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245	0	4	_aThe first urban churches 1 / _ceditor James R. Harrison and L.L. Welbor.
264		1	_aAtlanta : _bSBL Press, _c[2015].
300			_avolumenes <1,4> : _bilustraciones ; _c23 centímetros.
336			_atext _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _2rdacarrier
490	1		_aSociety of Biblical Literature. Writings from the Greco-Roman world supplement series ; _vnumber 7
504			_aBibliografía : páginas 311-317.
504			_aÍndice : páginas 321-345.
505			_6880-01 _aAbbreviations -- The first urban churches:introduction -- Assessing the potential of archaeological discoveries for the interpretation of Ner Testament texts: the case of a Gladiator fragment from Colossae and the letter to the colossians -- The city in Roman Egypt: the evidence of the Papyri Malcom Choat -- Epigraphy and the study of polis and Ekklesia in the greco-roman world -- Gaia, Polis, and Ekklesia at the Miletus Market GAte: an ecocritical Rimagination of Revelation 12:16 -- Coinage and colonial identity: corinthian numismatics and the corinthian correspondence -- The polis and the porr: reconstructing social relations from different genres of evidence -- Methodological considerations in using epigraphic evidence to determine the socioeconomic context of the early christians -- Urban portraits of the "barbarians" on the fringes of the roman empire: The archaeological, numismatic, epigraphic, and econographic evidence.
526			_aSEG42
526			_aSEG41
526			_aSEG40
526			_aSEG39
526			_aP94
526			_aP87
526			_aP86
526			_aP85
526			_aP77
526			_aP76
526			_aP35
650		0	_aCiudades y pueblos _xAspectos religiosos _xCristianismo.
650		0	_aHistotia de la iglesia _yIglesia primitiva y principios.
700	1		_aHarrison, James R., _d1952- _eeditor.
700	1		_aWelborn, L. L., _d1953- _eeditor.
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942			_2ddc _cBOOK
949			_a270.1091732 F5 _wDEWEY _c1 _i72852 _d2016-10-30 _e2016-10-28 _lCCODEBUL1 _mBUL _n4 _p26.00 _r0 _sY _tBOOK _u2016-5-19 _xTEOLOGIA _PP35 _0COMPRA _o.STAFF. Colección Teología
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880	0		_6505-01/(3 _aExcavating the urban and country life of Roman Philippi and its territory -- Rooted in Heaven and resident in Philippi, but no eκκλησία? -- The social constituency and membership of the first Christian groups at Philippi : a literary and epigraphic survey -- Vindolanda Tablet 2.154, RPC 1651, and the provenance of Philippians -- Polis and ekklēsia at Philippi : a response to Kathy Ehrensperger, Paul Holloway, and Julien Ogereau -- First-century Philippi : contextualizing Paul's visit -- Did the Philippian Christ group know it was a "missionary" society -- The imperial authorities in Paul's letter to predominantly Greek hearers in the Roman colony of Philippi -- Every knee bowed : Jesus Christ as reigning Lord over "the heavenly, the earthly, and the subterranean gods" (Philippians 2:10) -- Rivals, opponents, and enemies : three kinds of theological argumentation in Philippians -- From Rome to the colony of Philippi : Roman boasting in Philippians 3:4-6 in its Latin West and Philippian epigraphic context.
999			_a270.1091732 F5 _wDEWEY _c9394 _i72852 _d9394 _e2016-10-28 _f2021-11-11 _g5 _lCCODEBUL1 _mBUL _n4 _p26.00 _r0 _sY _tBOOK _u2016-5-19 _xTEOLOGIA _PP35 _0COMPRA _o.STAFF. Colección Teología
999			_a270.1091732 F5 _wDEWEY _c2 _i80032 _f2021-11-11 _g3 _lCCODEBUL1 _mBUL _p38.00 _r0 _sY _tBOOK _u2019-3-13 _xTEOLOGIA _PP35 _0DONACION _o.STAFF. Colección Teología
980			_81 _gALBERTO SANCHEZ Responsable de Automatización