Kate Cooper

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ISBN 9781848873285
  • The Fall of the Roman Household 2007 ISBN   9780521884600
  • The Virgin and the Bride: idealized womanhood in late antiquity 1996 ISBN   0674939492
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    Kate Cooper
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    Born1960 (age 6465)
    Washington, D.C., United States
    Occupations
    • Lecturer
    • Classical scholar
    TitleProfessor of History
    Spouse Conrad Leyser
    Children2
    Academic background
    Alma mater
    Thesis Concord and Martyrdom: Gender, Community, and the Uses of Christian Perfection in Late Antiquity (1992)
    Doctoral advisor Peter Brown