About the book: 2000 / Andre-Jean Festugier (1898-1982) - famous French classical scholar, specialist in Greek religion, priest of the Dominican Order. He is the author of such books as “The Religious Ideal of the Greeks and the Gospel” (1932), “Socrates” (1934), “The Revelation of Hermes Trismegistus” (I-II, 1944-49), “Epicurus and His Gods” (1946), translator and publisher of numerous works from antiquity. Personal Religion Among the Greeks was first published in 1954, in English, in Berkeley and Los Angeles, as the result of his lecture course at a local university. Republished in 1960. The author explores in it various aspects of the internal religious unity between man and deity, and traces the influence of religious ideas on the development of ancient spirituality. For the widest range of readers. An essay by A.-D is published in the appendix to the book. Suffrey “Portrait of Father André-Jean Festugière.” Translated into Russian for the first time.