Drawing on a vast body of modern research, this volume offers an archaeological and historical overview of Antioch from its origins through late antiquity. It explores the city's built environment, the institutions that shaped it in fundamental ways, intellectual currents, and ecological setting.
Drawing on a vast body of modern research, this volume offers an archaeological and historical overview of Antioch from its origins through late antiquity. It explores the city's built environment, the institutions that shaped it in fundamental ways, intellectual currents, and ecological setting.
I. Beginnings: 1. The History of Antioch: written sources. A survey Catherine Saliou; 2. The Geomorphology of the Greater Antioch Region Stephen Batiuk; 3. Seleucid Antioch: from Colony to Capital Boris Chrubasiki; 4. Seleucia Pieria in the Seleucid Period Eduardo Garcia-Molina; 5. The Antioch mint: from Seleucus to the Roman Period Kevin Butcher; 6. Antioch and its Hellenistic Monuments Grégoire Poccardi; 7. Antioch's Visual Culture and its Hellenistic Past Elizabeth M. Molacek; II. The Making of a Capital: 8. Antioch as Provincial Capital Carlos F. Noreña; 9. Building Programs and Natural Disasters: the Archaeology of Roman and Late Antique Antioch Gunnar Brands and Andrea U. De Giorgi; 10. The City Walls of Antioch: How Many? Christiane Brasse; 11. Powerful springs and dangerous torrents on unsafe ground: The hydraulic engineering buildings of Antioch and Seleucia Pieria Mathias Döring; 12. Housing in Daphne: domestic architecture in the making Eric Morvillez; 13. The Antioch Mosaics: History, Chronology, and Theory Nicole L. Berlin and Amy C. Miranda; 14. Coinage of and in Antioch in the Late Antique and Early Byzantine Periods Alan M. Stahl; III. The People of Antioch: 15. Eighteen Women in Imperial Antioch Marilena Casella; 16. The Middle Classes in 4th-Century AD Antioch: Tradesmen and Craftsmen in the Testimonies of Libanius and John Chrysostom Andrea Pellizzari; 17. Antioch - a military metropolis? Jorit Wintjes; 18. Violence in Antioch Pawel Filipczak; 19. Antiochene Riots against Jews in Malalas' Chronicle Ari B. Finckelstein; 20. Speaking of Jews: Late Antique Antioch's Shifting Anti-Jewish Rhetoric Christine Shepardson; 21. Antioch and the Political Economy of Empire in the Age of Justinian Peter Sarris; IV. Religion: 22. The First Christians of Antioch Carson Bay; 23. Christian Antioch. A Portrait of the Bishops of the Local Church Konstantinos Bozinis; 24. Julian in Antioch Bernadette Cabouret-Laurioux; 25. The Churches of Antioch in the life of the City Wendy Mayer; 26. Who is Jesus Christ? Theological Controversies in Antioch (4th to 6th Century CE) Fréderic Alpi; V. Crises and Resilience: 27. Earthquakes and State Responses at Antioch: Hellenistic to Early Byzantine Jordan Pickett; 28. Disasters and Divine Wrath: Antioch in the Homilies and Histories of Late Antiquity Merle Eisenberg; 29. Infectious Disease and its Repercussions in Sixth-Century Antioch Lee Mordechai; 30. Memory and the city: Reflections from the Post-Interesting on Islamic Antioch Asa A. Eger.
I. Beginnings: 1. The History of Antioch: written sources. A survey Catherine Saliou; 2. The Geomorphology of the Greater Antioch Region Stephen Batiuk; 3. Seleucid Antioch: from Colony to Capital Boris Chrubasiki; 4. Seleucia Pieria in the Seleucid Period Eduardo Garcia-Molina; 5. The Antioch mint: from Seleucus to the Roman Period Kevin Butcher; 6. Antioch and its Hellenistic Monuments Grégoire Poccardi; 7. Antioch's Visual Culture and its Hellenistic Past Elizabeth M. Molacek; II. The Making of a Capital: 8. Antioch as Provincial Capital Carlos F. Noreña; 9. Building Programs and Natural Disasters: the Archaeology of Roman and Late Antique Antioch Gunnar Brands and Andrea U. De Giorgi; 10. The City Walls of Antioch: How Many? Christiane Brasse; 11. Powerful springs and dangerous torrents on unsafe ground: The hydraulic engineering buildings of Antioch and Seleucia Pieria Mathias Döring; 12. Housing in Daphne: domestic architecture in the making Eric Morvillez; 13. The Antioch Mosaics: History, Chronology, and Theory Nicole L. Berlin and Amy C. Miranda; 14. Coinage of and in Antioch in the Late Antique and Early Byzantine Periods Alan M. Stahl; III. The People of Antioch: 15. Eighteen Women in Imperial Antioch Marilena Casella; 16. The Middle Classes in 4th-Century AD Antioch: Tradesmen and Craftsmen in the Testimonies of Libanius and John Chrysostom Andrea Pellizzari; 17. Antioch - a military metropolis? Jorit Wintjes; 18. Violence in Antioch Pawel Filipczak; 19. Antiochene Riots against Jews in Malalas' Chronicle Ari B. Finckelstein; 20. Speaking of Jews: Late Antique Antioch's Shifting Anti-Jewish Rhetoric Christine Shepardson; 21. Antioch and the Political Economy of Empire in the Age of Justinian Peter Sarris; IV. Religion: 22. The First Christians of Antioch Carson Bay; 23. Christian Antioch. A Portrait of the Bishops of the Local Church Konstantinos Bozinis; 24. Julian in Antioch Bernadette Cabouret-Laurioux; 25. The Churches of Antioch in the life of the City Wendy Mayer; 26. Who is Jesus Christ? Theological Controversies in Antioch (4th to 6th Century CE) Fréderic Alpi; V. Crises and Resilience: 27. Earthquakes and State Responses at Antioch: Hellenistic to Early Byzantine Jordan Pickett; 28. Disasters and Divine Wrath: Antioch in the Homilies and Histories of Late Antiquity Merle Eisenberg; 29. Infectious Disease and its Repercussions in Sixth-Century Antioch Lee Mordechai; 30. Memory and the city: Reflections from the Post-Interesting on Islamic Antioch Asa A. Eger.
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