Dieser Band versammelt ausgewählte Studien Jan N. Bremmers zum Wechselspiel von Judentum, Christentum und paganer Religion im Römischen Reich. Der Autor behandelt eine weite Bandbreite von Themen, wie Pogrome, Geister, Opfer, Wunder, Mysterien, den Niedergang der traditionellen antiken Religion, die Bekehrung durch Konstantin und das Überleben paganer Religion.
Dieser Band versammelt ausgewählte Studien Jan N. Bremmers zum Wechselspiel von Judentum, Christentum und paganer Religion im Römischen Reich. Der Autor behandelt eine weite Bandbreite von Themen, wie Pogrome, Geister, Opfer, Wunder, Mysterien, den Niedergang der traditionellen antiken Religion, die Bekehrung durch Konstantin und das Überleben paganer Religion.
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Born 1944; 1979 PhD; 1978-90 Associate Professor for ancient history at the University of Utrecht; 1990-2009 Chair of Religious Studies at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies of the University of Groningen; 2019-20 Fellow at the Centre for Advanced Studies 'Beyond Canon,' Regensburg.
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Section I Jews and Judaism 1. Jews and Spartans: Abrahamic Cousins 2. Vergil and Jewish Literature 3. The First Pogrom? Religious Violence in Alexandria in AD 38? 4. Ioudaismos, Christianismos and the Parting of the Ways Section II Pagans and Christians II.1. The novel: Pagan and Christian 5. Priests and Priestesses in the Pagan and Christian Greek Novel 6. Ghosts, Resurrections and Empty Tombs in the Gospels, the Greek Novel and the Second Sophistic 7. Animal Sacrifice in the Novel and Late Antiquity 8. Eucharist and Agapê in the Later Second Century: The Apocryphal Acts and the Pagan Novel 9. Hellenistic and Roman Miracle Tales II.2. Mysteries 10. Imperial Mysteries 11. Philosophers and the Mysteries 12. Celsus and Origen on the Mysteries 13. Richard Reitzenstein's Die Hellenistischen Mysterienreligionen 14. Religion and the Mysteries in Arthur Darby Nock's Conversion Section III Early Christianity III.1. Various themes 15. Early Christian Human Sacrifice between Fact and Fiction 16. God against the Gods: Early Christians and the Worship of Statues 17. Where Did the Early Christians Meet? 18. The Portrait of the Apostle Paul in the Acts of Paul 19. Total Devotion in the Acts of Peter III.2. Martyrdom and Religious Violence 20. Tacitus and the Persecution of the Christians: An Invention of Tradition? 21. The Apocalypse of Peter as the First Christian Martyr Text: Its Date, Provenance and Relationship with 2 Peter 22. Imitation of Christ in the Passion of the Scillitan Martyrs? 23. Roman Judge vs. Christian Bishop: The Trial of Phileas during the Great Persecution 24. Religious Violence between Greeks, Romans, Christians and Jews III.3. Dating and locating 25. The Onomastics and Provenance of the Acts of Paul 26. The Place, Time and Author of the Ignatian Letters: An Onomastic Approach 27. Lucian's Peregrinus, the Letters of Ignatius and the Martyrdom of Polycarp 28. Author, Date and Provenance of the Protevangelium of James Section IV Late Antiquity 29. How Do We Explain the Quiet Demise of Graeco-Roman Religion? 30. The Conversion Vision of Constantine 31. Athanasius' Life of Antony: Marginality, Spatiality and Mediality 32. Paganism in the Hagiography of Asia Minor 33. Harnack and Late Antiquity
Section I Jews and Judaism 1. Jews and Spartans: Abrahamic Cousins 2. Vergil and Jewish Literature 3. The First Pogrom? Religious Violence in Alexandria in AD 38? 4. Ioudaismos, Christianismos and the Parting of the Ways Section II Pagans and Christians II.1. The novel: Pagan and Christian 5. Priests and Priestesses in the Pagan and Christian Greek Novel 6. Ghosts, Resurrections and Empty Tombs in the Gospels, the Greek Novel and the Second Sophistic 7. Animal Sacrifice in the Novel and Late Antiquity 8. Eucharist and Agapê in the Later Second Century: The Apocryphal Acts and the Pagan Novel 9. Hellenistic and Roman Miracle Tales II.2. Mysteries 10. Imperial Mysteries 11. Philosophers and the Mysteries 12. Celsus and Origen on the Mysteries 13. Richard Reitzenstein's Die Hellenistischen Mysterienreligionen 14. Religion and the Mysteries in Arthur Darby Nock's Conversion Section III Early Christianity III.1. Various themes 15. Early Christian Human Sacrifice between Fact and Fiction 16. God against the Gods: Early Christians and the Worship of Statues 17. Where Did the Early Christians Meet? 18. The Portrait of the Apostle Paul in the Acts of Paul 19. Total Devotion in the Acts of Peter III.2. Martyrdom and Religious Violence 20. Tacitus and the Persecution of the Christians: An Invention of Tradition? 21. The Apocalypse of Peter as the First Christian Martyr Text: Its Date, Provenance and Relationship with 2 Peter 22. Imitation of Christ in the Passion of the Scillitan Martyrs? 23. Roman Judge vs. Christian Bishop: The Trial of Phileas during the Great Persecution 24. Religious Violence between Greeks, Romans, Christians and Jews III.3. Dating and locating 25. The Onomastics and Provenance of the Acts of Paul 26. The Place, Time and Author of the Ignatian Letters: An Onomastic Approach 27. Lucian's Peregrinus, the Letters of Ignatius and the Martyrdom of Polycarp 28. Author, Date and Provenance of the Protevangelium of James Section IV Late Antiquity 29. How Do We Explain the Quiet Demise of Graeco-Roman Religion? 30. The Conversion Vision of Constantine 31. Athanasius' Life of Antony: Marginality, Spatiality and Mediality 32. Paganism in the Hagiography of Asia Minor 33. Harnack and Late Antiquity
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