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| Preface | vii | |
| I. | Introduction | 1 |
| A. | The Subject and the Method | 1 |
| B. | Tendencies in Scholarship | 6 |
| C. | The Sources | 18 |
| D. | Summary of Purpose and Procedure | 21 |
| II. | Apostles | 47 |
| A. | Women Apostles in the New Testament | 47 |
| B. | Women Apostles in the Tradition of the Ancient Church | 49 |
| III. | Prophets | 63 |
| A. | The Tomb Epigraph of the Prophet Nana | 63 |
| B. | Literary Evidence | 67 |
| IV. | Teachers of Theology | 89 |
| A. | A Papyrus Letter | 89 |
| B. | Inscriptions | 93 |
| C. | Christian Women Teachers and the New Testament Prohibitions | 99 |
| V. | Presbyters | 116 |
| A. | Epigraphic and Literary Evidence from the East | 116 |
| B. | Epigraphic and Literary Evidence from the West | 128 |
| VI. | Enrolled Widows | 142 |
| A. | Epigraphic and Literary Evidence from the West | 142 |
| B. | Literary Evidence from the East | 147 |
| VII. | Deacons | 158 |
| A. | Inscriptions from Palestine and Vicinity | 158 |
| B. | Inscriptions from Asia Minor | 162 |
| C. | Inscriptions from Greece | 174 |
| D. | Inscriptions from Macedonia | 177 |
| E. | Inscriptions from the West | 182 |
| VIII. | Bishops | 199 |
| A. | Inscriptions | 199 |
| B. | Women Bishops in the Early Church | 205 |
| IX. | Stewards | 217 |
| A. | Inscriptions | 217 |
| B. | Stewards in Early Christian Literature | 219 |
| X. | Source-Oriented Perspectives for a History of Christian Women Officeholders | 223 |
| Abbreviations | 225 | |
| Bibliography | 227 | |
| A. | Reference Works | 227 |
| B. | Primary Sources | 232 |
| C. | Secondary Literature | 248 |
| Index of Women's Names from Antiquity and the Middle Ages | 296 | |
| Index of Epigraphical and Papyrus Sources | 299 | |
| Index of Ancient Literature | 306 | |
| Index of Modern Authors | 312 |
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