Religion at Carthage 800 BCE-439 CE : From Baal-Hammon to Christ (Vigiliae Christianae, Supplements)

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Religion at Carthage 800 BCE-439 CE : From Baal-Hammon to Christ (Vigiliae Christianae, Supplements)

Merdinger, Jane (EDT)/ Hoover, Jesse (EDT)/ Weatherwax, Nancy (EDT)

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 668 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9789004738584

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This volume investigates the rich spectrum of religious practices and beliefs at Carthage from its foundation until the end of Roman rule. Essays analyse the metropolis's Phoenician, Punic, and Graeco-Roman cults (all exhibiting a remarkable degree of assimilation and amalgamation), mystery cults, Judaism, and Manichaeism. A majority of essays comprehensively examine Christianity's development (including persecution, martyrdom, Montanism, and Donatism) within Carthage's multi-cultural environment. Utilizing methodologies from popular culture studies, biblical exegesis, cultural studies, and archaeology, contributors cover such innovative topics as: polytheistic religiosity; Jewish identity and devotional life based on a recently discovered ancient synagogue near Carthage; and challenges experienced by St. Augustine as a guest-preacher to rambunctious congregations at Carthage.

Acknowledgments

List of Maps and Figures

Select Abbreviations

Notes on Contributors

Introduction

Jane E. Merdinger, Jesse A. Hoover and Nancy Weatherwax

24 Foundational Perspectives on Carthage's Indigenous, Phoenician, and Punic Heritage

Jane E. Merdinger

25 Keeping a Secret: the Mystery Cults of Isis and Sarapis in Carthage and Its Territory

Alexander Evers

26 "Don't Tell ..."—More Mystery Cults in Carthage and Its Territory: Magna Mater and Mithras

Alexander Evers

27 Reconsidering the Religious Legacy of Punic Carthage

David L. Riggs

28 Traditions of Divine Patronage in Roman Carthage

David L. Riggs

29 Jews at Carthage: Real and Rhetorical

Claudia Setzer

30 Jewish Devotional Life in Carthage in Light of New Archaeological Finds

Karen B. Stern

31 Early Christianity at Carthage ca. 180-230 CE

William Tabbernee

32 Montanism in Roman North Africa

William Tabbernee

33 Baptism at Carthage in the Third Century: Beliefs and Practices

Robin M. Jensen

34 Eucharistic Meals and Assemblies in Early Third-Century Carthage

Andrew McGowan

35 Persecution and Martyrdom at Carthage

Lucy Grig

36 Christianity and Sacred Texts in Carthage ca. 180 to 258 CE

Jonathan Yates

37 Christianity in the Mid-third Century at Carthage: Conflicts and Schisms

Geoffrey D. Dunn

38 Christianity and Sacred Texts in Carthage after 258 CE

Jonathan Yates

39 Manichaeism in Carthage and Beyond

J. Kevin Coyle

40 Donatism in Carthage until 411

David E. Wilhite

41 Assessing the Role of Cyprian at the Conference of Carthage (411)

Matthew Gaumer

42 Identity Formation in Donatist Pre-baptismal Catechesis

Alden Bass

43 Philosophical Circles at Carthage

Kenneth B. Steinhauser

44 Augustine's Sermons on Religious Life in Carthage: Pagans, Christians, and Jews

Hubertus R. Drobner

45 Asceticism in Carthaginian Religious Life: Pagan, Jewish, and Christian

Carole Monica Burnett

46 Christianity and the Roman State: the View from Carthage

Angelo Di Berardino

Conclusion

Jane E. Merdinger, Jesse A. Hoover and Nancy Weatherwax

Index