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Early Christian
"Epigraphic Habit"

A critical review of the evidence

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Introduction to this Critical Review ...


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(1) de Rossi's Cornelius Stone




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(2) The Marcus Inscription




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(3) The Prosenes Inscription




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(4) The Basilides Inscription, Ostia, Rome




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(5) "Helix" athlete, Eumenia




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(6) Nicomedia, Bithnya: 3rd century wood carver, from Phoenicia




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(7) The Aurelius Aristeas Inscription, Akmoneia




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(8) The Erastus Inscription, mid first century




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(9) Fox; Harland; Snyder - Asia Minor and Inscriptions of Phrygia




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(10) The Marcus Demetrianos Inscription




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(11) Inscription of Abercius


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(12) Inscription of Pectorius




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(13) Christian Inscription of Pompeii.




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(101) P.Oxy 5




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(102) P.Bas 17




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(103) P.Oxy 43 Nighwatchmen's report - 2 churches




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(104) P.Oxy 210 A "christian" fragment.


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(105) Irenaeus and P.Oxy, 3.405




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(106) P.Oxy 407 "christian".




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(107) P.Oxy. 412 and 907


[JBL] Further insight may be gained from a copy of a lease for property (P.Oxy. 1690, dated about 287) owned by a literate woman, Aurelia Ptolemais, that was found with fragments of two papyri containing the Iliad (P.Oxy. 1386, 1392) and portions of a much rarer History of Sikyon (P.Oxy. 1365), literary works that she owned and presumably read.88 Roger Bagnall argued that her father was Aurelius Hermogenes, a councillor at Oxyrhynchus, whose will named as heirs a daughter, Aurelia Ptolemais, along with another daughter, three sons, and his wife, Isidora (P.Oxy. 907, dated 276).



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(108) PSI.XIV.1412 "via Sotas, the christian".




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(109) P.Oxy 1786 Hymn with music "christian".




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(110) P.Oxy 2070 Scratch pad "christian". ['Jesus']




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(111) P.Oxy. 2276[non christian]


[JBL] “in the lord god”: P.Oxy. 2276, lines 29–30 (end 3rd c.)



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(112) P.Oxy. 2404 [non christian]




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(113) P.Oxy 3035 Order to arrest ["chrestian"]




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(114) P.Oxy 4365 Booklending at Oxyrynchus [non christian]




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(115) P.Oxy 1493 and Nomina sacra [Nomina sacra]


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(200) Art, Statues, Pottery relics, catacombs




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(201) the Catacombs and underground gravediggers




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(202) acta phileae


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(203) early christian sarcophagi


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(204) Cleveland Museum statuettes


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(205) Dura Europa; early christian art


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(206) early christian trinkets




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Acknowledgements and citations