World travellers: the associations of Artists of Dionysus

Aneziri, Sophia

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“…In the imperial period, Dionysiac performers developed organization at a translocal ( oikoumenē ) level and were protected by various privileges and rights (see BGU IV 1074; Oxyrhynchus, 273–74 ce ), but local associations of performers continued to exist in this era. At least some of these local organizations were afﬁliated with the worldwide organization (Aneziri 2009).…”

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The Social Relationships of Gospel Writers: New Insights from Inscriptions Commending Greek Historiographers

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Journal for the Study of the New Testament

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Scholarship traditionally situates the social lives of NT gospel writers exclusively within the Jesus movement and local Christ groups, showing inadequate consideration for how the literary abilities of gospel writers might have provided the basis for social interaction and group formation with Greeks, Romans and Judeans of common occupations and/or cultural interests. In order to provide a fuller portrait of the social and historical setting of gospel literature, this article explores the ranges of social activities practiced, and networks developed, by comparable writers—broadly, Greek historiographers. Data from the epigraphy about the social practices of historiographers help to provide controls for speculations about the setting of NT gospel composition, and raise new questions about this literature possibly emerging from networks and guilds forged between people of similar scribal professions and/or cultural interests that cut through ancient Christianity rather than originating from within the Jesus movement exclusively. Scholarship on the social setting of the Q Gospel (i.e., scribal networks) and the Gospel of Thomas (i.e., philosophical formations) has made arguments in this direction on the basis of other evidence, and that model appears most historically plausible for the narrative gospels, as well.

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The Social Relationships of Gospel Writers: New Insights from Inscriptions Commending Greek Historiographers

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“…Cf. Aneziri (2009) sobre la progressiva professionalització del cant i de les arts escèniques en general, en un principi funció de familiars i conciutadans, que culmina amb la formació d'associacions itinerants d'Artistes de Dionís en època hel•lenística i imperial. 5.…”

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Els laments d’Els Perses en les traduccions de Masriera (1898) i Riba (1932)

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2023

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“…Sui technitai cf. Pöhlmann 1997, 3;Le Guen, Technites;Aneziri, Techniten;Aneziri 2007Aneziri , 2009. Sono attestati per via epigrafica accordi tra singole città della Beozia e corporazioni di artisti, che di fatto divenivano così responsabili dello svolgimento delle manifestazioni: cf.…”

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World travellers: the associations of Artists of Dionysus

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The Social Relationships of Gospel Writers: New Insights from Inscriptions Commending Greek Historiographers

The Social Relationships of Gospel Writers: New Insights from Inscriptions Commending Greek Historiographers

Els laments d’Els Perses en les traduccions de Masriera (1898) i Riba (1932)

3 | 1 | 2019

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