Excerpt from The Early Persecutions of the Christians
The following pages are an outgrowth of a seminar on Paganism and Christianity, given by Professor James T. Shotwell in the year 1909-1910. At that time a series of monographs was planned. The object of which was, as Dr. Humphrey expresses it, to treat of the con ?ict of religions fully and impartially in the light of all available documentary evidence.i But there was also a further object, namely, to collect all the scattered source material and present it in such a way that the reader might have constantly before him the documents upon which the opinions expressed in the text were based. Accordingly, this work has been so arranged that each chapter in the first part corresponds to a chapter in the second part in which is given all the source material bearing upon that period. Where the importance of the document warrants, the text is given both in the original and in translation.
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Excerpt from The Early Persecutions of the Christians
The following pages are an outgrowth of a seminar on Paganism and Christianity, given by Professor James T. Shotwell in the year 1909-1910. At that time a series of monographs was planned. The object of which was, as Dr. Humphrey expresses it, to treat of the con flict of religions fully and impartially in the light of all available documentary evidence.i But there was also a further object, namely, to collect all the scattered source material and present it in such a way that the reader might have constantly before him the documents upon which the opinions expressed in the text were based. Accordingly, this work has been so arranged that each chapter in the first part corresponds to a chapter in the second part in which is given all the source material bearing upon that period. Where the importance of the document warrants, the text is given both in the original and in translation.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the persecution of early Christians by the Roman government, delving into the complex legal framework that shaped their treatment. The author investigates various theories proposed by historians regarding the specific charges levied against Christians, examining the role of accusations like immorality, sacrilege, and treason. The analysis goes beyond simply cataloging instances of persecution, delving into the broader social and political climate of the Roman Empire. The author scrutinizes the impact of Roman religious policies, particularly the concept of *religio licita* and the power of magistrates to enforce public order. The book offers valuable insights into the intricate relationship between the burgeoning Christian community and the established Roman state, shedding light on the legal basis and motivations behind the early persecutions. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781333609832_0
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