Includes bibliographical references (pages 237-252) and index.
Roman religion and sacrificial practice -- The Roman imperial cult -- The New Testament and the discourse of sacrifice -- The sacrifice of the martyr -- Conclusions.
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"In this work, George Heyman offers a fresh perspective on the similarities between pagan Roman and Christian thinking about the public role of sacrifice in the first two and a half centuries of the Christian era. He shows that both imperial Rome and early Christianity capitalized on the rhetoric of sacrifice as a discursive means to craft their location, their identity, and their social power within the cosmos."--Jacket.
Electronic reproduction. [S.l.] : HathiTrust Digital Library, 2011.
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Neues Testament.
Geschichte 0-100 Geschichte 100-200 Geschichte 200-250
Sacrifice. Church history. Martyrdom--Christianity. RELIGION--Reference. RELIGION--History. Church history. Martyrdom--Christianity. Religion. Sacrifice. Offers. Publiek domein. Romeinse rijk. Vroege christendom. Frühchristentum. Herrscherkult. Opferritus. Opfer. Sacrifice. Église--Histoire. Herrscherkult Opferritus Frühchristentum Märtyrer christianisme--paganisme--sacrifice--Eglise primitive. religion--3e s.--Rome--1er s. sacrifice--"Bible. NT. martyr--sacrifice--Rome. Offer--historia--antiken. Romersk religion. Fornkyrkan.