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Ephrem the Syrian’s Use of Beatitudes

Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum / Journal of Ancient Christianity, 2020
Abstract The poetry of Ephrem the Syrian (ca. 306–373 C. E.) shows a marked predilection for composing beatitudes, usually in the form, “Blessed is the one who . . .” Careful study of these formulas, particularly when they predominate in certain madrāšē, shows that Ephrem uses the device deliberately and creatively to signal the creator ...
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Creation Theology in the Writings of Ephrem the Syrian

, 2021
Arne J. Hobbel
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III. Saint Ephrem the Syrian in Georgian Narratives

2012
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Stanzaic Syntax in the Madrashe of Ephrem the Syrian

2016
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Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Volume 3

2013
Begun by Peter Benedictus (Mobarak) and continued by Stephen Evodius Assemani, the great Roman edition of Ephrem’s works, based on Vatican manuscripts, was the result of the first major effort to publish the famous Syrian’s literary remains in large number.
Assemani, Stefano Evodio, Benedictus, Petrus   +1 more
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EPHREM THE SYRIAN:

2023
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Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Volume 1

Begun by Peter Benedictus (Mobarak) and continued by Stephen Evodius Assemani, the great Roman edition of Ephrem’s works, based on Vatican manuscripts, was the result of the first major effort to publish the famous Syrian’s literary remains in large number.
Assemani, Stefano Evodio, Benedictus, Petrus   +1 more
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Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Volume 6

Begun by Peter Benedictus (Mobarak) and continued by Stephen Evodius Assemani, the great Roman edition of Ephrem’s works, based on Vatican manuscripts, was the result of the first major effort to publish the famous Syrian’s literary remains in large number.
Assemani, Stefano Evodio, Benedictus, Petrus   +1 more
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Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Volume 5

Begun by Peter Benedictus (Mobarak) and continued by Stephen Evodius Assemani, the great Roman edition of Ephrem’s works, based on Vatican manuscripts, was the result of the first major effort to publish the famous Syrian’s literary remains in large number.
Assemani, Stafano Evodio, Benedictus, Petrus   +1 more
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Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Volume 4

Begun by Peter Benedictus (Mobarak) and continued by Stephen Evodius Assemani, the great Roman edition of Ephrem’s works, based on Vatican manuscripts, was the result of the first major effort to publish the famous Syrian’s literary remains in large number.
Assemani, Stefano Evodio, Benedictus, Petrus   +1 more
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