As the Roman Empire expanded, the gods/religious practices of its conquered territories were often adopted by Roman citizens themselves - gods such as Isis, Mithras, Sabazios and Serapis. Was there any pushback against this kind of religious syncretism in Roman society? | AskHistorians Archive Observer

As the Roman Empire expanded, the gods/religious practices of its conquered territories were often adopted by Roman citizens themselves - gods such as Isis, Mithras, Sabazios and Serapis. Was there any pushback against this kind of religious syncretism in Roman society?

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Lots more could be said, but you might find this previous post interesting. I'll happily answer any follow-ups!