The Misidentification Of Lerna Fountain At Corinth: Implications For Interpretations Of The Corinthian Idol-Food Issue (1 Cor 8:1–11:1)

In: The New Testament and Early Christian Literature in Greco-Roman Context
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John Fotopoulos
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35–48
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https://doi.org/10.1163/ej.9789004143043.i-465.15

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Series:  Novum Testamentum, Supplements, Volume: 122
Cover The New Testament and Early Christian Literature in Greco-Roman Context
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9789047407140
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2010
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Perjury In Ancient Religion And Modern Law: A Comparative Analysis Of Perjury In Homer And United States Law
The Kingdom Of The Father In The Gospel Of Thomas
The Relevance Of The Roman Imperial Cult For The Book Of Revelation: Exegetical And Hermeneutical Reflections On The Relation Between The Seven Letters And The Visionary Main Part Of The Book
Ruler Or God? The Demolition Of Herod’s Eagle
“A Woman Clothed With The Sun” And The “Great Red Dragon” Seeking To “Devour Her Child” (Rev 12:1, 4) In Roman Domestic Art
Prolegomenous Reflections On Ophidian Iconography, Symbology, And New Testament Theology
Philo, Magic And Balaam: Neglected Aspects Of Philo’s Exposition Of The Balaam Story
Rhetorical Handbooks In Service Of Biblical Exegesis: Eustathius Of Antioch Takes Origen Back To School
Views Of Mental Illness Among Greeks, Romans, And Christians
Christ Proclaiming His Law To The Apostles: The Traditio Legis-Motif In Early Christian Art And Literature
Early Christian Ascetic Practices And Biblical Interpretation: The Witnesses Of Galen And Tatian
David E. Aune’s Major Publications
Index Of Ancient Sources

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