Clelia Martínez Maza is a full professor in the Ancient History Area of the University of Malaga. Graduated in Geography and History from the Complutense University of Madrid, she obtained her doctorate in 1997 and has expanded her studies in Rome, Paris, Cambridge, Oxford and Harvard. His research activity has focused on the study of the mystery cults and their relations with Christianity, and on the Christianization of pagan religiosity between the 4th and 6th centuries, subjects to which he has dedicated various works published in specialized magazines and carried out in within research projects financed by the Directorate General for Science and Technology (DGCYT). In the volume Between Phoenicians and Visigoths, published by this editorial, she is the author of the chapters dedicated to Lower Imperial Hispania (4th century).