Christian Epigraphy: An Elementary Treatise with a Collection of Ancient Christian Inscriptions Mainly of Roman Origin

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Cambridge University Press, 2011 M11 18 - 534 páginas
Originally published in 1912, this book consists of a large selection of ancient Christian inscriptions, mainly of Roman origin, together with an elementary treatise on the subject of Christian epigraphy. The text is particularly notable for being the creation of Orazio Marucchi (1852-1931), a prominent disciple of the great Italian archaeologist Giovanni Battista de Rossi (1822-94). Inscriptions are organised into a wide variety of classes; explanations regarding their respective source are given beneath. Additionally, there are a number of images showing inscriptions in their original form. Chiefly written for young students of the time, this remains a fascinating book that will be of value to anyone with an interest in archaeology or early Christianity.
 

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PREFATORY NOTE
1
Of the Status of Individuals
9
The Social Classes and the Occupations of Ancient
16
ADDENDA to the Introduction
35
General Facts concerning Christian Inscriptions
50
Of Symbols
58
Metrical Inscriptions
71
CHAP
75
Inscriptions bearing on the Organisation of
191
Inscriptions of Inferior Church Officers
211
CHAP PAGE
223
General Information on Inscriptions bearing Con
249
Fasti of the West
263
50
266
The Calendar
284
Specimens of Consular Inscriptions
292

Doctrinal Inscriptions General Features
86
37
92
Inscriptions bearing on Sacraments
103
71
109
Inscriptions relating to the Doctrine of the Com
119
munion of Saints
133
I
138
Prayers addressed to the Dead for their
151
Inscriptions selected for certain Special Expressions
307
The Damasian Inscriptions
340
Appendix to the Damasian Inscriptions
362
Illustrations of Historical nonDamasian Inscrip
415
CHAP PAGE
439
INSCRIPTIONS RELATING TO RESTORATIONS DONA
449
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