A reassessment of the spread of Christianity in Western Europe. It examines one prominent Christian feast-Rogationtide¿in order to argue that the modern religious borders between Christianity, Judaism, and paganism did not exist in the early Middle ages.
A reassessment of the spread of Christianity in Western Europe. It examines one prominent Christian feast-Rogationtide¿in order to argue that the modern religious borders between Christianity, Judaism, and paganism did not exist in the early Middle ages.
Nathan J. Ristuccia is a historian specializing on the history of ancient and medieval Christianity. He received his doctorate in Medieval Studies from the University of Notre Dame. After working for several years as a Collegiate Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago, he now teaches Latin at Rockbridge Academy.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Abbreviations Introduction: Tales of Christianizations 1: The Fall of Rome and the Ascent of Rogationtide 2: Rome Purified: The Myth of Pagan Survival 3: Beating the Bounds of the Christian 4: Disrupting Rites and Profaning the Sacred 5: Praying Orthodoxy Conclusion: Ritual and Christianness Bibliography
List of Abbreviations Introduction: Tales of Christianizations 1: The Fall of Rome and the Ascent of Rogationtide 2: Rome Purified: The Myth of Pagan Survival 3: Beating the Bounds of the Christian 4: Disrupting Rites and Profaning the Sacred 5: Praying Orthodoxy Conclusion: Ritual and Christianness Bibliography
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