Women in the world of the earliest Christians : illuminating ancient ways of life / Lynn H. Cohick. [print]

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Cohick, Lynn H [Author]

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9780801031724

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BR195.C678.W664 2009

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Marriage and matron ideals -- Wives and the realities of marriage -- Motherhood -- Religious activities of Gentile women and God-fearers -- Religious activities and informal power of Jewish and Christian women -- Women's work -- Slaves and prostitutes -- Benefactors and the institution of patronage.

Subject: Draws on first-century Jewish and Greco-Roman documents to examine the lives and experiences of the earliest Christian women.

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Women as daughters -- Marriage and matron ideals -- Wives and the realities of marriage -- Motherhood -- Religious activities of Gentile women and God-fearers -- Religious activities and informal power of Jewish and Christian women -- Women's work -- Slaves and prostitutes -- Benefactors and the institution of patronage.

Draws on first-century Jewish and Greco-Roman documents to examine the lives and experiences of the earliest Christian women.

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