Religious identity in late antiquity : Greeks, Jews, and Christians in Antioch / by Isabella Sandwell. [print]

Understanding religious identity in fourth century Antioch Identity and religious interaction in Antioch Chrysostom and preaching as discourse and ideology Libanius and the practical use of religious allegiance Comparing Libanius and chrysostom's representations of religious identity and allegiance Imperial society, religion and literary culture in fourth century Antioch The imperial city of Antioch The religious context of fourth century Antioch The oral and literary world of Libanius and John Chrysostom Constructed and strategic religious identities and allegiances Chrysostom and the construction of religious identities Labelling and the construction of religious identities The construction of Christian identity and Greekness Greek religion and the construction of religious difference Christians versus Jews, Greeks and heretics Libanius and the strategic use of religious allegiance Libanius' labelling and definition of religious allegiance The strategic use of references to religious allegiance References to the religious allegiance of Christians and Jews A feel for the fourth century religious game Religious identities and other forms of social identification Religious identity and other social identities in Chrysostom Religious identity and political identity Civic identity and religious identity I : the transformation of the city Civic identity and religious identity II : the demonization of civic life Ethnic identity and religious identity Religious allegiance and other social identities in Libanius Religious allegiance and the political sphere Civic identity and religious allegiance I : the separation of civic and religious life Civic identity and religious allegiance II : religious difference and the civic community Religious allegiance and ethnic identity Religious identities and social organization Chrysostom and social structure among Christians in Antioch Chrysostom's preaching and textual communities Construction of a sense of community Unbaptized Christians and the Christian community Choice and multiplicity of social allegiance among christians Libanius, religious allegiance, and social structure Libanius' writings and a 'pagan' party focused on Julian Libanius' self-representation and his relationship with Julian References to religious organization in Julian's reign Social networks and religious allegiance Assessing the impact of constructions of identity Religious identity, religious allegiance and religious practice Defining religious practice and defining religious practice Religious practice and religious identity Demonic forces and personal religious power.

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