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Sibylline Books

The Sibylline Books (Latin: Libri Sibyllini) were a collection of oracular utterances, set out in Greek hexameter verses, that, according to tradition, were purchased from a sibyl by the last King of Rome, Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, and consulted at momentous crises through the history of the Roman Republic and the Empire.

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Sibylline Books → According, AD, Aesculapius, After, Alamanni, Alaric, Alban Mount, Ammianus Marcellinus, An, Anio, Annales, Annales XV, Another, Apollo, Apostate, Appius Claudius, Aqua Marcia, Aqueducts, As Romans, Attalus
related to Bibliography · 59
Sibylline Books → AD, Alan, Alexandra, Alten Geschichte, BC, Beard, Bücher Roms, Cameron, Delphi, Diels, Encyclopædia Britannica, Fabius Pictor, Fischer, Folia, Funk, George, German, Gott Apollon, Griechenland, Gymnasium
related to Relationship with the Sibylline Oracles · 19
Sibylline Books → AD, Athenagoras, Athens, BC, Christian, Christians, Copies, Hesiod, Homer, Jewish, Josephus, Marcus Aurelius, Oracles, Roman Emperor, Roman Temple, Roman-Jewish, The Oracles, The Sibylline Oracles, They

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Homerinstance ofin the midst of a lengthy series of other classical and pagan references0.80text
Hesiodinstance ofin the midst of a lengthy series of other classical and pagan references0.80text
stating several times that all these works should already be familiar to the Roman Emperorinstance ofin the midst of a lengthy series of other classical and pagan references0.80text
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyBeard0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyMary0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyReligions0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyRome0.60section
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Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographySourcebook0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyCameron0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyAlan0.60section
Sibylline Booksrelated to BibliographyThe Last Pagans0.60section

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