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Jews and Christians in Antioch in the first four centuries of the common era

Pages
127
Published
1978
Language
English

Synopsis

This scholarly work examines the intricate relationship between Jewish and Christian communities in Antioch during the first four centuries CE. It delves into their interactions, conflicts, and shared cultural landscape, offering a detailed historical account of religious coexistence and tension in a pivotal ancient city. The book explores how these two major religious groups shaped each other's identities and practices in a complex urban environment.

About the author

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Wayne A. Meeks

Wayne A. Meeks is a historian whose work focuses on early Christianity and its social world. Readers often turn to his books like Greeks, Romans, and Christians and The Moral World of the First Christians for insights into the first centuries CE.