col·le·gi·a

(kə-lē′jē-ə, -lĕg′ē-ə)

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The Roman collegia; the modern evolution of an ancient concept.

The Roman collegia; the modern evolution of an ancient concept

The decision to focus on the issue of group-to-society relations is welcomed but ironic, for it is precisely on this score that this excellent assemblage of evidence on associations reveals the most telling differences between Christian sectarians and Greco-Roman collegia. Thus his repeated claim (pp.

Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations. Claiming a Place in Mediterranean Society

They may contain several collegia and these in turn may embrace faculty in other departments or schools.

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