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A 20th-century revival of interest in the worship of nature, fertility, etc., as represented by various deities. Revived or new heathenism.

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  • She was known for her neopaganism.
  • As for paganism (or "neopaganism," as the modern practice is called) some scholars also see an open-source ethos built directly into its foundation.
  • At the curia, he was close to the Roman Academy, which had a reputation for neopaganism.
  • Faced with rising neopaganism, the decadency of customs in Rome and Florence, it was enough to ask that people follow the Gospel to be branded as severe censors.
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