Christianizing Egypt: Syncretism and Local Worlds in Late Antiquity (Martin Classical Lectures)
Christianizing Egypt examines the relationship between Christianity, syncretism, and local religious worlds in Late Antiquity. David Frankfurter’s study, presented as part of the Martin Classical Lectures, focuses on the historical processes through which religious traditions and communities encountered one another in Egypt.
About This Book
Christianizing Egypt explores the transformation of religious life in Egypt during Late Antiquity.
David Frankfurter focuses on syncretism and the local worlds shaped by the spread of Christianity.
The book presents a historical study of religious change, continuity, and interaction in late antique Egypt.
Part of the Martin Classical Lectures series, it offers a focused examination of Christianity and local religious traditions.
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