Marius the Epicurean


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Marius the Epicurean


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But supplementing these older official observances, the very wildest gods had their share of worship,--strange creatures with strange secrets startled abroad into open daylight. The delirious sort of religion of which Marius was a spectator in the streets of Rome, during the seven days of the Lectisternium, reminded him now and again of an observation of Apuleius: it was "as if the presence of the gods did not do men good, but disordered or weakened them."




Marius the Epicurean


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Marius is a boy living in the second century when Christianity was being tolerated and it was possile to compare it with the old religion of Numa and with the fashionable Stoic philosophy practiced by Emperor Marcus Aurelius, whose secretary Marius in time becomes.




Marius the Epicurean


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Marius the Epicurean


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Marius the Epicurean


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