Daily life of Christians in ancient Rome
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Daily life of Christians in ancient Rome
（Greenwood Press "Daily life through history" series）
Greenwood Press, 2007
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [193]-198) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Christians in ancient Rome were a persecuted minority, living in communities of worship and sometimes in fear. Despite this, their daily lives were largely similar to that of the Romans they lived among. This volume explores the private and public daily lives of Christians in the ancient Roman world—primarily in the city of Rome—from the death of Jesus to Emperor Constantine's legalization of Christianity in 354 C.E. From the New Testament's vivid descriptions of the earliest Christians, the followers of Jesus of Nazareth, to the archaeological evidence from ancient Rome itself (catacombs, inscriptions, etc.), to the bloody accounts of the Roman states occasional persecution of Christians, this compelling title in the Greenwood Daily Life through History series brings to vivid life the ancient Christians of the Roman empire.
Thematic chapters examine the day to day behavior of Christians in the Roman world , including the conversion of Gentiles, religious practices and afterlife, food, housing and clothing, interaction with paganism, and private and public life.
目次
Preface Acknowledgments Chronology 1 Introduction 2 The City of Rome 3 Competition with Other Religions 4 Rome's Initial Contact with Christians 5 Private Life 6 Public Life 7 Interaction with Paganism 8 Religious Life 9 Afterlife 10 Impact of Christianity Glossary Bibliography Index
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