>>5707
Even thought we latin speaking people have a lot of respect for our roman heritage, our older heritages also drag a lot of attention, but its not the same. You must note that Rome was just one city, even the rest of the Italic Peninsula was at war with the city at some point, seriously. The only people who would bother to practise Roman paganism are Romans themselves and maybe some italians, but for example, in the South of Italy, there was the Greeks, in the North, the Etruscans, and the depper you go into the Alps, the more Celt and Germanic it becomes.
Also, the Romans didnt really imposed their religious beliefs in the way christians did, since indoeuropean politheistic religions, were most of the times really receptive to new deities and practices, sincretism was fairly common; the more Gods, the better, the question was to gather favours. For example, in Gallaecia we know a lot of roles of local gods because during the roman times, the name of the local god and the roman were putted together, in a sincretist way of praising all the possibilities. The real abolition of our ancestral cults came with Christianity, not before.