Ephesian Women in Greco-Roman and Early Christian Perspective

Name: Ephesian Women in Greco-Roman and Early Christian Perspective
Brand: Mohr Siebeck
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Elif Hilal Karaman(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im November 2018

XIII, 193 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Table of Figures
Chapter 1: Introduction
A. Place and Time
B. Sources and Analytical Categories
I. Early Christian Writings
II. Analytical Categories
III. Ephesian Greco-Roman Literary and Archaeological Evidence
IV. The "Women" in our Sources
C. Method
D. Terminology
Chapter 2: History of Scholarship
A. The Location: Ephesus
I. The Locality Argument
B. The Subject: Women
C. Outline of Chapters
Chapter 3: Social History of Ephesus
A. Ancient History of the City
B. The Principate
I. The Legal Situation in Ephesus
C. The Temple of Artemis and Imperial Cult Temples
D. Domestic Life
E. Conclusion
Chapter 4: Marriage
A. Who Makes Up a Household?
I. What is in the sources?
B. The Perception of Marriage in Ephesus
I. Inside the Home
II. Epigraphic Evidence
III. Marriage in Greco-Roman Society
1. Age of Marriage
2. Education of Girls
3. Dowry
4. The Wedding
5. The Legal Part of Marriage
a. Marriage and Guardianship
b. Ius Trium Liberorum
IV. Conclusion
C. The Perception of Marriage in Early Christian Ephesian Writings
I. The Authorship Argument
II. Christian, Greco-Roman, or Both?
1. Attitudes Towards the Christianisation of Greco-Roman Customs
2. Motivation Behind Christianisation of Greco-Roman Customs
3. Should They Divorce the Unbelieving Spouse?
III. Equal or Superior?
IV. Bishops' Opinions on Wives
D. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Widows and Other Single Women
A. Why Widows, Virgins and Divorcees?
B. Ephesian Widows, Virgins and Divorcees
I. Epigraphic Evidence
1. Widows and Divorcees
2. Virgins
II. Reputation of Widows
1. Petronius' 'Widow of Ephesus'
2. Melite of Ephesus
III. Widows in Greco-Roman Society
1. The Issue of Remarriage
2. In Old Age
IV. Conclusion
C. Widows and Other Single Women in the Early Christian Ephesian Writings
I. The Issue of Remarriage
II. 'Real Widows' and 'So-called Widows'
III. Bishops' Opinions on Widows
D. Conclusion
Chapter 6: Women in Social Life
A. The Limits of Social Life
B. Women in Social Life in Ephesus
I. The Appearance of Women in Ephesus
1. Women's Head Coverings
2. Men's Head Coverings
3. Women's Apparel
II. The Roles of the Women in Society in Ephesus
III. Conclusion
C. The Social Life of Women in Early Christian Ephesian Writings
I. Named Women Connected with Asia Minor
1. Prisca and Aquila/Aquila and Priscilla
II. Head Coverings in Early Christianity
III. Women's Apparel in Early Christianity
D. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Teachers
A. Why Teachers?
B. Teachers in Greco-Roman Society
C. 'Teaching' in the Early Christian Ephesian Writings
D. Conclusion
Chapter 8: Conclusion
Bibliography
Indexes
Index of Subjects, Names and Places
Index of References
Index of Modern Authors

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