From Roman to Early Christian Cyprus

Laura S. Nasrallah (Herausgegeben von) Born 1969; 2003-19 Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity at Harvard University; since 2019 Buckingham Professor of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation at Yale Divinity School and Yale University Department of Religious Studies.Charalambos Bakirtzis (Herausgegeben von) Born 1943; Ephor emeritus of Byzantine Antiquities of Eastern Macedonia and Thrave, and of Thessaloniki and Central Macedonia; currently Director of the Foundation Anastasios G. Leventis in Nicosia, Cyprus.AnneMarie Luijendijk (Herausgegeben von) Born 1968; 2006-12 Assistant Professor, 2012-14 Associate Professor and since 2014 Professor of Religion, Princeton University, Department of Religion.

• Laura Nasrallah: Introduction, and a Case Study of the Eustolios Complex at Kourion - Charalambos Bakirtzis: Sea Routes and Cape Drepanon from the Hellenistic to the Byzantine Period Excavations at Agios Georgiōs Tēs Pegeias, Paphos, Cyprus - James Carleton Paget: Cyprus in the New Testament and beyond - Athanasios Papageorghiou/Nikolas Bakirtzis: Archaeological Realities and Hagiographic Narratives: Revisiting the Beginnings of Christianity in Cyprus - Henry Maguire: The Gods, Christ, and the Emperor in the Late Antique Art of Cyprus - Demetrios Michaelides: Mosaic Workshops in Cyprus from the Fourth to the Seventh Centuries CE: Two Parallel Lives? - Andrew Wilburn: Ritual Specialists and the Curse Tablets from Amathous, Cyprus - Andrew Jacobs: Epiphanius's Library - Young Richard Kim: Cypriot Autocephaly, Reconsidered - AnneMarie Luijendijk: The Gospel of Matthew in the Acts of Barnabas through the Lens of a Book's History: Healing and Burial with Books - Ioli Kalavrezou: The Cyprus Treasures since their Discovery: A Re-Evaluation - Stephanos Efthymiadis: The Cult of Saints in Late Antique Cyprus and the Apostolicity of its Churches: The Testimony of Greek Hagiography - Marina Solomidou-Ieronymidou/George Filotheou: The Representation and Memory of Saints Paul, Barnabas, Epiphanios, and Others on Wall Paintings of Byzantine and Medieval Cyprus