Chapter 13 Human Sacrifices: Can They Be Justified?

In: Plutarch’s Religious Landscapes
Author:
Carlos Alcalde-Martín
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239–255
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004443549_015

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Series:  Brill's Plutarch Studies, Volume: 6
Cover Plutarch’s Religious Landscapes
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9789004443549
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
17 Nov 2021
Front Matter
Introduction
Part 1 An Introductory Survey of Plutarch’s Religious Landscape
Part 2 Plutarch’s Theology, Notion of Religion, and Ethics
Chapter 2 Deaf to the Gods: Atheism in Plutarch’s De superstitione
Chapter 3 Plutarch on the Platonic Synthesis: A Synthesis
Chapter 4 Plutarch’s Monotheism and the God of Mathematics
Chapter 5 Plutarch’s Theonomous Ethics and Christianity: A Few Thoughts on a Much-Discussed Problem
Chapter 6 An End in Itself, or a Means to an End? The Role of Ethics in the Second Century: Plutarch’s Moralia and the Nag Hammadi Writings
Chapter 7 Reincarnation and Other Experiences of the Soul in Plutarch’s De facie: Two Case Studies
Chapter 8 The Conception of the Last Steps towards Salvation Revisited: The Telos of the Soul in Plutarch and Its Context
Chapter 9 Gods, Impiety and Pollution in the Life and Death of Phocion
Chapter 10 The Religiosity of (Greek and Roman) στρατηγοί
Chapter 11 La valeur de la tolma dans les Moralia de Plutarque
Part 3 Plutarch’s Testimony of Ancient Religion
Part 4 Some Glimpses of the Reception of Plutarch’s Religion
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