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SUMMARY:Forskarstafett
LOCATION:Medelhavsmuseet\, Fredsgatan 2\, 111 52 Stockholm
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the friends' association’s annual research relay
 ! As usual\, the research relay features talks in which early-career rese
 archers in classical studies talk about their ongoing research and answer
  questions from the audience.\n\nIt concludes with a panel discussion mod
 erated by Adam Lindqvist Wadstein.\n\nThe transformation and continuity o
 f prostitution in the 4th century AD - Evelina Bäck\n\nThe project exami
 nes how and to what extent prostitution was renegotiated during the tumul
 tuous 4th century AD\, when Christianity was established as the state rel
 igion. By triangulating laws\, hagiographies and homilies\, it builds a m
 ore holistic picture of the conditions of sex workers\, a picture rooted 
 in material factors such as debt and slavery rather than solely in moral 
 and religious ideals.\n\nEvelina Bäck is a doctoral student in Classical
  Studies at the University of Gothenburg.\n\nConversion in Colossai - Ann
 a Enberg\n\nThe Letter to the Colossians in the New Testament can be said
  to reflect the conversion process of its non-Jewish recipients. A study 
 of the letter text and archaeological material from Colossai and the Lycu
 s Valley reveals the picture of a “Christ-collegium” seeking to find 
 its identity through interaction and competition with the surrounding soc
 iety.\n\nAnna Enberg is a doctoral student in New Testament exegesis at L
 und University.\n\nAsclepius and mental illness - Lina Enevång Viklund\n
 \nWe know for certain that people in antiquity sought out Asclepius\, the
  god of heal…
URL:https://www.stockholm.com/en/show/e036149
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