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Newest Article: Shared Symbols and Religious Boundaries in Late Antiquity: A View from Personal Experience and Late Antique Magic
Written by Joseph E. Sanzo
Shared religious symbols do not necessarily mean weak or blurred religious boundaries. Christian ritual texts that combine anti-Jewish rhetoric with names for God often labeled “Jewish” show that cultural sharing and sharp religious differentiation could coexist. This calls for more care in how… Read More

 

 

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