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Pre-Christian Typologies in Greece and Rome

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Christians mapped the Old Testament onto the New Testament. For instance, Moses was seen as a prefiguration of Christ. This comparative move is normally called a ‘Christian typology’. In this seminar, I suggest that there was a pre-Christian, Roman typological way of thinking, which the Christians adopted and adapted.

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