The Early Reception and Appropriation of the Apostle Peter 60-800 CE Authors Fisherman

Contents
Foreword
Preface
Illustrations
Abbreviations
Contributors
Part 1 Anchoring the Apostle: the Volume and Its Concept
	Chapter 1 Peter, Popes, Politics and More: the Apostle as Anchor
	Chapter 2 Ruling through Religion? Innovation and Tradition in Roman Imperial Representation
Part 2 Anchoring the Authority of Peter
	Chapter 3 From Petrus to Pontifex Maximus
	Chapter 4 The Multiple Meanings of Papal Inscriptions in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
	Chapter 5 Attitudes to Jewish and Roman Power in the Gospel and Acts of Peter
	Chapter 6 Peter, the Visionary before the Pope: Early Receptions of the Apostle in Marginal Communities
Part 3 Anchoring Peter in Art and Poetry
	Chapter 7 The Role of Peter in Early Christian Art: Images from the 4th to the 6th Century
	Chapter 8 The Death of Peter: Anchoring an Image in the Context of Late Antique Representations of Martyrdom
	Chapter 9 Romulus and Peter: Remembering and Reconfiguring Rome’s Foundation in Late Antiquity
	Chapter 10 Sedulius’ Peter: Intention and Authority in the Paschale carmen
Part 4 Anchoring the Cult of Peter
	Chapter 11 Peter without Paul: Aspects of the Primordial Role of Simon Peter in an Early Christian Context
	Chapter 12 The Architectural Appropriation of the Apostle Peter by the Early Christian Popes
	Chapter 13 The Cult of Peter and the Development of Martyr Cult in Rome. The Origins of the Presentation of Peter and Paul as Martyrs
	Chapter 14 Anchoring the Rock: the Latin Liturgical Cult of Peter in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages
General Bibliography
Index Locorum
General Index