Kristina Sessa is Assistant Professor of History and Associate Director for the Center of the Study of Religion at Ohio State University. She was named a Fellow of the American Academy of Rome in 2001 and a Fellow of the Italian Academy for Advanced Studies in America at Columbia University in 2006-7. She is the author of several articles on bishops, Christianity and the domestic sphere and edited a special volume of the Journal of Early Christian Studies.
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Introduction: household management and the Bishop of Rome 1. The late Roman household in Italy 2. From dominion to dispensatio: stewardship as an elite ideal 3. Primus cultor: episcopal householding in theory and practice 4. Overseeing the overseer: bishops and the lay household 5. Cultivating the clerical household: marriage, property and inheritance 6. Mistrusting the bishop: succession, stewardship and sex in the Laurentian schism 7. The household and the bishop: authority, competition and cooperation in the gesta martyrum Conclusions.
Introduction: household management and the Bishop of Rome 1. The late Roman household in Italy 2. From dominion to dispensatio: stewardship as an elite ideal 3. Primus cultor: episcopal householding in theory and practice 4. Overseeing the overseer: bishops and the lay household 5. Cultivating the clerical household: marriage, property and inheritance 6. Mistrusting the bishop: succession, stewardship and sex in the Laurentian schism 7. The household and the bishop: authority, competition and cooperation in the gesta martyrum Conclusions.
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