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The Faith of the Hellenes is Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff’s monumental study of ancient Greek religion, widely regarded as one of the foundational works of modern classical scholarship. Rather than treating Greek religion as a system of doctrines, Wilamowitz presents it as a lived order of life: a world of cult, ritual practice, mythic poetry, and civic tradition through which the Greeks experienced the divine. Drawing on literature, inscriptions, and archaeological evidence, Wilamowitz traces the development of the Panhellenic gods and the religious imagination of the Greek world, illuminating the deep connections between worship, myth, and historical change. His work remains indispensable for understanding not only Greek religion itself, but also the intellectual origins of classical philology and the study of antiquity. This volume offers a new English translation of the first part of Wilamowitz’s classic Der Glaube der Hellenen.