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Impulsore Chresto : opposition to Christianity in the Roman Empire c. 50-250 AD
Impulsore Chresto : opposition to Christianity in the Roman Empire c. 50-250 AD
상세정보
- 자료유형
- 단행본 서양서
- 최종처리일시
- 20100414153555
- ISBN
- 9783631567784 (pbk.)
- ISBN
- 3631567782 (pbk.)
- 언어부호
- 본문언어 - eng, 원저작언어 - dan
- DDC
- 272.1-22
- 청구기호
- 272.1 E57i
- 저자명
- Engberg, Jakob , 1971-
- 서명/저자
- Impulsore Chresto : opposition to Christianity in the Roman Empire c. 50-250 AD Jakob Engberg ; translated by Gregory Carter
- 발행사항
- Frankfurt am Main : Lang, c2007
- 형태사항
- 349 p ; 23 cm
- 총서명
- Early Christianity in the context of antiquity. 1862-197X = v. 2
- 주기사항
- Based on pt. 3 of the author's Ph.D. dissertation Reaktioner pe kristendommen i Romerriget c.50-250 e. Kr., 2004, Institut for Historie, Kultur og Samfundsbeskrivelse, Syddansk Universitet.
- 서지주기
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [335]-349)
- 초록/해제
- 요약Impulsore Chresto reassesses opposition to Christianity AD 50-250. The Roman authorities' persecutions have caught the attention of both the public, intrigued by martyrs, and scholars, arguing that executions were relatively rare. The latter is not challenged, but the executions are placed in context as the most dramatic aspect of a spectrum of opposition including rumors, polemic, harassment and accusations. Such opposition was taken for granted and rarely described. But studying the preserved texts on trials against Christians it appears that even here the roles of relatives, plaintiffs, spectators or local officials were crucial. There were as many reasons for opposition as opponents, but some motives reappear in clusters: Christians were perceived as superstitious and ungodly, as endangering peace with the gods and social order.
- 기타저자
- Engberg, Jakob , 1971- ; Reaktioner pa? kristendommen i Romerriget c.50-250 e. Kr.
- 기타저자
- Carter, Gregory.
- 기타저자
- Ulrich, Jo@rg
- 기타저자
- Ulrich, Jorg
- 통일총서명
- ECCA ; 2
MARC
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■440 0▼aEarly Christianity in the context of antiquity▼x1862-197X▼vv. 2
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■520 ▼aImpulsore Chresto reassesses opposition to Christianity AD 50-250. The Roman authorities' persecutions have caught the attention of both the public, intrigued by martyrs, and scholars, arguing that executions were relatively rare. The latter is not challenged, but the executions are placed in context as the most dramatic aspect of a spectrum of opposition including rumors, polemic, harassment and accusations. Such opposition was taken for granted and rarely described. But studying the preserved texts on trials against Christians it appears that even here the roles of relatives, plaintiffs, spectators or local officials were crucial. There were as many reasons for opposition as opponents, but some motives reappear in clusters: Christians were perceived as superstitious and ungodly, as endangering peace with the gods and social order.
■650 0▼aPersecution▼xHistory▼yEarly church, ca. 30-600
■650 0▼aChristianity and other religions▼xRoman
■650 0▼aChurch history▼yPrimitive and early church, ca. 30-600
■651 0▼aRome▼xReligion.
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■7001 ▼aUlrich, Jo@rg
■7001 ▼aUlrich, Jorg
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