Julia Hillner is Senior Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of Sheffield. She is co-editor, with Kate Cooper, of Religion, Dynasty, and Patronage in Early Christian Rome, 300-900 (2007).
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Introduction Part I. Punishment, Reform and Penance: 1. Philosophical and domestic foundations 2. Punishment and reform in early imperial legal thought 3. Christian principles of punishment 4. Punishment, reform and penance in late Roman law Conclusions Part II. Prison and Punishment: 5. The public prison in late antiquity 6. Private power and punitive confinement 7. Exile and confinement 8. Exile, prison and the Christian imagination Conclusions Part III. Prison and Penance: 9. Monastic confinement and ecclesiastical justice 10. Monastic confinement and imperial justice Conclusions Appendix I. Places of forced residence Appendix II. Places of exiles' confinement Appendix III. Places of monastic confinement.
Introduction Part I. Punishment, Reform and Penance: 1. Philosophical and domestic foundations 2. Punishment and reform in early imperial legal thought 3. Christian principles of punishment 4. Punishment, reform and penance in late Roman law Conclusions Part II. Prison and Punishment: 5. The public prison in late antiquity 6. Private power and punitive confinement 7. Exile and confinement 8. Exile, prison and the Christian imagination Conclusions Part III. Prison and Penance: 9. Monastic confinement and ecclesiastical justice 10. Monastic confinement and imperial justice Conclusions Appendix I. Places of forced residence Appendix II. Places of exiles' confinement Appendix III. Places of monastic confinement.
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