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Item Number: 126873
Title: The City in the Classical and Post-Classical World : Changing Contexts of Power and Identity
Author: Rapp, Claudia ; H.A. Drake (eds)
Price: Not Available
ISBN: 9781107032668
Description: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014. 26cm., hardcover, 243pp., 10 color illus. Contents: 1. A covenant between gods and men: hiera kai hosia and the Greek polis Josine Blok. 2. Hellenistic imperialism and the ideal of world unity Rolf Strootman. 3. Lawyers and citizens from republic to empire: Gaius on the Twelve Tables and Antonine Rome Jill Harries. 4. Laws' empire: universalism and legal practice Caroline Humfress. 5. A most unusual empire: Rome in the fourth century Bryan Ward-Perkins. 6. Mobility and identity between the second and the fourth century CE: the 'cosmopolitization' of the Roman Empire Claudia Moatti. 7. City and citizenship as Christian metaphors in the Greek fathers Claudia Rapp. 8. Church-festival-temple: reimagining civic topography in late antiquity Susanna Elm. 9. Leo the Great: responses to crisis and the shaping of a Christian cosmopolis Michele Renee Salzman. 10. The battle of the maps in a Christian empire Emily Albu. 11. Topographies of power in late antiquity and beyond H. A. Drake.
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