Power and Persuasion in Late Antiquity
Towards a Christian Empire
196 pages · Released 1992 · Univ of Wisconsin Press
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. Preface. . 1. Devotio: Autocracy and Elites. 3. 2. Paideia and Power. 35. 3. Poverty and Power. 71. 4. Towards a Christian Empire. 118. . Index. 159. . Preface. . 1. Devotio: Autocracy and Elites. 3. 2. Paideia and Power. 35. 3. Poverty and Power. 71. 4. Towards a Christian Empire. 118. . Index. 159.
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- History
- Politics and government
- Social conditions
- Power (Social sciences)
- Upper class
- Macht
- Classes supérieures
- Sozialgeschichte 300-450
- Overreding
- Conditions sociales
- 11.51 early Christianity
- Machtsverhoudingen
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ISBN 9780299133443 · Univ of Wisconsin Press