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Philostratus's Heroikos: religion and cultural identity in the third century C.E.
Maclean, Jennifer K. Berenson, 1963-, Aitken, Ellen Bradshaw, 1961-
Year: c2004.
Publisher:  Society of Biblical Literature. 
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table of contents
Frontmatter
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Concerning Transliteration
Contributors
Introduction
PART I. PROTESILAOS: THE WITNESS OF THE HEROES
Singing Heroes—The Poetics of Hero Cult in the Heroikos
Hero Worship and Christian Beliefs: Observations from the History of Religion on Philostratus's Heroikos
Illuminating the Classics with the Heroes of Philostratus
Apollonius of Tyana, Hero and Holy Man
Transferring the Cults of Heroes in Ancient Greece: A Political and Religious Act
Jason, Hypsipyle, and New Fire at Lemnos: A Study in Myth and Ritual
PART II. THE VINEDRESSER: STRATEGIES FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF CULTURE
Refuting Homer in the Heroikos of Philostratus
Living in the Past: Allusive Narratives and Elusive Authorities in the World of the Heroikos
Material Witness: An Archaeological Context for the Heroikos
Philostratus's Heroikos and Early Christianity: Heroes, Saints, and Martyrs
The Heroikos and Popular Christianity in the Third Century C.E.
Jesus as Cult Hero in the Fourth Gospel
PART III. THE PHOENICIAN: HELLENES AND FOREIGNERS
Philostratus's Heroikos and the Regions of the Northern Aegean
The Harvest of Wisdom: Landscape, Description, and Identity in the Heroikos
The αἶνοɩ of the Heroikos and the Unfolding Transformation of the Phoenician Merchant
Why a Phoenician? A Proposal for the Historical Occasion for the Heroikos
Philostratus's Heroikos and the Ideation of Late Severan Policy toward Arsacid and Sasanian Iran
Beyond the Euphrates in Severan Times: Mani, Bar Daysan, and the Struggle for Allegiance on the Syrian Frontier
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Writings
Subject Index
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Title: Philostratus's Heroikos : religion and cultural identity in the third century C.E. / edited by Ellen Bradshaw Aitken, Jennifer K. Berenson Maclean.
Author: Maclean, Jennifer K. Berenson, 1963-; Aitken, Ellen Bradshaw, 1961-
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Source Version: Philostratus's Heroikos : religion and cultural identity in the third century C.E. / edited by Ellen Bradshaw Aitken, Jennifer K. Berenson Maclean
Maclean, Jennifer K. Berenson, 1963-, Aitken, Ellen Bradshaw, 1961-
Atlanta: Society of Biblical Literature, c2004.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.07759
Subject Headings: • Philostratus, -- the Athenian, -- 2nd/3rd cent. -- Heroicus
• Dialogues, Greek -- History and criticism
• Civilization, Greco-Roman, in literature
• Trojan War -- Literature and the war
• Christianity and literature -- Rome
• Religion and literature -- Rome
• Protesilaus (Greek mythology)
• Religion in literature
• Heroes in literature
Notes: • Most of the essays in this volume were first presented at a conference held in May 2001 at Harvard Divinity School, "Philostratus's Heroikos, Religion and Cultural Identity."
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