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Sarcophages paléochrétiens --- --Sarcophagi - Congresses --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- --Sarcophages paléochrétiens --- --Sarcophages chrétiens --- Sarcophagi --- --Sarcophages paléochrétiens --

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Die Sarkophage sind eine Gattung von Monumenten, die zum Kernbereich sowohl der romisch-kaiserzeitlichen als auch der spatantiken und fruhbyzantinischen Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte gehort. In diesem Band werden erstmals die Exemplare aus Konstantinopel, der Hauptstadt des ostromischen Reiches, ferner jene aus Kleinasien 0sowie aus den Provinzen Syria, Palaestina und Arabia in einem Katalog zusammengefuhrt und in Beschreibungen samt zahlreichen Abbildungen vorgelegt. Zu den einzelnen Gruppen gibt es einfuhrende Texte, die das Material in einen groeren Zusammenhang stellen.

Sarcophagi, Early Christian --- Early Christian sarcophagi --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- Sarcophages paléochrétiens --- Art paléochrétien --- Sarcophagi, Early Christian. --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- Sarcophages paléochrétiens. --- Art paléochrétien.

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Dr Susan Walker tells the story of Charles Wilshere's passionate interest in early Christian and Jewish archaeology. His collection was formed in Italy from 1860-1880 and has mostly been on public display ever since, in London and Oxford, where it is now shown in the Ashmolean Museum. The collection includes gold-glass and gravestones from two interesting collections of the southern Italian enlightenment, and Jewish tombstones from the Vigna Randanini. Recent examination of the gold-glass has revealed interesting new information about how the glass was made in fourth-century Rome. The collection also offers a glimpse of the religious and social history of fourth-century Rome: Christians were discouraged from honouring their dead in pagan style with exuberant funerary feasts, and instead were encouraged to honour the memory of Christian martyrs. The Jewish community shared the traditional enthusiasm for feasting at the grave, and bought their gold-glass from the same workshops.

Gold glass --- Sarcophagi, Early Christian --- Art, Early Christian --- Christian art and symbolism --- Private collections --- Wilshere, Charles, --- Art collections. --- Archaeological collections. --- Ashmolean Museum. --- Glassware, Roman --- Sarcophagi, Roman --- Archaeological collections --- Italy --- Antiquities --- Art, Early Christian - Private collections - England - Oxford - Catalogs --- Gold glass - Catalogs --- Glassware, Roman - England - Oxford - Catalogs --- Sarcophagi, Roman - England - Oxford - Catalogs --- Verres à fond d'or --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- Epigraphie chrétienne --- Wilshere, Charles, - 1814-1906 - Archaeological collections - Catalogs --- Italy - Antiquities - Catalogs --- Wilshere, Charles, - 1814-1906

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Children --- Sarcophagi, Early Christian --- Sarcophagi, Roman --- Enfants --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- Sarcophages romains --- Tombs --- Themes, motives --- Tombes --- Sujets, motifs --- Thèmes, motifs --- Themes, motives. --- Sarcophages chrétiens --- Thèmes, motifs --- Roman sarcophagi --- Early Christian sarcophagi --- Childhood --- Kids (Children) --- Pedology (Child study) --- Youngsters --- Age groups --- Families --- Life cycle, Human --- Sarcophagi [Roman ] --- Italy --- Ostia (Extinct city) --- Sarcophagi [Early Christian ] --- Rome --- Sarcophagi, Roman - Italy - Ostia (Extinct city) --- Sarcophagi, Early Christian - Rome - Themes, motives. --- Sarcophagi, Early Christian - Italy - Ostia (Extinct city) - Themes, motives. --- Children - Rome - Tombs. --- Children - Italy - Ostia (Extinct city) - Tombs. --- Sarcophagi, Roman - Themes, motives. --- Children - Tombs - Rome. --- Children - Tombs - Italy - Ostia (Extinct city)