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portada Pagans and Christians: In the Mediterranean World From the Second Century ad to the Conversion of Constantine (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Year
2006
Language
English
Format
Paperback
ISBN
0141022957
ISBN13
9780141022956
Edition No.
1

Pagans and Christians: In the Mediterranean World From the Second Century ad to the Conversion of Constantine (in English)

Robin Lane Fox (Author) · Penguin · Paperback

Pagans and Christians: In the Mediterranean World From the Second Century ad to the Conversion of Constantine (in English) - Robin Lane Fox

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Synopsis "Pagans and Christians: In the Mediterranean World From the Second Century ad to the Conversion of Constantine (in English)"

From the second century AD to the conversion of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, Robin Lane Fox's Pagans and Christians in the Mediterranean World gives a fascinating new perspective on an extraordinary era.

The transition from pagan to Christian in the ancient Mediterranean world was a process whose effects we still live with today. How did this monumental conversion come about? How did Christianity compare and compete with the pagan gods in the Roman Empire? This scholarly work, from award-winning historian Robin Lane Fox, places Christians and pagans side by side in the context of civic life and contrasts their religious experiences, visions, cults and oracles.

Leading up to the time of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, the book aims to enlarge and confirm the value of contemporary evidence, some of which has only recently been discovered.

'This brilliant book is a wholly unexpected and central contribution to its subject. What is more it is readable and rereadable, even gripping' Peter Levi, Spectator

'Important and learned' Financial Times

'A massive and humane study...On my shelf it will rest with pride between Edward Gibbon and Peter Brown' Telegraph

'On the one hand a magisterial analysis and reconstruction of an apparently remote and alien society, on the other a detailed study of the single most significant process in our history' The Times


Robin Lane Fox (b. 1946) is a Fellow of New College, Oxford, and a University Reader in Ancient History. His other books include The Classical World , Alexander the Great , Pagans and Christians and The Unauthorized Version . He was historical advisor to Oliver Stone on the making of Stone's film Alexander , for which he waived all his fees on condition that he could take part in the cavalry charge against elephants which Stone staged in the Moroccan desert.
Robin Lane Fox
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(Eton, 1946) es miembro del New College de Oxford, universidad en la que obtuvo el doctorado en Historia Antigua. Ha sido también corresponsal del Financial Times durante más de treinta años. Desde su publicación en 1973, Alejandro Magno (que ha recibido los Premios Duff Cooper Memorial, James Tait Black Memorial y W.H. Heinemann) se ha convertido en un auténtico libro de referencia. Como parte de la investigación que condujo a la escritura de Alejandro Magno, viajó durante años entre Grecia y la India, buscando huellas del conquistador de Asia.
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