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Subject(s)

• Council of Carthage (411)—Congresses [Browse]
• Augustine, of Hippo, Saint, 354-430—Congresses [Browse]
• Donatists—Congresses [Browse]
• Circumcellions—Congresses [Browse]
• Africa, North—Church history—Congresses [Browse]

Editor

• Miles, Richard, 1969- [Browse]

Series

• Translated texts for historians. Contexts ; 2. [More in this series]
• Translated texts for historians. Contexts ; 2 [More in this series]

Notes

"This volume is the result of a two-day colloquium held at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, on 25 and 26 March 2014 under the auspices of the Ancient North Africa Research Network, University of Sydney"--Page x.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 362-386) and index.

Contents

• The Donatist controversy : parallel histories, multiple narratives / Richard Miles
• The course of the Donatist schism in late Roman North Africa / John Whitehouse
• The scholarship of the Donatist controversy / John Whitehouse
• Martyr veneration in late antique North Africa / Candida Moss
• Donatist martyrs, stories and attitudes / Alan Dearn
• The Donatist schism and theology / Mark Edwards
• Rural society in North Africa / Cam Grey
• Circumcelliones, rural society and communal violence in late antique North Africa / Bruno Pottier
• Imperial legislation and the Donatist controversy : from Constantine to Honorius / Noel Lenski
• The Conference of Carthage reconsidered / Neil McLynn
• Textual communities and the Donatist controversy / Richard Miles
• Charitable correction and ecclesiastical unity in Augustine's Contra epistulam Parmeniani / Jennifer Ebbeler
• Augustine in controversy with the Donatists before 411 / Éric Rebillard
• Tracing the Donatist presence in North Africa : an archaeological perspective / Anna Leone
• Donatism in the fifth and sixth centuries / Jonathan Conant.

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ISBN

• 9781781382813 ((hardcover))
• 1781382816 ((hardcover))

OCLC

957323032

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