Theology, Philosophy, Mythology and Ritual of Rome

Theology, Philosophy, Mythology and Ritual of Rome: Books

To Find Books Owned by the UNT Libraries:

*Search the UNT Libraries Online Catalog.  Choose the "subject" or "keyword" search options.
*Search names in the order of: last name, first name.  Example: Vitruvius, Pollio
*Other subject search examples: Rome Art, Rome Architecture
*Other keyword search examples: Rome and Art, Rome and Architecture, Vitruvius and Architecture, Pantheon and Hadrian, and "Domus Aurea".

To Find Books Available at Other Universities

Search the World Catalog to find books not owned by UNT.  The World Catalog contains more than 35 million records describing items owned by libraries around the world.  WorldCat does not include individual articles, stories in journals, magazines, newspapers, or book chapters.
*To find out if the UNT Libraries own the book, click on the title  and then "Libraries that own" link.  Books  not owned by the UNT Libraries may be borrowed through UNT's Inter-Library Loan Department.

Theology, Philosophy, Mythology and Ritual of Rome: Books

*These books are located in Reference on the first floor of the Willis Library (unless otherwise noted).

Rome 1300: on the Path of the Pilgrim  N7952.R6 K48 2000 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
Pagan Monotheism in Late Antiquity BL221 .P34 1999 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor) Encyclopedia of Monasticism BL631 .J85 1999 vols. 1-2
Encyclopedia of the Medieval World D114 .E55 2005
Symbols in Eastern and Western Art N7740 .H35 1994
A Latin-Greek Index of the Vulgate New Testament BS2303 .B47 1991
The Oxford Dictionary of Saints NA5453 .C76 2000
The Vulgate (Latin Bible-Gutenberg facsimile) Z241 .B58 1968b vols. 1-3 (Science and Technology Library)
Medieval Monasticism: Forms of Religious Life in Western Europe in the Middle Ages BX2470 .L39 1984 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
Personal Names Studies of Medieval Europe: Social Identity and Familial Structures CB351 .S83 v.43 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
Saints: Studies in Hagiography BX4662 .S24 1996 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
Signs and Wonders: Saints, Miracles, and Prayers from the 4th century to the 14th BX2465 .W37 1992  (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
Soldiers of Christ: Saints and Saints' Lives from Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages BX4659.E85 S65 1995 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)  
Pagan Rome and the Early Christians BR160.3 .B46 1984 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor)   Greek Mythography in the Roman World PA3070 .C36 2004 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)
The Myths of Rome BL803 .W57 2004 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor)
Roman Historical Myths: the Regal Period in Augustan Literature PA6019 .F5 1996 (Willis Library, 3rd Floor)  
Remus: a Roman Myth BL805 .W57 1995 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor)
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology DE5 .S7 vols. 1-3, (Willis Library, 2nd Floor)
An Introduction to Roman Religion BL803 .S3413 2003 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor) The Gods of Ancient Rome: Religion in Everyday Life from Archaic to Imperial Times BL802 .T8713 2001 (Willis Library, 2nd Floor)

Theology, Philosophy, Mythology and Ritual of Rome: Journal Articles

*To find journal articles, search the databases listed below.  Journals will have the most up-to-date, scholarly information on your topic. If accessing off campus, you will be asked for a username (EUID), and password (EagleMail password).
*Search names in the following manner: (last name, first).  Example: Julius II, Pope.  Examples of other keyword searches:  Pantheon and Hadrian and Gods; Mithras and Initiation and Roman and Soldier; "Sol Invictus" 

*If you don't find the full-text of the journal article in the databases, you will need to search the UNT Libraries Online Catalog, to determine if the UNT Libraries subscribes to the journal. To do this, click on the UNT Libraries Online Catalog, and choose the "journal title" search option, and type the title of the journal in the search box.
*If the UNT Libraries do not subscribe to the journal that has your journal article, then you can order a copy of the article from the UNT Libraries borrowing program known as Inter-Library Loan.

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