MIRACLES IN GRECO-ROMAN ANTIQUITY

Wendy J. Cotter · C. J.

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Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies Classical Antiquity Studies Biblical Studies and Interpretation

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Introduction. Chapter One: Gods and Heroes Who Heal Chapter Two: Exorcists and Exorcisms Chapter Three: Gods and Heroes Who Control Nature Chapter Four: Magic and Miracles Appendix A: Diseases and Doctors Appendix B: Jesus, Torah and Miracles Index of Texts. Index of Jesus Miracles. Bibiography.

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