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Maria Antiqua, built side by side with the Temple of Vesta, the two worships dwelling together as it were, for nearly a century; of the Christian burial-grounds; of the imperial mausoleum near S. Peter's; of the porticoes, several miles in length, which led from the centre of the city to the churches of S.
Peter, S. Paul, and S. Why should these constructions of monumental and historical character be expelled from the list of classical buildings?
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As for the countryside, the population had scarcely any contact with Christianity at all. This pattern broadly continued until the catastrophic defeat and death of Valens at the hands of the Goths at Hadrianople in AD. Theodosius I, who succeeded Valens in the East, refused the pontifex maximus title - accompanied in this by Gratian, the Western Emperor - and effectively proclaimed the Catholic Faith as defined in the Nicene creeds as the official religion of the Empire.
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Theodosius followed this by the prohibition of all pagan sacrifices; and when he was established as sole Emperor following Gratian's murder by his own troops a series of edicts were issued in AD and AD abolishing all pagan cults and ceremonies - including, for instance, the Olympic Games. This ended explicit civic pagan ceremonial - although the events themselves often continued with a superficial Christianisation.
Evidence exists for a continued underground existence for paganism among educated people a series of show-trials of officials accused of covert paganism took place in AD in Constantinople ; while remoter rural areas, such as Sardinia and parts of Spain, were at that date still said to be unconverted.
Paganism appears to have ceased to have any significant foothold only around AD.
Tom Hennell, Withington, Ches. Bull fighting in Spain is another brutal remnant of paganism which refuses to go away.
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Old religions don't die, they just become subsumed into another belief system. Christine Brandon-Jones, Battersea eepucbra lshtm. Our festivals celebrate life and love and we do our best to be grateful and protect the planet - this is the same as in Roman times. In England after the fall of the Roman Empire the Anglo-Saxon invaders brought institutional paganism with them and, despite the return of Christianity with St Augustine, this Germanic paganism continued.
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In the rest of Britain, and in other areas of the Roman Empire, Roman paganism, combined with older native Celtic paganism, continued underground and can still be found today. Admittedly many modern pagan practices are recent imports from the East, or even made up, but the genuine survival of pre-Christian beliefs - for example in our Christmas and May Morning festivals, Easter eggs, superstitions, hallowe'en, etc - is not in doubt.
Simon Chadwick, Oxford.