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100 1  Eshleman, Kendra,|d1973-|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/
       names/n2012031970 
245 14 The social world of intellectuals in the Roman Empire :
       |bsophists, philosophers, and Christians /|cKendra 
       Eshleman. 
264  1 Cambridge :|bCambridge University Press,|c2012. 
300    1 online resource (306 pages). 
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490 1  Greek culture in the Roman world 
504    Includes bibliographical references and index. 
505 0  Cover; THE SOCIAL WORLD OF INTELLECTUALS IN THE ROMAN 
       EMPIRE; GREEK CULTURE IN THE ROMAN WORLD; Title; 
       Copyright; Contents; Figures; Acknowledgments; Note on 
       abbreviations; Introduction: "Who are you?" The social 
       formation of identity; TWO ENCOUNTERS; CHRISTIANS IN THE 
       SOCIAL WORLD OF THE SECOND SOPHISTIC; LIMITS OF THE STUDY;
       OVERVIEW; CHAPTER 1 Inclusion and identity; "STAY AWAY 
       FROM MY LECTURES": ACCOMMODATIONS AND BOUNDARIES; 
       ACCESSIBILITY AND THE IMPOSTOR PROBLEM; ATTENDANCE AND 
       INSIDER STATUS; WOLVES IN THE SHEEPFOLD; "WE SHARE 
       COMMUNION WITH NONE OF THEM." 
505 8  THE RIGHTS AND WRONGS OF EXCLUSIVITYCONCLUSION; CHAPTER 2 
       Contesting competence: The ideal of self-determination; 
       INTRODUCTION; IDIOTAI IN THE REALM OF THE PEPAIDEUMENOS; 
       THE PROBLEM OF PATRONAGE; CONCLUSION; CHAPTER 3 Expertise 
       and authority in the early church; ORDINATION AND 
       AUTHORITY; SIMPLICIORES AND IDIOTAI IN CHRISTIAN IDENTITY 
       FORMATION; PATRONS AS ARBITERS OF "ORTHODOXY"; CONCLUSION:
       CLERICAL EXPERTISE AND ITS DISCONTENTS; CHAPTER 4 Defining
       the circle of sophists: Philostratus and the construction 
       of the Second Sophistic; INTRODUCTION; HOW TO BE A 
       PHILOSTRATEAN SOPHIST. 
505 8  OTHER SOPHISTS, OTHER CIRCLESCONCLUSION: SOPHISTS AND THE 
       DISCOURSE OF CANONICITY; CHAPTER 5 Becoming orthodox: 
       Heresiology as self-fashioning; INTRODUCTION; CONNECTIONS 
       AND CREDENTIALS; MEMORY AND AUTHORIZATION; READING 
       AFFINITY FROM AFFILIATION; DISCOUNTING DISSENTERS: 
       HERESIOLOGISTS AS THE VOICE OF INSIDER CONSENSUS; THE 
       LIMITS OF ORTHOCRACY; CONCLUSION; CHAPTER 6 Successions 
       and self-definition; INTRODUCTION; SUCCESSIONS IN THE 
       SECOND SOPHISTIC; AUTHORIZING THE AUTHOR: QUINTILIAN; 
       SUCCESSION AS ACCREDITATION: POMPONIUS; LOCATING THE 
       COMMUNITY I: PHILOSOPHY AND HELLENISM. 
505 8  LOCATING THE COMMUNITY II: PHILOSOPHY AS A SUBSIDIARY OF 
       CHRISTIANITYDEFINING THE COMMUNITY: GENEALOGY AS BRANDING;
       CONTINUITY, DEVIANCE, AND DISRUPTION; CONCLUSION; CHAPTER 
       7 "From such mothers and fathers": Succession narratives 
       in early Christian discourse; INTRODUCTION; HERETICAL 
       SUCCESSIONS; Sons of Simon: Justin and Irenaeus; From the 
       seven heresies: Hegesippus; Heresy as world-historical 
       phenomenon: Hippolytus; SUCCESSIONS OF PROPHETS AND 
       MARTYRS; "DIRECT FROM THE HOLY APOSTLES"; BISHOPS AS 
       APOSTOLICI; CONCLUSION; Conclusion; References; Index. 
520    Examines the role of social networks in defining the 
       identity of sophists, philosophers and Christians in the 
       early Roman Empire. 
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