Meals in a Social Context: Aspects of the Communal Meal in the Hellenistic and Roman World

Abstract

Introduction Salt, Fish, and the Sea in the Roman Empire The Roman Family at Dinner Roman Children at Mealtimes Eating with the Dead: the Roman Funerary Banquet Ut Graeco More Biberetur: Greeks and Romans on the Dining Couch Royal Banquets: the Development of Royal Banquets and Banqueting Halls from Alexander to the Tetrarchs The Sixth Hour is the Mealtime for Scholars: Jewish Meals in the Roman world The Common Meal in the Qumran-Essene Communities Sacred Meal and Social Meeting: Paul's Argument in 1 Cor. 11.17-34 Regulating Fellowship in the Communal Meal: Early Jewish and Christian Evidence Index of Names.

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