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Prelude Frances M. Young; Part I. The Political, Social and ReligiousSetting: 1. Galilee and Judea in the first century Sean Freyne; 2. The JewishDiaspora Tessa Rajak; 3. The Roman Empire Hans-Josef Klauck; Part II. TheJesus Movements: 4. Jewish Christianity Joel Marcus; 5. Gentile ChristianityMargaret M. Mitchell; 6. Johannine Christianity Harold W. Attridge; 7. Socialand ecclesial life of the earliest Christians Wayne A. Meeks; Part III.Community Traditions and Self-definition: 8. The emergence of the writtenrecord Margaret M. Mitchell; 9. Marcion and the 'Canon' Harry Y. Gamble; 10.Self-definition vis ... vis the Jewish matrix Judith Lieu; 11.Self-definition vis ... vis the Graeco-Roman world Arthur J. Droge; 12.Self-differentiation among Christian groups: the Gnostics and their opponentsDavid Brakke; 13. Truth and tradition: Irenaeus Denis Minns; 14. Theself-defining praxis of the developing ecclesia Carolyn Osiek; Part IV.Regional Varieties of Christianity in the First Three Centuries: 15. FromJerusalem to the ends of the earth Margaret M. Mitchell; 16. Overview: thegeographical spread of Christianity Frank Trombley; 17. Asia Minor and Achaeapre 325 CE Christine Trevett; 18. Egypt Birger A. Pearson; 19. Syria andMesopotamia Susan Ashbrook Harvey; 20. Gaul John Behr; 21. North AfricaMaureen A. Tilley; 22. Rome Markus Vinzent; Part V. The Shaping of ChristianTheology: 23. Institutions in pre-Constantinian ecclesia Stuart George Hall;24. Monotheism and creation Gerhard May; 25. Monotheism and ChristologyFrances M. Young; 26. Ecclesiology forged in the wake of persecution StuartGeorge Hall; 27. Towards a Christian paideia Frances M. Young; Part VI.'Aliens' Become Citizens: Towards Imperial Patronage: 28. Persecutions:genesis and legacy W. H. C. Frend; 29. Church and state up to c.300 CE AdolfMartin Ritter; 30. Constantine and the 'Peace of the Church' Averil M.Cameron; 31. The first council of Nicaea Mark Edwards; 32. Towards aChristian material culture Robin M. Jensen; Conclusion: retrospect andprospect Margaret M. Mitchell.