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What were the common religious practices in ancient Rome? What was the government’s role in religion?
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In ancient Rome, religion played a central role in daily life, with many gods and goddesses being worshipped. The most common religious practices in ancient Rome included sacrifices, festivals, and rituals.

Sacrifices were made to honor the gods and to seek their favor, and various rituals were observed to ensure the gods' goodwill. Festivals were held throughout the year, celebrating special occasions such as the harvest, military triumphs, and various gods and goddesses. Gladiatorial games were also held as a form of entertainment and religious celebration.

The government played an important role in religion in ancient Rome. The state religion of Rome was polytheistic, meaning the worship of many gods. The Roman government sponsored and regulated religious rituals and festivals. The emperor was also considered a religious figure and was worshipped as a living god. The role of the government in religion continued until the Roman Empire's conversion to Christianity in the 4th century AD.
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