Acumen

Published 2014 by Routledge

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Editorial matter and selection Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen, Olav Hammer and David A. Warburton, 2013. Individual chapters the contributors, 2013.

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Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen, Olav Hammer and David A. Warburton

Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen and David A. Warburton

Jarl Nordbladh

David A. Warburton

Emmanuel Anati

Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen and David A. Warburton

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Charlotte Damm

Flemming Kaul

Kristian Kristiansen

Lisbeth Bredholt Christensen and David A. Warburton

David A. Warburton

Jean M. Turfa

F. Marco Simn

Guy Bradley and Fay Glinister

Susanne William Rasmussen

Lars Albinus

Birgitte Bgh

Manfred Clauss

Kevin Corrigan and Michael Harrington

Karen Bek-Pedersen

Rudolf Simek

John D. Niles

Britt-Mari Nsstrm

Leszek Supecki

Sigma Ankrava

Veikko Anttonen

Hkan Rydving

In order to make this book accessible to a broad, non-specialist readership, Greek and Latin sources are not referred to by means of the abbreviations preferred by most classical scholars. Instead, the following conventions have been adopted:

For works that have widely known English titles, these have been used: Platos Republic, the Iliad, or Hesiods Works and Days.

Where only one source text by an author survives, references are to the authors name. Thus, chapters refer to Livy, and leave the title of his work Ex urbe condita implicit.

Other sources are on their first occurrence in a chapter identified by the name of the author, followed by full Latin title and an English translation placed in parentheses; for example, Arnobius Adversus nationes (Against the pagans). On subsequent occurrences in the same chapter, the English titles are used. Exceptions to this rule are works whose Latin titles verge on being untranslatable proper names: Clement of Alexandria Protrepticus; Ovid Amores.

Most classical sources have been published and translated in numerous editions and are also available online. They are thus easily accessible in a wide range of translations, versions and formats, and unless references are to specific translations, further bibliographic information for Latin and Greek sources is not provided in the reference list at the back of this volume.

Bdr	Baldrs draumar: see G. Jnsson (ed.) 1954. Eddukvi 12. Akureyri.
Bsa saga ok Herraus	See G. Jnsson (ed.) 1954. Fornaldar sgur Norurlanda 3. Akureyri.
CIL	Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum.
CIMRM	Maarten J. Vermaseren 195660. Corpus Inscriptionum et Monumentorum Religionis Mithriacae, 2 vols. The Hague.
DK	Hermann Diels and Walther Kranz (eds) 1985. Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker. Zrich.
Egils saga	S. Nordal (ed.) 1933. Egils saga Skalla-Grmsonar. Reykjavk.
Eriks saga vifrla	See G. Jnsson & B. Vilhjlmsson (eds) 19434. Fornaldar sgur Norurlanda 3. Reykjavk.
ET	H. Rix, G. Meiser, F. Kouba, D. Steinbauer, L. Rbekeil et al. (eds) 1991. Etruskische Texte. Editio minor, 2 vols.). Tbingen.
Eyr	E.. Sveinsson & M. rarson (eds) 1935. Eyrbyggjasaga. Reykjavk.
Flat	Flateyarbk IIII. 186068. Christiania.
Fragmenta Graecorum Historiarum (FGrHist)	F. Jacoby 1923. Fragmente der griechischen Historiker. Berlin.
Gisla saga Srsonar	See B. K. rlfsson & G. Jnsson (eds) 1943. Vestfiringa sgur. Reykjavk.
Glf	Gylfaginning. In Snorri Sturluson 2005. The Prose Edda, J. Byock (trans.). London.
Glossaria Latina Lindsay	W. M. Lindsay (ed.) 1913. Glossaria Latina iussu Academiae britannicae edita (Societ anonyme dedition Les Belles Lettres), 2nd edn, vol. 4. Oxford.
Grm	Grmnisml: see G. Jnsson (ed.) 1954. Eddukvi 12. Akureyri.
Hkonar heribres saga	See F. Jnsson (ed.) 1911. Heimskringla. Noregs konungsgur. Copenhagen.
Hkonarml	Part of the Sgu Hkonar goi, in F. Jnsson (ed.) 1911. Heimskringla. Noregs konungsgur. Copenhagen.
Hlfdanar saga svarta	See F. Jnsson (ed.) 1911. Heimskringla. Noregs konungasgur. Copenhagen.
Hallfrear saga	See E.. Sveinsson (ed.) 1949. Vatnsdla saga. Reykjavk.
Hr	Hrbarslj: see G. Jnsson (ed.) 1954b. Eddukvi 12. Akureyri.

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