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The Function of Mythology and Religion in Ancient Greek Society

Cara Leigh Sailors

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An academic thesis examining how mythology and religion shaped ancient Greek society, politics, and culture. Analyzes the role of gods, oracles, and ritual practices in everyday Greek life.

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