evoked gods, although recognized in Rome as official deities, remained separated from the other foreign deities: only them, as regards Italy, were classified as peregrina sacra of the captured enemy [...] city’s tutelary deity [21] , such as the nomen Latinum of the city itself. Then the author dwells on the various deities proposed in the tradition as Rome’s secret one: Iuppiter, Luna, Angerona [...] even if likely. During the Second Punic War, as Servius states, constat {{ ... }} exoratam Iunonem : the historical fact is put forward as comparison to the myhical moving of Juno from Carthago

concerning the descent into hell as they can assist our understanding of the chronological succession of the events as reported in the epistle. These can be described as follows: the death of Christ (1 [...] or rightful questions regarding the actions of Jesus and as to where He was during the time between His death and His resurrection. He does this as he wishes to explain every aspect of the most important [...] the spirits who are in prison, some scholars see them as the fallen angels of Genesis 6,1-6, which are referred to in the Epistle of Jude v. 6 as well, in the 2 Pt. 2,4 and in several passages of the Book