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The epitaphs of Damasus and the transferable value of persecution for the Christian community at Rome in the fourth-century ADLittlechilds, Rebecca Leigh 02 June 2011 (has links)
The epitaphs carved in marble and set up around the city of Rome by Damasus I (366-
384) have long been understood as important in the political and ecclesiastic history of
the city and as crucial in the development of its Christian martyr-cult. I have applied
principles of collective memory and material culture theories in order to discuss the role
of the epitaphs as physical vehicles of cultural value and self-conception for the post-
Constantinian Christian community at Rome. / Graduate
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