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Works found in Greek, attributed to Ephrem. Volume 3
While Ephrem the Syrian had earned some reputation among Greek and Latin writers of the fifth century, his genuine works, in Syriac, remained generally inaccessible to western readers. A large corpus of writings in Greek grew up attached to his name, and
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Works found in Greek, attributed to Ephrem. Volume 1
While Ephrem the Syrian had earned some reputation among Greek and Latin writers of the fifth century, his genuine works, in Syriac, remained generally inaccessible to western readers. A large corpus of writings in Greek grew up attached to his name, and
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The strategy & goals of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Syrian Revolution [PDF]
, 2015 Issue title: Preludes to the Islamic State: contextualizing the rise of extremism in the Syrian UprisingSince the Hama events of 1982 that led to the Muslim Brotherhood’s forced exile from Syria, the group’s aim has been the return to Syria.
Ramírez, Naomí
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A prayer (“Hermit fathers and immaculate women…”)
Studia Humanitatis, 2014 This article argues that Pushkin in his short poem “Hermit Fathers and Immaculate Women…”, marked with roman numeral II in his Stone Island cycle, rethinks an image of the poet-prophet from his poem “Prophet” in accordance with an ethical ideal of the ...
Naumenko Galina Abramovna
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Works found in Greek, attributed to Ephrem. Volume 2
While Ephrem the Syrian had earned some reputation among Greek and Latin writers of the fifth century, his genuine works, in Syriac, remained generally inaccessible to western readers. A large corpus of writings in Greek grew up attached to his name, and
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The reception of Daniel Chapter 2 in the commentary ascribed to Ephrem the Syrian Church Father [PDF]
, 2006 Ephrem the Syrian (ca. 306-373 CE) was perhaps the most influential Father of Syriac-speaking Christianity. Chapter 2 of the Syriac commentary on Daniel ascribed to him is investigated in this paper: The biblical (Peshi ta) text the author probably had ...
Botha, Philippus Jacobus
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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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Antithesis and argument in the hymns of Ephrem the Syrian [PDF]
, 2016 This paper reflects research on the semantic structure of antitheses. The thesis being proposed is that the defining quality of antitheses was implemented by the Syrian church father Ephrem as a rhetoric technique to enhance the power of arguments in his
Botha, P.J.
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The Massalians and the Orthodox ascetic practices in the East in the 4th – 5th centuries
Forum Theologicum SardicenseWith the Edict of Milan in 313 AD and the end of the institutionalized persecution of Christianity, a new stage in history began. However, this newfound political freedom presented new challenges for Christians, one of which was the decline in moral ...
Kalin Angelov
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Exploring the health consequences of armed conflict: the perspective of Northeast Ethiopia, 2022: a qualitative study. [PDF]
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