Rivisitando la nozione di ‘monoteismo pagano’

Abstract

The article reconsiders the notion of “pagan monotheism” in the Greco-Roman world, showing that henotheistic tendencies do not imply a real overcoming of polytheism. Through the analysis of Late Antique sources, it highlights the structural differences from Judeo-Christian monotheism, concluding that henotheism represents an incomplete form of monotheism.