Village Institutions in Egypt in the Roman to Early Arab Periods
Village Institutions in Egypt in the Roman to Early Arab Periods
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Abstract
This volume is the first to survey village institutions in Egypt during the first eight centuries AD, from the beginning of Roman rule to the early Arab period. Despite the many studies of society and administration in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, there are no general studies of village institutions or communities in any one period, let alone in a long-term perspective, or integrated investigation of their relationship to the wider state. This volume, which represents a first response to fill this gap in the current scholarship, aims to demonstrate that Egypt is a particularly productive place to develop study of this subject because the rich documentary evidence of the papyri, a large majority of which comes from village sites, permits us both to study specific topics in detail by place and time, as the eleven papers of this volume do, and also to make comparisons across a long chronological period. These comparisons across time are beneficial because they raise questions about changing patterns and perspectives of the surviving documents, which may skew interpretation, and enable us to outline what seem to emerge as recurrent issues in the power-relationships between central and regional authorities and the rural population, as well as some preliminary indications of the trends in those developments across our period.
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Front Matter
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Introduction
Micaela Langellotti andDominic Rathbone
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Police Procedures and Petitions in Roman Egypt: The Role of Village Officials
Roberto Mascellari
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3
Private Associations and Village Life in Early Roman Egypt
Mario C.D. Paganini
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Elders (Presbuteroi) of the Farmers and of the Village in Roman Egypt: The Cases of Bacchias and Karanis
Silvia Strassi
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The Association of State Farmers and Its Role in Village Administration in Roman Egypt
Thomas Kruse
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Record-Offices in Villages in Roman Egypt
Micaela Langellotti
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Village or Town? Did It Matter for Making Wills in Roman Egypt?
Maria Nowak
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8
Private Banks in Villages of Roman Egypt
François Lerouxel
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9
Festivals and Ceremonies in the Countryside
Andrea Jördens
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10
Fiscal Institution or Local Community? The Village Koinon in Late Antiquity (Fourth to Eighth Centuries)
Lajos Berkes
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11
The Monastery of Apa Apollo as Landowner and Employer
Gesa Schenke
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12
‘Great Men’, Churchmen, and the Others: Forms of Authority in the Villages of the Umayyad Period
Arietta Papaconstantinou
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