This book traces purgatory's roots in the texts and debates of late antiquity. Illuminating the varied perspectives on post-mortem purgation in late antiquity, Moreira challenges the conclusions of recent scholarship through an examination of the texts, communities and cultural ideas that informed purgatory's early history.
This book traces purgatory's roots in the texts and debates of late antiquity. Illuminating the varied perspectives on post-mortem purgation in late antiquity, Moreira challenges the conclusions of recent scholarship through an examination of the texts, communities and cultural ideas that informed purgatory's early history.
Isabel Moreira is Associate Professor of History, University of Utah
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Introduction. Purgatory in Late Antiquity 1.: Purgatory in Early Christian and Patristic Thought 2.: Of Sons and Slaves: Violence and Correction in the Afterlife 3.: O Purgatorium Caeleste!: Purging Body and Soul at St. Martin's Shrine 4.: Purgation in the Sixth and Seventh Centuries 5.: Purgatory, Penitentials, and the Irish Question 6.: Purgatory in Bede and Boniface 7.: Missionary Eschatology and the Politics of Certainty 8.: Barbarians, Law Codes, and Purgatory Conclusion
Introduction. Purgatory in Late Antiquity 1.: Purgatory in Early Christian and Patristic Thought 2.: Of Sons and Slaves: Violence and Correction in the Afterlife 3.: O Purgatorium Caeleste!: Purging Body and Soul at St. Martin's Shrine 4.: Purgation in the Sixth and Seventh Centuries 5.: Purgatory, Penitentials, and the Irish Question 6.: Purgatory in Bede and Boniface 7.: Missionary Eschatology and the Politics of Certainty 8.: Barbarians, Law Codes, and Purgatory Conclusion
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