Titlebook: Meals in the Early Christian World; Social Formation, Ex Dennis E. Smith,Hal E. Taussig Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature

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A Typology of the Communal Mealides a “thick description,” it does not aim at individual meals. Rather it processes a multitude of individual data from the Mediterranean cultures of Hellenistic and Roman times into a general picture that allows one to distinguish between what might qualify for the rule or norm and what would appe

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What Kinds of Meals Did Julia Felix Have?On the front side of the property, it opens onto what is now called Via dell’Abondanza, one of the principal decumani of Pompeii. As was typical at the time, the excavators removed whatever mosaics and statuary they wished, then covered it all over again. In 1952–1953, the site was reexcavated and p

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Banqueting Values in the Associations: Rhetoric and Reality for equal treatment, friendly relations, and pleasant interactions among guests.. Yet, as Michael Peachin, Willi Braun, and others point out, in reality, there was some leeway or deliberate play on such convivial conventions that ultimately allowed for what we might call mildly transgressive behavi

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Women in Early Christian Meal Gatherings: Discourse and Realityow had women members (1 Cor 1:12; 11:2–16). The meal, followed by a symposium, played a central role in the gatherings of that community (1 Cor 10–14). This inclusive meal praxis was no invention of Christians, as Kathleen Corley, Matthias Klinghardt, and Dennis Smith agree.. This praxis corresponds

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Present and Absent: Women at Greco-Roman Wedding Mealss that follow remind us that when considering early Jewish and Christian wedding meals we need to consider the bridal chamber as well. First from Tobit, as Sarah, the bride, awaits her eighth groom, having already lost seven grooms to a demon: Raguel called his wife Edna and said to her “Sister, get

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