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Mind Map by Declan Wiseman, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Declan Wiseman
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Roman Religion
- Sacrifices
- To keep on good terms with god
- So prayers are answered
- Safe voyage
- Successful business venture
- Birth
- Safe voyage
- So prayers are answered
- To keep on good terms with god
- Epicurean
- Ataraxia and freedom of anxiety
- Pleasure sole good, pain sole evil
- Pleasures were differentiated: more refined pleasures superior in terms of quantity and durability, in comparison to coarser pleasures ie drinking
- Pleasures were differentiated: more refined pleasures superior in terms of quantity and durability, in comparison to coarser pleasures ie drinking
- You should get something in return for friendship
- Seclusion from politics
- Founded by Epicurus
- Followed traditional Greek
religion but warned that one
should avoid holding false
opinions about the gods
- Followed traditional Greek
religion but warned that one
should avoid holding false
opinions about the gods
- Pleasure attained by pursuing only simple needs that are easily satisfied even by the poor
- Soul, god, world made up of physical matter/atoms. Soul dies with body- won't feel death. No need for fear of gods
- Ataraxia and freedom of anxiety
- Stoic
- Politics
- Cicero high purpose of public service
- Advocated suicide as way of ending unavoidable pain
- Believed that soul died with body at death
- Believed world would end in conflagration
- Founded by Zeno
- Human passions and physical desires must be regulated by reason
- Feel physical pain, but know that physical pain leaves the true reasoning self untouched
- The only good is to live in a state of wisdom and virtue
- Pursuing wisdom and virtue is
good because unlike physical
pleasure/material wealth,
wisdom and virtue are
matters of the intellect and
under the individuals control
- Politics
- Divination
- Haruspex
- Interpreted sacrifice to see if gods favoured
- Dissection of liver etc
- Interpreted sacrifice to see if gods favoured
- Augur
- Bird omens
- Bird omens
- Haruspex
- Unrecalled
- State religion
- 7 Roman gods promoted
- Ceres, Mars, Venus, Minerva, Diana, Apollo, Juno
- Just make life a damn money venture!!!
- Just make life a damn money venture!!!
- Ceres, Mars, Venus, Minerva, Diana, Apollo, Juno
- 7 Roman gods promoted
- Emperor was Pontifex Maximus, chief priest
- Worshipped in eastern provinces
- Worshipped in eastern provinces
- Britons
- Encouraged to identify with Roman God
- Celtic Sulis, merged with Minerva: Sulis Minerva
- Celtic Sulis, merged with Minerva: Sulis Minerva
- Encouraged to worship genius or protecting spirit of Emperor- linked with Roma
- Encouraged to identify with Roman God
- Romanisation via religion was successful
- Upper class looked to Rome to promote careers
- Reduces uprisings
- Creates sense of belonging
- Upper class looked to Rome to promote careers
- State religion
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