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From the second century AD to the conversion of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, Robin Lane Fox'sPagans and Christians in the Mediterranean Worldgives a fascinating new perspective on an extraordinary era. The transition from pagan to Christian in the ancient Mediterranean world was a process whose effects we still live with today. How did this monumental conversion come about? How did Christianity compare and compete with the pagan gods in the Roman Empire? This scholarly work, from award-winning historian Robin Lane Fox, places Christians and pagans side by side in the context of civic life and contrasts their religious experiences, visions, cults and oracles. Leading up to the time of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, the book aims to enlarge and confirm the value of contemporary evidence, some of which has only recently been discovered. 'This brilliant book is a wholly unexpected and central contribution to its subject. What is more it is readable and rereadable, even gripping' Peter Levi, Spectator 'Important and learned' Financial Times 'A massive and humane study...On my shelf it will rest with pride between Edward Gibbon and Peter Brown' Telegraph 'On the one hand a magisterial analysis and reconstruction of an apparently remote and alien society, on the other a detailed study of the single most significant process in our history' The Times Robin Lane Fox(b. 1946) is a Fellow of New College, Oxford, and a University Reader in Ancient History. His other books include The Classical World, Alexanderthe Great, Pagans and Christiansand The Unauthorized Version. He was historical advisor to Oliver Stone on the making of Stone's film Alexander, for which he waived all his fees on condition that he could take part in the cavalry charge against elephants which Stone staged in the Moroccan desert. %%%From the second century AD to the conversion of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, Robin Lane Fox'sPagans and Christians in the Mediterranean Worldgives a fascinating new perspective on an extraordinary era.
The transition from pagan to Christian in the ancient Mediterranean world was a process whose effects we still live with today. How did this monumental conversion come about? How did Christianity compare and compete with the pagan gods in the Roman Empire? This scholarly work, from award-winning historian Robin Lane Fox, places Christians and pagans side by side in the context of civic life and contrasts their religious experiences, visions, cults and oracles.
Leading up to the time of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, the book aims to enlarge and confirm the value of contemporary evidence, some of which has only recently been discovered.
'This brilliant book is a wholly unexpected and central contribution to its subject. What is more it is readable and rereadable, even gripping' Peter Levi, Spectator
'Important and learned' Financial Times
'A massive and humane study...On my shelf it will rest with pride between Edward Gibbon and Peter Brown' Telegraph
'On the one hand a magisterial analysis and reconstruction of an apparently remote and alien society, on the other a detailed study of the single most significant process in our history' The Times
Robin Lane Fox(b. 1946) is a Fellow of New College, Oxford, and a University Reader in Ancient History. His other books include The Classical World, Alexanderthe Great, Pagans and Christiansand The Unauthorized Version. He was historical advisor to Oliver Stone on the
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Men’s Leather Jacket Size Guide
Size
Chest
Shoulder
Sleeve
Jacket Length
S
92–96 cm
43–44 cm
62–63 cm
70–72 cm
M
97–102 cm
45–46 cm
63–64 cm
72–74 cm
L
103–108 cm
47–48 cm
64–65 cm
74–76 cm
XL
109–116 cm
49–50 cm
66–67 cm
76–78 cm
2XL
117–124 cm
51–52 cm
67–68 cm
78–80 cm
3XL
125–132 cm
53–54 cm
68–69 cm
80–82 cm
4XL
133–140 cm
55–56 cm
69–70 cm
82–84 cm
Women’s Jacket Size Guide
Size
Bust
Waist
Shoulder
Sleeve
Jacket Length
XS
80–84 cm
62–66 cm
36–37 cm
58–59 cm
58–60 cm
S
85–89 cm
67–71 cm
37–38 cm
59–60 cm
60–62 cm
M
90–95 cm
72–77 cm
39–40 cm
60–61 cm
62–64 cm
L
96–102 cm
78–84 cm
41–42 cm
61–62 cm
64–66 cm
XL
103–110 cm
85–92 cm
43–44 cm
62–63 cm
66–68 cm
2XL
111–118 cm
93–100 cm
45–46 cm
63–64 cm
68–70 cm
3XL
119–126 cm
101–108 cm
47–48 cm
64–65 cm
70–72 cm
Mantle & Tunic Size Guide
Size
Chest
Shoulder
Sleeve
Tunic Length
Recommended Height
S
92–98 cm
43–44 cm
62–63 cm
110–115 cm
160–170 cm
M
99–105 cm
45–46 cm
63–64 cm
115–120 cm
170–175 cm
L
106–112 cm
47–48 cm
64–65 cm
120–125 cm
175–180 cm
XL
113–120 cm
49–50 cm
66–67 cm
125–130 cm
180–185 cm
2XL
121–128 cm
51–52 cm
67–68 cm
130–135 cm
185–190 cm
3XL
129–136 cm
53–54 cm
68–69 cm
135–140 cm
190 cm+
Men’s Leather Pants Size Guide
Size
Waist
Hip
Thigh
Inseam
Full Length
S
76–80 cm
92–96 cm
54–56 cm
78–80 cm
102–104 cm
M
81–86 cm
97–102 cm
57–59 cm
80–82 cm
104–106 cm
L
87–92 cm
103–108 cm
60–62 cm
82–84 cm
106–108 cm
XL
93–100 cm
109–116 cm
63–66 cm
84–86 cm
108–110 cm
2XL
101–108 cm
117–124 cm
67–70 cm
86–88 cm
110–112 cm
3XL
109–116 cm
125–132 cm
71–74 cm
88–90 cm
112–114 cm
4XL
117–124 cm
133–140 cm
75–78 cm
90–92 cm
114–116 cm
Women’s Leather Pants Size Guide
Size
Waist
Hip
Thigh
Inseam
Full Length
XS
62–66 cm
86–90 cm
48–50 cm
74–76 cm
96–98 cm
S
67–71 cm
91–95 cm
51–53 cm
76–78 cm
98–100 cm
M
72–77 cm
96–101 cm
54–56 cm
78–80 cm
100–102 cm
L
78–84 cm
102–108 cm
57–60 cm
80–82 cm
102–104 cm
XL
85–92 cm
109–116 cm
61–64 cm
82–84 cm
104–106 cm
2XL
93–100 cm
117–124 cm
65–68 cm
84–86 cm
106–108 cm
3XL
101–108 cm
125–132 cm
69–72 cm
86–88 cm
108–110 cm
Glove Size Guide
To measure glove size, wrap a measuring tape around the widest part of your hand, excluding the thumb.
Size
Palm Circumference
Approximate Fit
S
17–18 cm
Small hand
M
19–20 cm
Medium hand
L
21–22 cm
Large hand
XL
23–24 cm
Extra large hand
2XL
25–26 cm
Very large hand
Hat & Cap Size Guide
Measure around the head where the cap or hat will sit, usually just above the ears and across the forehead.
Head Circumference
Hat Size
General Size
54–55 cm
6 3/4 – 6 7/8
S
56–57 cm
7 – 7 1/8
M
58–59 cm
7 1/4 – 7 3/8
L
60–61 cm
7 1/2 – 7 5/8
XL
62–63 cm
7 3/4 – 7 7/8
2XL
64 cm+
8+
3XL
Recommended Measurements to Provide for Custom Orders
Product Type
Measurements Required
Jacket / Eton Jacket
Chest, shoulder to shoulder, sleeve length, jacket length, waist
Tunic / Mantle
Chest, shoulder, sleeve, full length, height
Leather Pants
Waist, hip, thigh, inseam, full length
Gloves
Palm circumference
Hat / Cap
Head circumference
Please Note: These charts are a general sizing guide only. Measurements may vary slightly depending on the product style, material, and manufacturing process. If you are between sizes, we generally recommend choosing the larger size for comfort, especially for jackets, tunics, mantles, gloves, and leather garments.
Luxe Regalia is not responsible for incorrect sizing where measurements were not provided or where the wrong size was selected. Please check measurements carefully before placing your order.
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