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On Herma

2020
Iannis Xenakis’s Herma, for piano solo, was composed in 1960-61 and premiered in 1962, in Tokyo, by Yuji Takahashi, to whom the work is dedicated. According to the composer, Herma means ‘bond’ but also ‘foundation’ or ‘embryo’, etc. Relying on documents consulted in the Xenakis Archives, this article provides new insights into how Xenakis conceived his
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Instructing Literary Practice in the Shepherd of Hermas

open access: yes, 2016
This chapter explores an early second-century text: The Shepherd of Hermas. This text was part of the Codex Sinaiticus, the fundamental Bible manuscript of the fourth century with the siglum Aleph.
Jörg Rüpke
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The Sins of Hermas

1980
The immediate background for this Christian demand in the first century is represented in the admonition of Ben Sira: "My child, have you sinned? Sin so longer, and offer petition for your previous sins". Paul habitually addressed the Christian believers throughout his correspondence as "saints" or "holy persons".
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Hermas and the Prophet

1973
Agabus' prophecy concerning Paul is a good example of a recorded prophetic utterance, and probably in its authentic form. Direct speech appears to be the characteristic result of being filled with the Spirit. Luke relates that Elisabeth was filled with the Holy Spirit and immediately cried out aloud.
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The Shepherd of Hermas

Journal of Biblical Literature, 1968
Jean-Paul Audet, Graydon F. Snyder
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Hermas

Appalachian Heritage, 1985
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Hermas, un escalador social, se dirige a los ricos de su comunidad

Estudio Agustiniano, 2021
David Alvarez Cineira
exaly  

Hermas the (Formerly?) Enslaved

Early Christianity, 2022
Chance E Bonar
exaly  

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