Pompéi. Promenades insolites. Religion Edited by Adolphe LABITTE

Edited by Adolphe LABITTE

François Cadiou and Sylvie Pittia: Foreword 11 Nicole Belayche: Approaching “religion” in the Roman world today: renewed paradigms and new tools 19 Yann Berthelet: Religion and political life under the Roman Republic - The example of public divination 41 Alberto Dalla Rosa: The religious aspects of the exercise of imperial power 65 Gabrielle Frija: Imperial cults and imperial power: diffusion and simulation of the cults of the emperors in the Roman world 77 Daniele Miano: Conceptual divinities and power in Roman polytheism 95 Christophe Schmidt Heidenreich: The Roman army and the imperial cult 113 Françoise Van Haeperen: Public cults

Four acts to narrate its thwarted history from the 1840s to the 1930s

Contemporary architects are interested in his conception of the relationship between wall and structure and the role that decoration plays in architecture

Pompéi. Promenades insolites. Religion Edited by Adolphe LABITTEYou left. On a whim, on a whim, on a whim. Hail Campania! Hail Vesuvius! See Naples and run. You walk in the footsteps of Goethe and Mozart, Dumas and Gautier, Stendhal and Taine, Nerval and Freud. Above all, take your time, the time for a walk. The only good visit is by leaps and bounds, according to your desire, your mood, your tastes, your state of mind. Before so many bodies forever asleep, you feel alive. Ghosts of actors speak in the theater,