Información General

• Autores: Markus Vinzent, Mattia Cosimo Chiriatti, Damaskinos Olkinuora
• Editores: Peeters
• Año de publicación: 2021
• Colecciones: Studia Patristica, 130
• País: Bélgica
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-90-429-4788-7
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Resumen

• The successive sets of Studia Patristica contain papers delivered at the International Conferences on Patristic Studies, which meet for a week once every four years in Oxford. These papers range over the whole field, both East and West, from the second century to a section on the Nachleben of the Fathers. The majority are short papers dealing with some small and manageable point; they raise and sometimes resolve questions about the authenticity of documents, dates of events, and such like, and some unveil new texts. The longer papers put such matters into context and indicate wider trends. The whole reflects the state of Patristic scholarship and demonstrates the vigour and popularity of the subject.

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Listado de artículos

• • Theologizing performance in the byzantine tradition

    • Performing the Symphony of Salvation: Liturgical Mysticism in a llymn by Romanos the Melodist

      Andrew Mellas

      págs. 335-352

      

    • Byzantine Liturgical Commentaries and the Notion of Performance

      Damaskinos Olkinuora

      págs. 353-370

      

    • Logos prophorikos in Middle Byzantine Thought

      Vessela Valiavitcharska

      págs. 371-384

      

    • Liturgical Dialogues: Clergy and Laity Concelebrating. An Analysis of the Christian Liturgy through Aristotle's Poetics

      Andreas Andreopoulos

      págs. 385-402

      

    • Performing Acclamation in Tenth-Century Byzantium: De Cerimoniis between Roman Practice and Christian Theory

      Erik Z. D. Ellis

      págs. 403-428

      

  • Nachleben

    • Grace or Joy? Chrysostom's Contradictory Reception by Ca1vin in his Commentary on 2Cor. l: 15 and Ph/m. 1:7

      Jeanette Kreijkes

      págs. 429-434

      

    • Eusebius of Caesarea as a Source for Federico Borromeo

      Davide Dainese

      págs. 435-448

      

    • The Patristic Sources of 'Rigans montes', of Saint Thomas Aquinas

      Maria Inês Bolinhas

      págs. 449-458

      

    • Meister Eckhart Reading Augustine

      Marie-Anne Vannier

      págs. 459-476

      

    • Wisdom in St Augustine and Meister Eckhart

      Silvia Bara Bancel

      págs. 477-488

      

    • Knowledge and Reason versus Experience and Practice: Jonathan Edwards and the Patristic Doctrine of Deification

      Irene Petrou

      págs. 489-502

      

    • Schleiermacher, Sabellius, and lnter-Trinitarian Equality

      David Komline

      págs. 503-510

      

    • On the Patristic Roots of Reformed Theology: Herman Bavinck 's Reading of the Church Fathers on the Attributes of God

      Tommaso Manzon

      págs. 511-530

      

    • From Wittgenstein to Clement and from Clement to Wittgenstein. A Few Thoughts for a Literary Comparison lncluding Patristic Literature

      Hôpital Saint-Antoine (París, Francia)

      págs. 531-538

      

    • Hermann Dorries ( 1895-1 977) - Patristics during the Kirchenkampf

      Aneke Dornbusch

      págs. 539-548

      

    • Engendering Difference: Resonance and Dissonance in Approaches to Gender within the Writings of the Two Gregorys and Luce lrigaray

      Margaret Guise

      págs. 549-562

      

    • Systematic and Historical Reading of the Fathers: The Case of Thomas F. Torrance

      Andrej Jeftic

      págs. 563-574

      

  • From the fifth century onwards (Latin Writers)

    • Between Miniaturized E pie and Typological Exegesis: The Role of Moses in Prudentius' Dittochaeon

      Francesco Lubian

      págs. 3-16

      

    • The Date, Unity and Reason behind the Two Books of Prudentius' Contra orationem Symmachi

      Thomas Tsartsidis

      págs. 17-30

      

    • Le De laude eremi d'Eucher de Lyon et la tradition contemplative médiévale (Pierre Damien, Guigues 1er, Pétrarque)

      Manté Lenkaityté Ostermann

      págs. 31-40

      

    • Christology in Avitus of Vienne

      Theresia Hainthaler

      págs. 41-52

      

    • The Division of Knowledge between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages: Diagrams on the divisio philosophiae in Cassiodorus' lnstitutiones saeculares

      Ilaria Morresi

      págs. 53-68

      

    • Petrine Authority in the Ecclesiology of Leo the Great

      James K. Lee

      págs. 69-78

      

    • Body and Spirit's Health within the Thought of Caesarius of Aries and Gregory of Tours

      Juan Antonio Jiménez Sánchez

      págs. 79-86

      

    • The Female Monastery of Saint Caesarius of Aries: His Hidden Collaborators in the Christianization of Aries and Beyond

      Maria del Fiat Miola

      págs. 87-96

      

    • Gregory the Great Warns against Simony in his Letters

      Hector Scerri

      págs. 97-102

      

    • Gregory the Great's Contribution to the Tradition of Patience

      Brendan Lupton

      págs. 103-112

      

    • Germanic Identities in the Gregorian Dialogues

      Pere Maymó i Capdevila

      págs. 113-122

      

    • Blessed be the Sick? Eugenius of Toledo on Suffering, Sin, and Salvation (c:arm. 13 and 14)

      Annemarie Pilarski

      págs. 123-134

      

    • La ordenación de la vida monástica según Tajón de Zaragoza (Sententiae 2, 45-9)

      Joel Varela Rodríguez

      págs. 135-144

      

    • Metamorphosis and Theosis: Andrew of Crete on the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Deification of the Human Nature

      Jan Dominik Bogataj

      págs. 145-158

      

    • Insubstantial Mystery: The Role of evunócrratoç in the Christology of John Damascene

      Thomas Cattoi

      págs. 159-170

      

    • The Religious Other in the Homilies of John of Damascus: References to the Christian Confessions and Muslims of the Middle East

      Petros Tsagkaropoulos

      págs. 171-182

      

    • Divine Attributes and the Notion of Atemporal Eternity in the Old English Boethius

      Rüta Sileikyte Zukiene

      págs. 183-196

      

  • Female power and its propaganda

    • Praise and Polemics. Theodosian Empresses and their Contemporaries

      Anna Busch

      págs. 197-214

      

    • 'Con toda certeza llegasteis a conocer a esta joven paloma, criada en el nido imperial ' (Pulcher., 462, 10-2): Pulqueria y su representación en el Bacrtatkóç kóyoç de Gregorio de Nisa

      Mattia Cosimo Chiriatti

      págs. 215-230

      

    • 'Invitado por el emperador y la Augusta, el santo se sentó a la mesa con ellos' (Vida de Teodoro de Sykeon, 97): Brechas en la invisibilidad y reclusión de las emperatrices bizantinas (ss. lV-Vll)

      Silvia Acerbi

      págs. 231-250

      

    • Pelagia, the Barbarían Wife of the Last of the Romans. Women, Politics, and Religion in the Fifth Century AD

      Oriol Dinarés Cabrerizo

      págs. 251-262

      

    • The lmage of Empress Lupicina (Euphemia) in the Patristic Sources

      Margarita Vallejo Girvés

      págs. 263-278

      

    • Matrimonio y conversión en las cortes merovingia y visigoda: Brunehilda e Ingunda

      Elisabet Seijo Ibáñez

      págs. 279-294

      

    • The Contest of Beauty and Sainthood: The Empress Bride as the Mirror of Perfection

      Ernest Marcos Hierro

      págs. 295-314

      

    • Empress Aikaterine's Role in John Skylitzes' Continuation

      Francisco López-Santos Kornberger

      págs. 315-334