دانلود کتاب Means of Christian Conversion in Late Antiquity: Objects, Bodies, and Rituals

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Klára Doležalová, Ivan Foletti, Katarína Kravčíková & Pavla Tichá. Means of Christian Conversion in Late Antiquity
Barbara Bruderer Eichberg. 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)
Pavla Tichá & Markéta Kulhánková. Vatican Hill in the Time of Conversion. The Phrygianum Neighboring Old Saint Peter’s
Robin M. Jensen. Conversion to Jesus as a Healer God. Visual and Textual Evidence
Gajane Achverdjanová & Ivan Foletti. Purifying Body and Soul. Late Antique Combs, Their Use and Visual Culture
Zuzana Frantová. Luxury for All (?). Ivory Diptychs and Their Use in the Baptismal Liturgy
Juliette J. Day. Materiality and the Sensation of Sin in Late Antique Pre-Baptismal Rituals. The Short-Lived “Rite of the Cilicium”
Megan Bunce. Shrines, Special Burials, and the Christianization of Britain
Alžběta Filipová & Adrien Palladino. Converting Minds, Eyes, and Bodies? The Early Cult of Relics Between Rhetoric and Material Practices in Northern Italy and Gallia
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