Volume 28 Contents

Tertullian of Carthage and the Fantasy Life of Power: On Martyrs, Christians, and Other Attachments to Juridical Scenes   1 Carly Daniel-Hughes and Maia Kotrosits

Peccatrix Ecclesia: Hilary of Poitiers’s De Mysteriis as Biblical Ecclesiology   33 Alex Fogleman

Nineveh Overturned: Augustine and Chrysostom on the Threat of Jonah   61 Sean Hannan

Performing Repentance in the Kontakia of Romanos the Melodist   89 Sarah Gador-Whyte

Sex and the City: Intercourse in Holy Week   115 Thomas Arentzen

Perpetua, Cheese, and Martyrdom as Public Liturgy in the Passion of Perpetua and Felicity   175 Elizabeth Klein

Healing Despondency with Biblical Narrative in John Chrysostom’s Letters to Olympias   203 Robert G. T. Edwards

Hierotheus at the “Dormition”: Pseudo-Dionysius on His Teacher’s Rhetorical Performance in On Divine Names   233 Byron MacDougall

Doctors in the Choir: Healing Embodiment and Ingestion in Early Church Space   255 Susan R. Holman

Patristics and Late Antiquity: Partners or Rivals?   283 Averil Cameron

Review Essay

The Modern Editions of Peri Archon   303 Peter W. Martens

Tertullian the Carthaginian: North African Narrative Identity and the Use of History in the Apologeticum and Ad Martyras   349 Alexander D. Perkins

Theology as Christian Epopteia in Basil of Caesarea   373 Olga Alieva

Gregory of Nyssa’s “Bundle Theory of Matter”   395 Gerd Van Riel and Thomas Wauters

Augustine, Martyrdom, and the Exemplary Rhetoric of History   423 Adam Ployd

Cyril of Alexandria Reading Porphyry   443 Marie-Odile Boulnois

Cross-Purposes in the Gospel of Judas: What Judas Intended for Evil, God Intended for Good   481 Michael Kochenash

“Popes” and “Patriarchs,” Power and Pluralism: Reading Eusebius with the Mishnah   501 Michael Rosenberg

Preaching Phrenitis: Augustine’s Medicalization of Religious Difference   525 Jessica Wright

In the Company of Wisdom: Transforming Cemeteries into Spaces of Learning in Late Antique Milan   555 Arthur P. Urbano

Medical Art in Spiritual Direction: Basil, Barsanuphios, and John on Diagnosis and Meaning in Illness   591 Jonathan L. Zecher

Development in Theological Method and Argument in John of Damascus   625 Scott Ables

Book Reviews   149, 333, 467, 655

Books Received   171, 347, 479, 673