Blended Beliefs

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This study delves into the intricate religious landscape of ancient Britain during its contact with the Romans, highlighting the coexistence and cultural exchange that characterized this period. As the Romans practiced a diverse array of religions in their pursuit of Pax Deorum (peace with the gods), they introduced the Britons to new ideas and concepts, leading to a fascinating blend of traditions.

The focal point of this cultural fusion and religious syncretism is the Southwest region of Britain, where gods from both Roman and British cultures fused together or took on new hybrid forms. Among these deities, Sulis Minerva and Mercury emerge as particularly