Patrologia Pacifica Tertia

Selected Papers Presented to the Asia-Pacific Early Christian Studies Society

Edited by Pauline Allen, Vladimir Baranov & Basil Lourié

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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61143-919-9

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Series: Scrinium: Revue de patrologie, d’hagiographie critique et d’histoire ecclésiastique 9

Publication Date: May 28,2013

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 470

Language: English

ISBN: 978-1-61143-919-9

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This volume collects selected papers from the seventh annual conference of the Asia-Pacific Early Christian Studies Society (APECSS), held in Seoul, Korea on 5–7th July 2012, on the theme "Preaching and Ministry in Early Christianity". The volume also contains a number of studies dedicated to the Churches of the Byzantine Commonwealth, both within Byzantine Empire and outside of it (Syriac-speaking and Coptic Churches).

Among the authors whose views are dealt with are Augustine, Jerome, Origen, Gregory of Nyssa, John Philoponus and, moreover, late Byzantine authors Niketas Stethatos and Nicephoros Blemmydes as well as a very little-known in the West 18th-century great Ukrainian religious Platonic thinker, Gregory Skovoroda. A number of hagiographic legends are also studied. The volume contains a large introduction into the manuscript tradition of the still unpublished Syriac hymnographic book Warda, which is in liturgical usage in the Assyrian Church of the East. An edition of Coptic and Copto-Arabic liturgical texts dedicated to Michael the New Martyr is also provided.

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	Contributor	Biography
	Vladimir Baranov
	Basil Lourié	Basil Lourié is the editor in chief of "Scrinium: Revue de patrologie, d'hagiographiecritique et d'histoire ecclésiastique" (St. Petersburg, Russia). He holds a Ph. D. and a Dr. habil. in Philosophy from St. Petersburg State University. He has written extensively on theological, liturgical and hagiographical traditions of the Christian Orient with a special attention to the philosophical and logical topics in patristics as well as to the Second Temple Jewish and Early Christian liturgical calendars.
	Pauline Allen	Pauline Allen was educated in Australia, UK, and Belgium. She is the foundation director of the Centre for Early Christian Studies at Australian Catholic University and the author of books and articles on the literature of late antiquity. A Research Associate in the Department of Ancient Languages at the University of Pretoria, she is also a past-president of the International Association of Patristic Studies.

Table of Contents (page 7)
List of Abbreviations (page 7)
Patrologia Pacifica Tertia (page 7)

Introductory Remarks (page 15)
Pauline Allen, "Aspects of Preaching and Ministry in East and West AD 400…600" (page 18)

1. The Liturgical Context (page 18)
2. The Art of Preaching (page 19)
3. Episcopal Epistolary Networks in the Service of Ministry (page 24)
4. Practical Theology (page 29)
5. Episcopal Crisis Management as a Strategy of Ministry (page 31)
6. Concluding Remarks (page 35)
Summary (page 37)

Vladimir Baranov, "Eucharistic Exegesis as a Key to Diverging Spiritualities: From Egypt to Constantinople" (page 38)

Summary (page 74)
Figures (page 75)

Miyako Demura, "Origen as Biblical Scholar and Preacher in Caesarea" (page 82)

Religious and Cultural Background of the Alexandrian Christian Community (page 83)
Alexandria and the Developmentof Allegorical Interpretation (page 85)
Origens Understanding of the Law in the Homilies on Exodus V.1 (page 87)
Conclusion (page 89)
Summary (page 90)

Basil Lourié, "John Philoponus on the Bodily Resurrection" (page 91)

1. Introduction: the Problem (page 91)
2. Sources (page 92)
3. Philoponus Criticisms against Gregory of Nyssa (page 92)
4. Eidos in Philoponus Physics (page 94)
5. Philoponus Criticisms against Cyril of Alexandria (page 94)
6. The Crux Interpretum (page 97)
7. Resolution of the Difficulty (page 99)
8. Conclusion (page 100)
Summary (page 100)

Martin Wenzel, "Lessons from the Afterlife: Eschatology in Gregory of Nyssas Oratio Catechetica" (page 101)

Epilogue: Eschatological Expectations (page 103)
God (page 105)
Apocatastasis (page 108)
Baptism (page 112)
Conclusion (page 114)
Bibliography (page 115)
Summary (page 116)

Hubertus R. Drobner, "Daily Life in the Preaching of Gregory of Nyssa and Augustine of Hippo" (page 117)

Summary (page 128)
Plates (page 129)

Geoffrey D. Dunn, "The Clerical Cursus Honorumin the Late Antique Roman Church" (page 132)

Siricius (page 133)
Innocent I (page 139)
Zosimus (page 141)
Africa (page 144)
Conclusion (page 144)
Summary (page 145)

Koos Kritzinger, 'Preaching Chastity': A 'Spatial Reading' of Jeromes Vita Malchi" (page 146)

Introduction (page 146)
1. Frame Narrative „ Introduction (page 147)
2. Malchus Home (page 149)
3. Transition: Home to Monastery (page 150)
4. The Monastery (page 150)
5. Transition: Monastery to Desert Stayunder Saracen Master (page 151)
6. Desert Stay: First Cave Episode and Escape (page 152)
7. Desert Stay: Second Cave Episode and Escape (page 155)
8. Transition: Desert to Monastery (page 156)
9. Monastery: Two Separate Monastic Settlements (page 156)
10. Transition: Monasteries to Home (Implied) (page 157)
11. Home: Maronia (Implied) (page 157)
12. Frame Narrative „ Conclusion (page 157)
Summary (page 161)

Junghoo Kwon, "'Pre-Nestorianism' in Spain: The Letter of Vitalis and Constantius and Pseudo-Athanasian De Trinitate" (page 162)

1. The Christology of Vitalis and Constantius (page 163)
2. The Christology of De Trinitate (page 165)
3. Capreolus Critical Response (page 172)
4. Arian Polemics and Western Christology (page 173)
Conclusion (page 175)
Summary (page 176)

Helen Rhee, 'Every Good and Perfect Gift Comes from Above'Ž: The Episcopal Control of Charity and Christian(-ized) Patronage" (page 177)

Christian(-ized) Patronagein the Didascalia (page 177)
Christian(-ized) Patronage in Cyprians Letters (page 182)
Conclusion (page 192)
Summary (page 193)

Other Studies (page 195)

Sergey V. Ivanov, "The Legend of the Twelve Fridays and Quattuor Tempora" (page 197)

Index of manuscripts (page 197)
Summary (page 218)

Irina Kolbutova, "Face to Face and One Face Reflected in Many Mirrors" (page 219)

Summary (page 240)

Anna Kladova, "The 'Autobiography' of Nikephoros Blemmydes.on the Issue of Relations Between Monasticism and Scholarship in Byzantium" (page 241)

Blemmydes and the Logos (page 246)
Blemmydes Account of His Education, First Teaching Experience and Church Career (page 248)
Monk and Scholar (page 252)
What Do the Descriptions of Logical-Theological Discussions Reveal? (page 254)
What Kind of Books Did Blemmydes Search for? (page 255)
To What Extent Do the First and the Second Book of the Work Differ? (page 256)
Blemmydes Attitude Toward The Wisdom of This WorldŽ (page 258)
List of Blemmydes Literary Works (page 258)
Overview of the Historiography of the Problem (page 259)
Summary (page 266)

Dirk Krausmüller, "Hiding in Plain Sight: Heterodox Trinitarian Speculation in the Writings of Niketas Stethatos" (page 267)

Summary (page 296)

Alexey V. Malinov, "The Method of Symbolic Interpretation of Grigory Skovoroda" (page 297)

Summary (page 320)

Anton Pritula, "The Warda Hymnological Collection" (page 321)

Manuscripts (page 321)
Full Recension of the Warda Collection (page 324)
The Gazza Book and the Hymns of the Warda Collection (page 330)
Liturgical Context and the Origin of the Collection (page 333)
Cycle of the Rogation of the Ninevites (page 340)
Authors of the 'Onitas from the Warda Collection and Dating (page 345)
Giwargis Warda: Authorship and Attribution (page 353)
Contents of the Warda Collection According to the Main Dated Manuscripts (page 358)

Table 1. Hymns ascribed to Giwargis Warda (page 359)
Table 2. Anonymous hymns in the Warda Collection (page 366)
Table 3. Hymns ascribed to other authors in the Warda Collection (page 367)
Table 4. Supplement to the Warda Collection (page 369)

Literature (page 370)
Summary (page 376)

Nikolai N. Seleznyov, 'Elias Geveri of Damascus' in Russian Studies of Church History: a Witness to the Two-Finger Sign of the Cross in a Medieval Treatise on Denominations of Syrian Christianity" (page 378)

Introduction (page 389)
On the Sign of the Cross (page 392)
Summary (page 393)

Nikolai N. Seleznyov, "Jacobs and Jacobites: The Syrian Origins of the Name and Its Egyptian Arabic Interpretations" (page 394)

Conclusion (page 408)
Summary (page 410)

Tatiana A. Sénina, "Remarques Sur Lauteuret La Date De Scriptor Incertusde Leone Armenio" (page 411)

Summary (page 421)

Youhanna Nessim Youssef, "Coptic and Copto-Arabic Liturgical Texts Relating to Michael the New Martyr" (page 422)

The Importance of These Texts (page 423)
The Manuscript (page 423)
Historical Context (page 424)

John XIII (1484…1524) (page 424)
The Government (page 426)

The Texts (page 427)
Biographical Data (page 427)
Texts and Translation (page 428)

Fol. 12v…13 (page 428)
Fol. 14r…13r (page 429)
Fol. 15v…14r (page 431)
Fol. 16r…v (page 434)
Fol. 16r (page 435)
Fol. 17r…16v (page 435)
Fol. 20v…17r (page 437)
Fol. 21r…20v (page 442)
Fol. 23v (page 443)
Fol. 26v…24r (page 443)
Fol. 27r… (page 446)
Fol. 79v (page 449)
Fol. 22 (page 450)

Summary (page 454)

Book Reviews (page 457)

A New Study into Regional Booklore Tradition: The Hagiography of Veliky Ustyug and Solvychegodsk (page 459)
Short Reviews (page 463)

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