Prodigies in Republican Rome. The Absence of God

Klio 100 (2):480-500 (2018)
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Summary As opposed to the traditional view of the prodigium as a part of a divination that augurs divine wrath, in this article we regard episodes of prodigies as ancient societies’ expression of their connection with their gods. Prodigious episodes are the evidence of divine presence or absence within a community.

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