Christianity, empire, and the making of religion in late antiquity

Christianity, empire, and the making of relig...
Jeremy M. Schott, Jeremy M. Sc...
Christianity, empire, and the making of religion in late antiquity by Jeremy M. Schott, Jeremy M. Schott
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English
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254
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Christianity, empire, and the making of religion in late antiquity
2008, University of Pennsylvania Press
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Table of Contents

Introduction: identity politics in the later Roman Empire
Philosophers, apologists, and empire
Porphyry on Greeks, Christians, and others
Vera religio and falsae religiones: Lactantius's divine institutes
What difference does an emperor make? apologetics and imperial ideology in Constantine's oration to the saints and imperial letters
From Hebrew wisdom to Christian hegemony: Eusebius of Caesarea's apologetics and panegyrics
Epilogue: empire's palimpsest
Appendix: Porphyry's polemics and the great persecution.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. ) and index.

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Philadelphia
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Dewey Decimal Class
270.1
Library of Congress
BR165 .S398 2008, BR165.S398 2008

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p. cm.
Number of pages
254

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Open Library
OL16637066M
ISBN 13
9780812240924
LCCN
2008007809
OCLC/WorldCat
183261729
LibraryThing
8332543
Goodreads
6449300

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OL11869527W

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