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Book Number   000317766
ISBN   Link9789004459762 (hardback)
  Link9789004459779 (ebook)
Main Entry   LinkTeigen, Håkon Fiane ,. author.
Title   LinkThe Manichaean church in Kellis :. social networks and religious identity in late antique Egypt / by Håkon Fiane Teigen.
Imprint   LinkLeiden ; Boston : Brill, [2021].
Descr.   xix, 345 p. : maps. ; 24 cm.
Series   ( Nag Hammadi and Manichaean studies ;ISSN:0929-2470 ; volume 100)
Bibliogr.   Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents   Introduction: Mani’s Church and Social Life -- Life in Kellis: Society and Religion in an Oasis Town -- The Pamour Family: Familial and Economic Networks -- Village Networks: The Small World of Fourth-Century Kellis -- Manichaean Cues: Religious Identity in Everyday Life -- Manichaean Networks: The Social Networks of the Laity at Kellis -- Manichaean Books: Textual Practices, Community, and the Literary Texts -- Manichaean Rituals: Elect and Laity at Kellis -- The Manichaean Church: Elect Organisation -- Conclusion: A Church in the World.
Abstract   "This volume offers a comprehensive account of a Manichaean community in fourth-century Roman Egypt. The study analyses papyrological material from Kellis, a village in Egypt’s Dakhleh Oasis, and their implications for Manichaeism as a socio-religious movement. Drawing on social network theory and engaging with current trends in the study of lived ancient religion, Teigen explores how lay families at Kellis cohered as a religious community. Whereas recent scholarship has seen the laity here as largely detached from distinctively Manichaean traditions, he argues that the papyri in fac reveal a community immersed in Manichaean ideas and practices. The book thereby shows how new religious identities were deeply entangled in everyday social life in late antiquity"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject - Lib.Cong.   LinkManichaeism.
  LinkManichaeans -- Egypt -- Kellis (Extinct city)
  LinkKellis (Extinct city) -- Civilization.
Series AE-Uni.Title   LinkNag Hammadi and Manichaean studies ; 100
 
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