In 380, Theodosius redefined the concept of religio in the Cunctos populos (CTh., XVI, 1, 2). Later, he had to expand the existing regulatory framework and specify who were entitled to use the nomen catholicorum christianorum and who were excluded from the privileges attached to it. In an endeavour to differentiate and identify the heretical groups that were liable to be punished because of their dissent from the fides catholica and thus facilitate the task of the judges in charge of enforcing the law, Theodosius’ chancery contributed to the creation of new legal categories and to the construction of religious identities. In this course from norm to identity, the nomen Manichaeorum took on precise features as an expression of alterity with ...
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The tolerance of the Roman state towards Christianity, which had been established by Constantine in ...
The presence of large numbers of unassimilated Jewish converts to Christianity in southern Italy and...
This article considers the presence of a vocabulary of mysteries in the late antique laws collected...
After the fall of the Roman Empire in the late fifth century CE, the Visigoths conquered the Iberian...
Both ancient writers and modern scholars have noted the frequency with which ascetics in the late Ro...
During the Christianization of the Roman Empire the matter of the relationships between State and Ch...
This dissertation is the first research project that investigates the totality of the Greek anti-Man...
There is a substantial body of scholarship published on Manichaean doctrine, and recently several w...
My thesis focuses on the fourth century of the Roman Empire, a time when legal and religious interes...
This thesis deals with one aspect of religious intolerance in the later Roman empire, that which was...
Historians and anthropologists are confronted with a persistent problem for which there is no clear ...
My thesis examines relations among practitioners of various religions, especially Christians and Jew...
Purpose of the article is to reconstruct the legal sources of Christian anthropology. Theoretical ba...
The article presents the Council of Chalcedon; its theological and historical context and its conseq...
Evodius was a contemporary and friend of St. Augustine. He was ordained as bishop of Uzalis at the e...
The tolerance of the Roman state towards Christianity, which had been established by Constantine in ...
The presence of large numbers of unassimilated Jewish converts to Christianity in southern Italy and...
This article considers the presence of a vocabulary of mysteries in the late antique laws collected...