The book "Between Paganism and Christianity: a translation of the works of Seneca on Providence and Plutarch on the late punishment of God, together with notes, additional extracts from these writers and two essays on the subject of Greco-Roman life in the first century after Christ" is the result of the work of the authors - Charles William Supera, Plutarch and Lucius Annaeus Seneca. This book examines the transition period from pagan beliefs to the spread of Christianity, analyzes views on the nature of leadership and punishment in the ancient Roman world. Additional excerpts from the works of both authors help to better understand the context of their ideas. The book not only offers translations of outstanding philosophical works, but also contains interesting reflections on life in Greece and Rome in the first century after the birth of Christ. Its pages are full of discoveries that help to better understand the ancient Roman culture and its influence on the formation of the modern worldview. The book "Between Paganism and Christianity" will be a valuable source for lovers of antiquity and those interested in the spiritual development of mankind.