Pilgrimage in Graeco-Roman and Early Christian Antiquity

Introduction 1: Barbara Kowalzig: Mapping out Communitas: Performances of Theoria in their Sacred and Political Context 2: Fred Naiden: Hiketai and Theoroi at Epidaurus 3: Michael Arnush: Pilgrimage to the Oracle of Apollo at Delphi: Patterns of Public and Private Consultation 4: Scott Scullion: Pilgrimage and Greek Religion: Sacred and Secular in the Pagan Polis 5: Ian Rutherford: Downstream to the Cat-Goddess: Herodotus on Egyptian Pilgrimage 6: Andrea Wilson-Nightingale: The Philosopher at the Festival: Plato's Transformation of Traditional Theoria 7: Alexia Petsalis-Diomidis: The Body in Space: Visual Dynamics in Graeco-Roman Healing Pilgrimage 8: George Williamson: Mucianus and a Touch of the Miraculous: Pilgrimage and Tourism in Roman Asia Minor 9: Marco Galli: Pilgrimage as Elite Habitus: Educated Pilgrims in Sacred Landscape during the Second Sophistic 10: William Hutton: The Construction of Religious Space in Pausanias 11: Andrew Fear: A Journey to the End of the World 12: J. L. Lightfoot: Pilgrims and Ethnographers: In Search of the Syrian Goddess 13: Sarolta A. Takacs: Divine and Human Feet: Records of Pilgrims Honouring Isis 14: David Noy: Rabbi Aqiba Comes to Rome: A Jewish Pilgrimage in Reverse 15: Wendy Pullan: `Interningled until the end of time': Ambiguity as a Central Condition of Early Christian Pilgrimage 16: Jas' Elsner: Piety and Passion: Contest and Consensus in Audiences for Early Christian Pilgrimage 17: David Frankfurter: Urban Shrine and Rural Saint in Fifth-Century Alexandria