Through the Eye of a Needle: Wealth, the Fall of Rome, and the Making of Christianity in the West, 350‐550 AD
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Auteurs : Peter HeineggSource :
- CrossCurrents [ 0011-1953 ] ; 2013-09.
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- Alien presence, American consumerists, Ancient church, Anonymous pelagian author, Aristocratic ideals, Ascetic approach, Ascetic sort, Barbarian depredations, Barbarian invasions, Bare outline, Book caps, Book tion, Brutal inroads, Catastrophic loss, Century german historian, Charitable contributions, Christian bishops, Christian churches, Christian communities, Christian consciousness, Christian history, Christian modes, Christian society, Christian writers, Christianity today, Church leaders, Church structure, Communistic church, Corporate wealth, Corrupt rapaciousness, Critical apparatus, Crucial phase, Deuteronomical history, Divine vengeance, Documentary film park avenue, Early church, Epochal shift, Eternal reward, Fourth centuries, Germanic tribes, Greatest surprise, Hard times, History emeritus, Imperial taxation, Impoverished world, Intellectual life book leadership, Larger cities, Late antiquity, Legacy hunters, Lower clergy, Magisterial story, Many interpreters, Many scholars encapsulated, Memorial plaques, Middle ages, Monastic life, Monastic movement, More churches, Ordinary people, Pagan aristocracy, Pagan society, Painful question, Place today, Pope zosimus, Princeton university press, Privileged status, Public institutions, Quarrelsome cast, Relative mediocrity, Rich class, Rich people, Rollins professor, Roman empire, Sacred tribunal, Sacred trust, Salvian, Secular state officials, Serious student, Southern gaul, Splendid career, Such figure, Torturing angels, Undying punishments, Voluntary poverty, Western europe, Whole continent, Wild beasts, Witty style, Younger colleagues.
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DOI: 10.1111/cros.12040
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