Predecessors and Rivals of Christianity: Studies in Religious History from 330 BC to AD 330, Volume 2 examines the religious context of the period from 330 BC. In this second part, the famous British historian Francis Ledge continues to examine the influence of the predecessors and rivals of Christianity on the formation of the faith during this period. It reveals the religious practices, philosophical teachings and cultural interactions of the time that contributed to the emergence and spread of Christianity in the ancient world. Through extensive study of historical sources and analysis of key figures, Francis Ledge recreates the complex landscape of religious life in the ancient world and highlights important aspects of the relationship between Christianity and other religions of the time. This book is a valuable contribution to the study of religious history and will inspire readers to deepen their understanding of the formation of the Christian tradition.