Reconstructing Honor in Roman Philippi

Discover the intricate dynamics of honor and social values in ancient Rome with Reconstructing Honor in Roman Philippi by Joseph H. Hellerman, published by Cambridge University Press in 2008. This engaging 252-page study delves into the stratification and honor-seeking behaviors that defined Roman society, using the Roman colony of Philippi as a key case study. Hellerman expertly explores how these entrenched values influenced the lives of its inhabitants and illuminates their reflections in the biblical texts of Acts and Philippians. Ideal for scholars and enthusiasts of biblical criticism and historical context, this book offers a profound understanding of the intersection between social values and religious narratives in the early Christian world. Enhance your collection and gain insight into the fascinating world of Roman Philippi today!