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Means of Christian conversion in Late Antiquity: objects, bodies, and rituals Doležalová, Klára • Foletti, Ivan • Kravcíková, Katarína • Ticha, Pavla [Hrsg.]. - Brno (2021) https://earlymedievalstudies.com/PDF/suppl_3_2021.pdf

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Autoren suchen: Doležalová, Klára • Foletti, Ivan • Kravcíková, Katarína • Ticha, Pavla

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Means of christian conversion in late antiquity: introduction. Dolezalová, Klára. • S. 10-18

Activation of the invisible: a prolegomenon to the evolution of the consecration of baptismal water in the latin west as a performative and sensorial act: the Roman rite (3rd-9th century). Bruderer Eichberg, Barbara. • S. 22-41

Vatican Hill in the time of conversion: the Phrygianum neighboring Old Saint Peter's. Tichá, Pavla • Kulhánková, Markéta. • S. 42-61

Conversion to Jesus as a healer God: visual and textual evidence. Jensen, Robin Margaret. • S. 62-77

Purifying body and soul: late antique combs, their use and visual culture. Achverdjanová, Gajane. • S. 78-97

Luxury for all (?): ivory diptychs and their use in the baptismal liturgy. Frantová, Zuzana. • S. 98-113

Materiality and the sensation of sin in late antique pre-baptismal rituals: the short-lived "rite of the cilicium". Day, Juliette J.. • S. 114-127

Shrines, special burials, and the christianization of Britain Bunce, Megan. • S. 128-145

Converting minds, eyes, and bodies?: the early cult of relics between rhetoric and material practices in northern Italy and Gallia. Filipová, Alžbeta. • S. 146-167