
Memory in Ancient Rome and Early Christianity
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- Preface
- List of Figures
- List of Contributors
- Introduction
- Part I: Memory and Roman Writers
- 1: Alain Gowing: Memory as Motive in Tacitus
- 2: Brigitte Libby: Forgetful Theseus and Mindful Aeneas in Catullus 64 and Aeneid 4
- 3: Jörg Rüpke: Knowledge of Religion in Valerius Maximus' exempla: Roman Historiography and Tiberian Memory Culture
- Part II: Memory and Roman Emperors
- 4: Eric Orlin: Augustan Reconstruction and Roman Memory
- 5: Charles Hedrick, Jr.: Qualis artifex pereo: The Generation of Roman Memories of Nero
- Part III: Roman Honorific Statues: Memory or Just Honour?
- 6: Karl-Joachim Hölkeskamp: In the Web of (Hi)stories: memoria: Monuments and Their Myth-historical 'Interconnectedness'
- 7: Elke Stein-Hölkeskamp: Marius, Sulla, and the War over Monumental Memory and Public Space
- 8: Diana Ng: Monuments, Memory, and Status Recognition in Roman Asia Minor
- Part IV: Memory in Roman Religion and Early Christianity
- 9: Nicola Denzey-Lewis: The Crafting of Memory in Late Roman Mortuary Spaces
- 10: John Kloppemborg: Memory, Performance and the Sayings of Jesus
- 11: Jodi Magness: Sweet Memory: Archaeological Evidence of Jesus in Jerusalem
- 12: Milton Moreland: Moving Peter to Rome: Social Memory and Ritualized Space After 70 CE
- Part V: A Perspective from Neuropsychology
- 13: Ann-Kathrin Stock, Hannah,Gajsar, and Onur Güntürkün: The Neuroscience of Memory
- Index
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