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Ritual in the Ancient Mediterranean

Ritual, Gender, and the Body in the Early Christian World

Ritual, Gender, and the Body in the Early Christian World

Ritual in the Ancient Mediterranean

Ritual, Gender, and the Body in the Early Christian World

Ritual in the Ancient Mediterranean: Ritual, Gender, and the Body in the Early Christian World

 

This book explores the role of physical bodies, ritual technologies, healing practices, gender, and visual imagery in creating and sustaining religious meaning in antiquity. It is ideal for students and scholars working on the New Testament and early Christianity, and issues of ritual, gender, and the body in the early Christian world.

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Beschrijving Ritual in the Ancient Mediterranean: Ritual, Gender, and the Body in the Early Christian World

This book explores the role of physical bodies, ritual technologies, healing practices, gender, and visual imagery in creating and sustaining religious meaning in antiquity. It is ideal for students and scholars working on the New Testament and early Christianity, and issues of ritual, gender, and the body in the early Christian world.

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9781032915982
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272
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Ritual in the Ancient Mediterranean
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Engels
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