The Mediterranean Diaspora in Late Antiquity examines the fate of Greek and Latin-spreaking Jews living in the Mediterranean diaspora after the Roman emperor Constantine threw his patronage to the emerging orthodox (Nicene) Christian churches.
The Mediterranean Diaspora in Late Antiquity examines the fate of Greek and Latin-spreaking Jews living in the Mediterranean diaspora after the Roman emperor Constantine threw his patronage to the emerging orthodox (Nicene) Christian churches.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ross Shepard Kraemer is Professor Emerita of Religious Studies and Judaic Studies at Brown University, where she specialized in early Christianity and other religions of the Greco-Roman Mediterranean, including ancient Judaism. She holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. from Princeton University, and a B.A. from Smith College. Her many publications have focused particularly on gender and women's religions in the Greco-Roman Mediterranean, and on aspects of Jews and Judaism in the late antique Mediterranean diaspora.
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* Preface * Abbreviations * Chapter 1: The Absence of Evidence as the Evidence of Absence * Chapter 2: "Five hundred and forty souls were added to Christ" * The Letter of Severus of Minorca on the Conversion of the Jews early 5th century? * Chapter 3: "You Shall Have Freedom from Care...During My Reign" * Letter 51 The Emperor Julian to the Collectivity of the Jews March 1 363 (perhaps spurious) * Chapter 4: "The Sect of the Jews is Prohibited by no law" * Th 16.8.9 Theodosios I at Constantinople Sept 23 393 * Valentinian Gratian and Theodosios I (395) * Chapter 5: "Their synagogues shall remain in their accustomed peace" * CTh 16.8.12 Arkadios at Constantinople June 17 397 * Honorius Arkadios and Valentinian II 395-408 * Chapter 6: "No Synagogues shall be constructed from now on" * CTh 16.8.25 Theodosios II at Constantinople February 15 423 * Honorius and Theodosios II 408-423 * Chapter 7: "We deny to the Jews and to the pagani the right to practice law and to serve in the state service." * Sirmondian Constitution 6 Galla Placidia in the name of 5 year old Valentinian and Theodosios II Summer * 425 * Theodosios II in his majority 423-50 * Chapter 8: "We do not grant that their synagogues shall stand but want them to be converted in form to churches." * Novella 37 Justinian August 1 535 * In the Aftermath of Theodosios in the East 450-604 * Chapter 9: "In what has been allowed to them [the Jews] should not sustain any prejudice." * Gregory the Great to Victor bishop of Palermo Letters Book 8. no. 25 June 598 * In the Aftermath of Theodosios in the West 450-604 * Chapter 10: "Here rests Faustina aged 14 years 5 months...Two apostoli and two rebbites sang lamentations..." * Latin epitaph from Venosa Italy JIWE 1.86 Late 5th-early 6th century The Price of (Christian) Orthodoxy * Epilogue * Bibliography * Indices
* Preface * Abbreviations * Chapter 1: The Absence of Evidence as the Evidence of Absence * Chapter 2: "Five hundred and forty souls were added to Christ" * The Letter of Severus of Minorca on the Conversion of the Jews early 5th century? * Chapter 3: "You Shall Have Freedom from Care...During My Reign" * Letter 51 The Emperor Julian to the Collectivity of the Jews March 1 363 (perhaps spurious) * Chapter 4: "The Sect of the Jews is Prohibited by no law" * Th 16.8.9 Theodosios I at Constantinople Sept 23 393 * Valentinian Gratian and Theodosios I (395) * Chapter 5: "Their synagogues shall remain in their accustomed peace" * CTh 16.8.12 Arkadios at Constantinople June 17 397 * Honorius Arkadios and Valentinian II 395-408 * Chapter 6: "No Synagogues shall be constructed from now on" * CTh 16.8.25 Theodosios II at Constantinople February 15 423 * Honorius and Theodosios II 408-423 * Chapter 7: "We deny to the Jews and to the pagani the right to practice law and to serve in the state service." * Sirmondian Constitution 6 Galla Placidia in the name of 5 year old Valentinian and Theodosios II Summer * 425 * Theodosios II in his majority 423-50 * Chapter 8: "We do not grant that their synagogues shall stand but want them to be converted in form to churches." * Novella 37 Justinian August 1 535 * In the Aftermath of Theodosios in the East 450-604 * Chapter 9: "In what has been allowed to them [the Jews] should not sustain any prejudice." * Gregory the Great to Victor bishop of Palermo Letters Book 8. no. 25 June 598 * In the Aftermath of Theodosios in the West 450-604 * Chapter 10: "Here rests Faustina aged 14 years 5 months...Two apostoli and two rebbites sang lamentations..." * Latin epitaph from Venosa Italy JIWE 1.86 Late 5th-early 6th century The Price of (Christian) Orthodoxy * Epilogue * Bibliography * Indices
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