Religion in Late Roman Britain explores the changes in religion over the fourth century; the historical background for these changes and the forces which contributed to them.
Religion in Late Roman Britain explores the changes in religion over the fourth century; the historical background for these changes and the forces which contributed to them.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Dorothy Watts is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Classics and Ancient History, University of Queensland and is a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London. She is the author of Christians and Pagans in Roman Britain (1991).
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List of Figures Preface 1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AD 294-360: The Empire: Diocletian Constantine and his House Britain: Paganism and the Rise of Christianity 2. THE PAGAN REVIVAL OF THE LATE FOURTH CENTURY AD 360-90: The Paganism of Julian Paganism under Julian's Successors Paganism at Rome The Survival and Revival of Paganism in Britain 3. CLOSURE OF THE TEMPLES AND BEYOND: Paganism and its Survival in Britain The Nature of the Pagan Revival in Britain Christianity and its Fate Political Events in Late Fourth Century and their Effects on Christianity 4. FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE REVIVAL OF PAGANISM: Decapitated Burials Combs in Late Romano-British Burials 5.THE ECONOMY AND RELIGION IN THE LATE PERIOD: The Economy in the Fourth Century Reasons for Decline in the Economy Effects on Religion 6. THE QUESTION OF SYNCRETISM: Inscriptions and Temples The Evidence of the Cemeteries Syncretism in Religious Art 7. CHANGE AND CONTINUITY Appendix 1: Religion and the Fasti 353-94 Appendix 2: A Lead Tank Fragment from Brough Notts (Roman Crococalana) Notes Bibliography: Archaeological and Secondary Sources Index.
List of Figures Preface 1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AD 294-360: The Empire: Diocletian Constantine and his House Britain: Paganism and the Rise of Christianity 2. THE PAGAN REVIVAL OF THE LATE FOURTH CENTURY AD 360-90: The Paganism of Julian Paganism under Julian's Successors Paganism at Rome The Survival and Revival of Paganism in Britain 3. CLOSURE OF THE TEMPLES AND BEYOND: Paganism and its Survival in Britain The Nature of the Pagan Revival in Britain Christianity and its Fate Political Events in Late Fourth Century and their Effects on Christianity 4. FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR THE REVIVAL OF PAGANISM: Decapitated Burials Combs in Late Romano-British Burials 5.THE ECONOMY AND RELIGION IN THE LATE PERIOD: The Economy in the Fourth Century Reasons for Decline in the Economy Effects on Religion 6. THE QUESTION OF SYNCRETISM: Inscriptions and Temples The Evidence of the Cemeteries Syncretism in Religious Art 7. CHANGE AND CONTINUITY Appendix 1: Religion and the Fasti 353-94 Appendix 2: A Lead Tank Fragment from Brough Notts (Roman Crococalana) Notes Bibliography: Archaeological and Secondary Sources Index.
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