Cultural Catalogues in the Pauline Secretariat with reference to the texts of the Greco-Roman world, vol.

The cultural catalogues (cultural catalogues) in Paleolithic and Greco-Roman literature is a flexible literary form, the which is widely used and reflects the cultural data of the Greek culture.lnternet era. Through their presentation, an attempt is made to the analysis of their data and their interpretation with the help of
the tools of the sciences of anthropology, philology and theology. The aim is not only to establish the similarities between the in the all-encompassing cultural catalogues and in the corresponding cultural catalogues of theRoman, proving the cultural unity of the Greek and Roman culture.Roman world, but also the differentiation of the Pauline catalogues which establishes a new faith and strengthens the network of relations between the members of the Christian communitiesregions. Believers are connected through shared cultural values and principles, which can easily be shared by all believers. They can keep it in their memory thanks to the well-known and widespread form of the catalogue. On volume one presents the cultural catalogues of family and social relations, followed by the publication of the second volume with the lists of discrimination and heterogeneity and the catalogues of social and cultural relations.and the third volume with the lists of moral behaviour (virtues and virtues of the family). (virtues and vices) and the lists of passions/circumstances of life.