RT Book
T1 Pepouza and Tymion: the discovery and archaeological exploration of a lost ancient city and an imperial estate
A2 Tabbernee, William 1944-
A2 Lampe, Peter 1954-
LA English
LA German
PP Berlin New York
PB W. De Gruyter
YR 2008
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/803049439
AB Early Christianity varied in appearance as much as the geography and terrain of the ancient Middle East. Often "variety" became pitted against "orthodoxy." Montanism, or the New Prophecy, was founded by a Phrygian named Montanus along with two ecstatic prophetesses, Maximilla and Priscilla. Even the North African Church Father Tertullian was a supporter of the New Prophecy movement. The Montanist variety of Christianity, however, soon fell into disfavor by those later deemed "orthodox", also because women played an influential role in this movement. Today we know
OP 338
NO Includes bibliographical references (p. [267]-270) and index. - English and German. - Description based on print version record
CN DS156.P37
SN 3-11-019455-4
SN 978-3-11-019455-5
SN 978-3-11-020859-7
SN 3-11-020859-8
K1 Excavations (archaeology) : Turkey : Pepuza (Extinct city)
K1 Excavations (archaeology) : Turkey : Tymion (Extinct city)
K1 Kazılar (Arkeolojik) : Türkiye : Pepuza (Antik kent)
K1 Kazılar (Arkeolojik) : Türkiye : Tymion (Antik kent)
K1 HISTORY ; Ancient ; General
K1 Antiquities
K1 Excavations (archaeology)
K1 Turkey : Antiquities
K1 Tymion (Extinct city)
K1 Pepuza (Extinct city)
K1 Pepuza (Antik kent)
K1 Tymion (Antik kent)
K1 Türkiye (Eski eserler) : Middle East : Pepuza (Extinct city) : Middle East : Tymion (Extinct city) : Turkey
K1 Turkey ; Pepuza (Extinct city)
K1 Turkey ; Tymion (Extinct city)
K1 Turkey
K1 Electronic books