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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Contributors IX
- Acknowledgments XI
- Abbreviations XIII
- 1. Barbara Sidwell, “Introduction: Power and Emotions” 1
- 2. Ron Newbold, “St. Jerome’s Struggle for Control: an Approach” 23
- 3. Han Baltussen, “Marcus Aurelius and the Therapeutic Use of Soliloquy: An Interdisciplinary Approach” 39
- 4. Cristopher Malone, “The Virtue of Rage in the Fourth Century” 59
- 5. Barbara Sidwell, “Insult and Outrage and the Roman Military: Ammianus Marcellinus Res Gestae 20.8.8; 25.3.10; 28.6.23” 87
- 6. Silke Sitzler, “Angst and Identity in Antioch following the Riot of the Statues” 111
- 7. Andrew Gillett, “Love and Grief in Post-Imperial Diplomacy: The Letters of Brunhild” 127
- 8. Thomas S. Burns, “Negotiating a Serviceable Identity and a Pathway to Power in Late Antiquity” 167
- Index 201
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Contributors IX
- Acknowledgments XI
- Abbreviations XIII
- 1. Barbara Sidwell, “Introduction: Power and Emotions” 1
- 2. Ron Newbold, “St. Jerome’s Struggle for Control: an Approach” 23
- 3. Han Baltussen, “Marcus Aurelius and the Therapeutic Use of Soliloquy: An Interdisciplinary Approach” 39
- 4. Cristopher Malone, “The Virtue of Rage in the Fourth Century” 59
- 5. Barbara Sidwell, “Insult and Outrage and the Roman Military: Ammianus Marcellinus Res Gestae 20.8.8; 25.3.10; 28.6.23” 87
- 6. Silke Sitzler, “Angst and Identity in Antioch following the Riot of the Statues” 111
- 7. Andrew Gillett, “Love and Grief in Post-Imperial Diplomacy: The Letters of Brunhild” 127
- 8. Thomas S. Burns, “Negotiating a Serviceable Identity and a Pathway to Power in Late Antiquity” 167
- Index 201
