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Paperback. Condition: New. The Society of Oriental Liturgy (SOL) is an international academic society dedicated to the scholarly study of the various Eastern Christian liturgical traditions and related fields in all its aspects and phases, including allied disciplines, and its multiple methodologies. By this it unites scholars from all denominations.This volume contains the proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of the Society of Oriental Liturgy (SOL), held in Thessaloniki, Greece, from June 13 to 18, 2022. Gathering scholars from around the globe, the Congress fostered vibrant exchanges on the diverse traditions and expressions of Eastern Christian liturgy. Participants shared research in multiple languages, exploring questions that advance our understanding of liturgical history and practice. The 16 peer-reviewed papers in this collection examine the Armenian, Byzantine, Coptic, Ethiopian, and Syriac traditions, addressing historical developments from Late Antiquity and the Medieval period, with some extending their scope to the late twentieth century. Contributions include in-depth studies of historical texts and manuscripts, early results from ongoing projects, and analyses of the reception and performance of liturgical texts across various rites. This volume offers rich insights for scholars and readers interested in the multifaceted world of Eastern Christian liturgy.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While Christianity was known in the medieval Middle East as a religion of the book, throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Christian message was more often disseminated through speaking and preaching rather than reading. Historically, most Christians accessed Christian culture in the public setting of rituals. These rituals usually featured the reading of Scriptures, the lives of saints, and homilies, and other ritual practices, such as prayers, hymns, and preaching. This book tells the story of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word, which precedes the prayer of the Eucharist in Coptic Christianity. Drawing on hundreds of medieval liturgical manuscripts, historical accounts, and visual and material culture, this history of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word tells the story of how Scripture, song, prayer, and preaching came together to transmit Coptic religious culture, shape minds and hearts, and reinforce the identity of Coptic Christians living in Islamic Egypt. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. 1. Auflage ed. While Christianity was known in the medieval Middle East as a "religion of the book", throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Christian message was more often disseminated through speaking and preaching rather than reading. Historically, most Christians accessed Christian culture in the public setting of rituals. These rituals usually featured the reading of Scriptures, the lives of saints, and homilies, and other ritual practices, such as prayers, hymns, and preaching. This book tells the story of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word, which precedes the prayer of the Eucharist in Coptic Christianity. Drawing on hundreds of medieval liturgical manuscripts, historical accounts, and visual and material culture, this history of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word tells the story of how Scripture, song, prayer, and preaching came together to transmit Coptic religious culture, shape minds and hearts, and reinforce the identity of Coptic Christians living in Islamic Egypt.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While Christianity was known in the medieval Middle East as a religion of the book, throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Christian message was more often disseminated through speaking and preaching rather than reading. Historically, most Christians accessed Christian culture in the public setting of rituals. These rituals usually featured the reading of Scriptures, the lives of saints, and homilies, and other ritual practices, such as prayers, hymns, and preaching. This book tells the story of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word, which precedes the prayer of the Eucharist in Coptic Christianity. Drawing on hundreds of medieval liturgical manuscripts, historical accounts, and visual and material culture, this history of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word tells the story of how Scripture, song, prayer, and preaching came together to transmit Coptic religious culture, shape minds and hearts, and reinforce the identity of Coptic Christians living in Islamic Egypt. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. While Christianity was known in the medieval Middle East as a religion of the book, throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Christian message was more often disseminated through speaking and preaching rather than reading. Historically, most Christians accessed Christian culture in the public setting of rituals. These rituals usually featured the reading of Scriptures, the lives of saints, and homilies, and other ritual practices, such as prayers, hymns, and preaching. This book tells the story of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word, which precedes the prayer of the Eucharist in Coptic Christianity. Drawing on hundreds of medieval liturgical manuscripts, historical accounts, and visual and material culture, this history of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word tells the story of how Scripture, song, prayer, and preaching came together to transmit Coptic religious culture, shape minds and hearts, and reinforce the identity of Coptic Christians living in Islamic Egypt. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Brossura. Condition: nuovo. 18pp. ORIENTALIA CHRISTIANA PERIODICA 87. Orientalia Christiana, (2021), fasc. I-II -- The article presents a hitherto unedited Sahidic Coptic fragment from the Ilves Collection, Helsinki, which comes from a paper Euchologion presumably from eleventh-century Middle Egypt (Hermopolis/Al-Amûnayn). The two sides preserve a prayer of apology of the priest, to be recited in the sacristy, and an idiosyncratic redaction of the First Prayer of the Morning. The article contains an edition and a liturgical commentary, which explores the significance of the fragment for nuancing our understanding of the history of the prothesis rite in Egypt.…

Paperback. Condition: New. The Society of Oriental Liturgy (SOL) is an international academic society dedicated to the scholarly study of the various Eastern Christian liturgical traditions and related fields in all its aspects and phases, including allied disciplines, and its multiple methodologies. By this it unites scholars from all denominations.This volume contains the proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of the Society of Oriental Liturgy (SOL), held in Thessaloniki, Greece, from June 13 to 18, 2022. Gathering scholars from around the globe, the Congress fostered vibrant exchanges on the diverse traditions and expressions of Eastern Christian liturgy. Participants shared research in multiple languages, exploring questions that advance our understanding of liturgical history and practice. The 16 peer-reviewed papers in this collection examine the Armenian, Byzantine, Coptic, Ethiopian, and Syriac traditions, addressing historical developments from Late Antiquity and the Medieval period, with some extending their scope to the late twentieth century. Contributions include in-depth studies of historical texts and manuscripts, early results from ongoing projects, and analyses of the reception and performance of liturgical texts across various rites. This volume offers rich insights for scholars and readers interested in the multifaceted world of Eastern Christian liturgy.…

Paperback. Condition: New. 1. Auflage ed. While Christianity was known in the medieval Middle East as a "religion of the book", throughout Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages, the Christian message was more often disseminated through speaking and preaching rather than reading. Historically, most Christians accessed Christian culture in the public setting of rituals. These rituals usually featured the reading of Scriptures, the lives of saints, and homilies, and other ritual practices, such as prayers, hymns, and preaching. This book tells the story of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word, which precedes the prayer of the Eucharist in Coptic Christianity. Drawing on hundreds of medieval liturgical manuscripts, historical accounts, and visual and material culture, this history of the Coptic Liturgy of the Word tells the story of how Scripture, song, prayer, and preaching came together to transmit Coptic religious culture, shape minds and hearts, and reinforce the identity of Coptic Christians living in Islamic Egypt.…

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