This book is a collection of lectures that were delivered at Yale University in 1922 and focuses on the concept of afterlife in Roman paganism. The author explores the various beliefs and practices of the Romans regarding death and the underworld, including their ideas about the soul and its journey through the afterlife. He also examines the role of the gods and goddesses in guiding the souls of the dead and the significance of rituals and sacrifices in ensuring safe passage into the afterlife. The book provides valuable insights into the religious beliefs and practices of ancient Rome and sheds light on the cultural context of the time. After Life in Roman Paganism Lectures Delivered at Yale University on the Silliman Foundation by Franz Cumont 1922 [Leather Bound] Introduction: In this book, Franz Cumont delves into the intricate world of Roman paganism and explores the concept of afterlife in ancient Rome. As one of the most prominent scholars of his time, Cumont offers a comprehensive understanding of the beliefs and practices of the Romans regarding death and the underworld.

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