From Jupiter to Christ —— On the History of Religion in the Roman Imperial Period

----- 从丘比特到耶稣-罗马帝国时期的宗教史

ISBN: 9780198703723 出版年：2014 页码：337 Rupke, Jorg Oxford University Press

Preface Introduction PART 1 Introduction 1. "Globalization" as a model for individual religious creativity in the Roman Imperial Age 2. Integration and transformation of an immigrant religion: observations on the inscriptions of the Jupiter Dolichenus cult in Rome 3. A Judaeo-Christian variant of professional religion in Rome: The Shepherd of Hermas 4. Organisational patterns in respect of religious specialists in a range of Roman cults PART 2 Introduction 5. The rise of provincial religion 6. Religion in the lex Ursonensis 7. The export of calendars and festivals in the Roman Empire 8. Book religions as imperial religions? The local limits of supra-regional religious communication PART 3 Introduction 9. Polytheism and pluralism: Observations on religious competition in the Roman Imperial Age 10. Religious pluralism and the Roman Empire 11. Representations of Roman religion in Christian Apologetic texts 12. Religious centralization: Traditional priesthoods and the role of the pontifex maximus in the Late Imperial Age 13. Visual worlds and religious boundaries 14. How does an empire change religion, and how religion an empire? Conclusion and perspectives regarding the question of "Imperial and provincial religion" Bibliography Index