JULIA KINDT (FAHA) is Professor of Ancient History at the University of Sydney. Her books include The Trojan Horse and Other Stories: Ten Ancient Creatures that Make Us Human (Cambridge, 2024), Revisiting Delphi (Cambridge, 2016), and Rethinking Greek Religion (Cambridge, 2012).

• The individual, personal religion, and the city Julia Kindt; Part I. Contexts and Perspectives: 1. From anomaly to transgression: the individual and civic religious norms Jan Bremmer; 2. Personal religion and the religion of the oikos Lin Foxhall; 3. Magic as a form of personal religion Richard Gordon; 4. Philosophy and personal religion Gerd Van Riel; 5. Personal religious experience in theoric contexts James Collins II; 6. Personal religion and old comedy Robert Cowan; Part II. Beliefs and Practices: 7. Sacrifice Fred Naiden; 8. Dedications Tulsi Parikh; 9. Oracles and divination Julia Kindt; 10. Epiphany Georgia Petridou; 11. Prayer Daniel Hanigan; 12. Mystery cults Hans Beck; 13. Curse tablets, amulets, and spells Charlotte Spence; Part III. Individuals: 14. Herodotus Christopher Baron; 15. Xenophon Tanja Scheer; 16. Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides Barbara Graziosi and Linda McNulty Perez; 17. Pheidias Milette Gaifman; 18. The underworld painter Robin Osborne; 19. Plato Sol Tor; 20. Plutarch Rainer Hirsch-Luipold.

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JULIA KINDT (FAHA) is Professor of Ancient History at the University of Sydney. Her books include The Trojan Horse and Other Stories: Ten Ancient Creatures that Make Us Human (Cambridge, 2024), Revisiting Delphi (Cambridge, 2016), and Rethinking Greek Religion (Cambridge, 2012).

• The individual, personal religion, and the city Julia Kindt; Part I. Contexts and Perspectives: 1. From anomaly to transgression: the individual and civic religious norms Jan Bremmer; 2. Personal religion and the religion of the oikos Lin Foxhall; 3. Magic as a form of personal religion Richard Gordon; 4. Philosophy and personal religion Gerd Van Riel; 5. Personal religious experience in theoric contexts James Collins II; 6. Personal religion and old comedy Robert Cowan; Part II. Beliefs and Practices: 7. Sacrifice Fred Naiden; 8. Dedications Tulsi Parikh; 9. Oracles and divination Julia Kindt; 10. Epiphany Georgia Petridou; 11. Prayer Daniel Hanigan; 12. Mystery cults Hans Beck; 13. Curse tablets, amulets, and spells Charlotte Spence; Part III. Individuals: 14. Herodotus Christopher Baron; 15. Xenophon Tanja Scheer; 16. Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides Barbara Graziosi and Linda McNulty Perez; 17. Pheidias Milette Gaifman; 18. The underworld painter Robin Osborne; 19. Plato Sol Tor; 20. Plutarch Rainer Hirsch-Luipold.

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JULIA KINDT (FAHA) is Professor of Ancient History at the University of Sydney. Her books include The Trojan Horse and Other Stories: Ten Ancient Creatures that Make Us Human (Cambridge, 2024), Revisiting Delphi (Cambridge, 2016), and Rethinking Greek Religion (Cambridge, 2012).

• The individual, personal religion, and the city Julia Kindt; Part I. Contexts and Perspectives: 1. From anomaly to transgression: the individual and civic religious norms Jan Bremmer; 2. Personal religion and the religion of the oikos Lin Foxhall; 3. Magic as a form of personal religion Richard Gordon; 4. Philosophy and personal religion Gerd Van Riel; 5. Personal religious experience in theoric contexts James Collins II; 6. Personal religion and old comedy Robert Cowan; Part II. Beliefs and Practices: 7. Sacrifice Fred Naiden; 8. Dedications Tulsi Parikh; 9. Oracles and divination Julia Kindt; 10. Epiphany Georgia Petridou; 11. Prayer Daniel Hanigan; 12. Mystery cults Hans Beck; 13. Curse tablets, amulets, and spells Charlotte Spence; Part III. Individuals: 14. Herodotus Christopher Baron; 15. Xenophon Tanja Scheer; 16. Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides Barbara Graziosi and Linda McNulty Perez; 17. Pheidias Milette Gaifman; 18. The underworld painter Robin Osborne; 19. Plato Sol Tor; 20. Plutarch Rainer Hirsch-Luipold.

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