The Ichthys Fish and What It Meant to Early Christians
Briana Oser Classics student at the College of the Holy Cross The fish is a well-known Christian symbol,…
“Nor She Is Mine”: Thecla’s longing for and independence from the apostle Paul in their Acts
Jessica Wu Classics student at Mount Holyoke College The Apocryphal Acts of Paul and Thecla, a part of…
How to Identify an Early Christian Burial in Athens, Greece
Tori Rigsby Post-Baccalaureate Student at the College Year in Athens, Graduate of the University of North Carolina at…
Portrayal of Gender and Our Perception of Intimacy with Saints
Daniela Paula Bartolome In Christianity, saints are regarded as beings who serve as intermediaries between God and humanity.…
Η θέση της γυναίκας στον δημόσιο και ιδιωτικό βίο του Βυζαντίου σε ένα ταξίδι 1123 ετών. Κάποια τυπικά παραδείγματα
Μαυροπούλου Αγγελική Ιστορική Ερευνήτρια, Καθηγήτρια Β΄θμιας Εκπ/σης ΠΕ02-Φιλόλογος & ΠΕ05-Γαλλικής Γλώσσας amavropoulou67@gmail.com Περίληψη: Θα ήταν ελλιπής μια θεώρηση…
Mechanisms of Healing: An Analysis of Spiritual Healing in the Sufi Practice
Kate Stevens Harvard College Joint Concentration in Human Evolutionary Biology and the Comparative Study of Religions Sufism is…
From Obscurity to Sole Inhabitant
Alexander Krauzlis College Year in Athens Siena College alexanderkrauzlis@gmail.com The history of Alexandria is one which often is…
Intersections of Martyrdom and Gender
Blaike Cheramie Scripps College Classical Languages and French Studies Saint Perpetua is a well known figure, popularized for…
Farewell Pan: the Rise of Satan in Christian Imagery
Nicole Tubman University of Southern California Art and Art History If someone were to describe to you a…
Christianity and “Romanitas” in Late Antique Visigoth Kingdoms
Joshua Anthony Classics and Theology, University of Notre Dame, 2020 Ennodius’ biography of Saint Epiphanius illustrates very well…