Resetting Early Christian Rituals

Edited by Markus Vinzent.

This issue intends to link methodological questions, material, space and time, putting early Christian rituals into the discourse of ritual studies from the contemporary perspective and vice-versa. Sieben Beiträge, alle in englischer Sprache: Markus Vinzent: Searching for Early Christian Rituals. - Thomas R. Blanton IV: A Relational Account of Structure and Agency via 'Lived Ancient Religion' and the 'Processing Approach', with a Case Study of Circumcision in Ancient Judaism. - Jeremiah Coogan: Misusing Books. - Manea Erna Shirinian: Religious Individualisation in Early Christian Martyrdoms. - Maria E. Doerfler: The Churches are Empty, the Priests are Silent. - Carson Bay: Performing Anathema. - Clemens Leonhard: Double Origins of the Eucharist and the Degradation of Clergy in Antiquity. - Seiten 265-413 [= 149 Seiten], broschiert (RRE - Religion in the Roman Empire; Vol. 8 (2022), No. 3/Mohr Siebeck 2022) leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear