Saints and Church Spaces in the Late Antique Mediterranean: Architecture, Cult, and Community

Ann Marie Yasin

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Introduction 1. Churches before architecture: approaches to sacred space in the early Christian world 2. Commemorative communities: the dead in early Christian churches 3. Topographies of honor and piety: praying for the Christian benefactor 4. At the center of it all? Framing space with saints 5. What saints do in church, part I: focusing communal prayer 6. What saints do in church, part II: community connections.

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