From Roman to early Christian Thessalonikē : studies in religion and archaeology

Abstract

* Introduction * Late Antiquity and Christianity in Thessalonike: Aspects of a Transformation * Voluntary Associations in Roman Thessalonike: In Search of Identity and Support in a Cosmopolitan Society * Of Memories and Meals: Greco-Roman Associations and the Early Jesus-Group at Thessalonike *Gazing Upon the Invisible: Archaeology, Historiography, and the Elusive Women of 1 Thessalonians * Second Thessalonians, the Ideology of Epistles, and the Construction of Authority: Our Debt to the Forger * Early Christian Interpretation in Image and Word: Canon, Sacred Text, and the Mosaics of Moni Latomou * Social Status and Family Origin in the Sarcophagi of Thessaloniki * Locating Purity: Temples, Sexual Prohibitions, and a Difference in Thessalonike * Egyptian Religion in Thessalonike Aristotelis Mentzos Reflections on the Architectural History of the Tetrarchic Palace Complex at Thessaloniki * Christianization of Thessalonike: The Making of Christian Urban Iconography * Civic Identity in Christian Thessalonike * Glassware in Late Antique Thessalonike: Third to Seventh Centuries C.E.

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