Families and friends in late Roman Cappadocia

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Preface Introduction FATHERS AND SONS 1. Adopting a Father: Basil and Basil the Elder 2. Sigh Like a Lover, Obey Like a Son: Gregory of Nazianzus and Gregory the Elder 3. Forgotten Brothers 4. Was Always the Father MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS 5. Hollow Out a Stone: Nonna and Gorgonia 6. Her Mother's Cloak: Emmelia and Macrina 7. Was God the Married? Virginity and Social Extinction FRIENDSHIP 8. Soul in Your Letter: The Emotional Life of Letters 9. Best of Friends: The Friends of Basil and Gregory of Nazianzus 10. Worst of Friends: The Friendship of Basil and Gregory of Nazianzus Epilogue: A Fourth Cappadocian Abbreviations Notes Editions and Translations 1. The Cappadocian Fathers 2. Ancient Authors and Texts Bibliography Index

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