Women Patrons and Mothers in Associations and the New Testament

Chapter 1: Benefactors, Associations, and Women in Early Christ Groups
1.1 Situating Inscriptional Analysis of Women Benefactors in the Field of New Testament Studies - 1.1 Situating Inscriptional Analysis of Women Benefactors - 1.2 Women Patrons and Mothers as Comparanda - 1.3 Methodology - 1.4 Outline of the Book

Chapter 2: Patrons and Mothers in the Latin West
2.1 Overview: The Big Picture of Women Benefactors in the Roman West - 2.1 The Big Picture of Women Benefactors (Roman West) - 2.2 Case Studies: Specific Inscriptions with Women Patrons and Mothers - 2.2 Case Studies: Inscriptions with Women Patrons and Mothers - 2.3 Assessment: Hemelrijk's thesis in the West, with additional evidence - 2.3 Assessment: Hemelrijk's thesis in the West - 2.4 Conclusion: Women as Patrons and Mothers in the Latin West

Chapter 3: Patrons and Mothers in the Greek East
3.1 Regional Distinctions: The Greek East, and Asia Minor in Particular - 3.2 Overview: The Big Picture of Benefactors in the Greek East - 3.3 Case Studies: Specific Inscriptions with Women Patrons and Mothers - 3.4 Concluding Assessment: Patrons and Mothers in the Greek East

Chapter 4: Phoebe of Cenchreae
4.1 Incorporating Scholarship on Women in the Ancient Mediterranean - 4.1 Scholarship on Women in the Ancient Mediterranean - 4.2 Understanding Phoebe in the Ancient Mediterranean World - 4.3 Conclusion

Chapter 5: Prisca and the Women of Pauline Christ Groups
5.1 Hosts of Early Christ Groups - 5.2 Prisca, with Aquila - 5.3 Other Women Leaders of the Christ Groups in the Pauline Letters

Chapter 6: Conclusion
6.1 Retrospect - 6.2 Prospects