In general, Romans demonstrated extensive tolerance for the religions of other peoples living in their empire.

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Roman authorities were generally tolerant of other religions as long as they did not pose a threat to public order or challenge the authority of Rome. Many religious practices were allowed to continue, as long as they did not conflict with Roman beliefs and practices. The Romans also adopted and incorporated deities and practices from conquered peoples into their own religion.

In General, Romans Demonstrated Extensive Tolerance for the Religions of Other