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Ephrem the Syrian’s hymn On the Crucifixion 4 [PDF]

, 2015
This article offers a translation of the hymn De Crucifixione 4 by Ephrem, the Syrian theologian, which forms part of his cycle of hymns for the celebration of Easter.
Botha, Philippus Jacobus
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О родстве московской и кирилло-белозерской редакций Стишного пролога

Slavistica Vilnensis, 2012
В конце первой четверти XIV в. по инициативе сербской иерархии на Балканах началось введение Иерусалимского устава вместо Студийского. Разновидность Пролога с краткими стихами, связанная с Иерусалимским уставом, известна в двух переводах с греческого ...
Марина Владимировна Чистякова
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The Influence of the Syriac Literature on the Old Oriental Slavonic Literatures

1616, 2011
Arising from the range of influence of the Byzantine Empire, Syriac literature and the literature of eastern Slavs have a lot more in common than might be initially imagined.
Salustio ALVARADO SOCASTRO
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“Embedded” stories: on one literary device in the Syriac memre [PDF]

Вестник Православного Свято-Тихоновского гуманитарного университета: Сериа III. Филология
In the article at the first time is analyzed a special literary device in the Syriac memre – the “embedded” stories. By this device the fictitious character, in turn, becomes the narrator.
Sofia Fomicheva
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“All humans are cast into battle:” Ephrem the Syrian’s Theology of Spiritual Struggle and Ascetic Heroism

, 2023
Ephrem the Syrian (306–307 CE) is widely celebrated as one of the greatest Christian poets. Previous scholarship has shown that symbolic language is for him a matter of theological necessity.
Vincenz Heereman (17676156)
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8.R.2. Buchan, Thomas (2004) "Blessed is He who has brought Adam from Sheol"; Shemunkasho, Aho (2004) Healing in the theology of Saint Ephrem the Syrian

, 2007
Buchan, Thomas (2004) "Blessed is He who has brought Adam from Sheol": Christ's descent to the dead in the theology of Saint Ephrem the Syrian. Piscataway: Gorgias Press. (Gorgias dissertations; 13. Early Christian studies; 2.) VII, 397 p.
Annus, Amar
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Soaring on the Wings of the Wind: Prolegomenon to a Symbolic Ontology of Creation

Zygon
Traditionally, the world was itself both understood and experienced as being “a symbol and full of symbols” (Pavel Florensky)—as an “enchanted” cosmos (Max Weber) comprising realms of visible realities, each manifesting invisible orders, each aglow with ...
Bruce V. Foltz
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The Christology of Ephrem the Syrian in the First Hymn on the Pearl

, 2020
: Ephrem the Syrian was a prominent Syriac theologian and poet of the fourth century. He was born in modern day Turkey where he was likely raised a Christian. In Ephrem’s time, the subordinationist heresy was prevalent.

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Quantitative Linguistic Study of Frequency Words in Kirill of Turov’s Words (based on the NLR manuscript F.п.I.39)

Slovene, 2020
The authors have studied quantitative and statistical qualities of the most frequent words in sermons of Kirill of Turov, contained in the Tolstoy Collection from the 13th century (NLR, F.п.I.39).
Victor A. Baranov, Oleg F. Zholobov
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Charisma and Spirituality in the Early Church: A Study of Messalianism and Pseudo-Macarius [PDF]

, 1999
The thesis is an investigation into the concept of Charisma and Spirituality in the Early Church with particular emphasis upon the writings of Ps-Macarius, and of a group of ascetics known as the Messalians, evident in the late fourth / early fifth ...
Burns, Stuart Keith
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