Syriac World
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Syriac World
King, Daniel
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2018
842
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Inglês
9781138899018
15 a 20 dias
1973
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Introduction Part I: Backgrounds 1. The eastern provinces of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity 2. The Sasanian Empire Part II: The Syriac world in Late Antiquity 3. The pre-Christian religions of the Syriac-speaking regions 4. The coming of Christianity to Mesopotamia 5. Forms of the religious life and Syriac monasticism 6. The establisment of the Syriac Churches 7. The Syriac Church denominations: an overview 8. The Syriac world in the Persian Empire 9. Judaism and Syriac Christianity 10. Syriac and Syrians in the later Roman Empire: questions of identity 11. Early Syriac reactions to the rise of Islam 12. The Church of the East in the 'Abbasid Era Part III: The Syriac langage 13. The Syriac language in the context of the Semitic languages 14. The Classical Syriac language 15. Writing Syriac: manuscripts and inscriptions 16. The Neo-Aramaic dialects and their historical background Part IV: Syriac literary, artistic, and material culture in Late Antiquity 17. The Syriac Bible and its interpretation 18. The emergence of Syriac literature to AD 400 19. Later Syriac poetry 20. Syriac hagiographic literature 21. The mysticism of the Church of the East 22. Theological doctrines and debates within Syriac Christianity 23. The liturgies of the Syriac Churches 24. Historiography in the Syriac-speaking world, 300-1000 25. Syriac philosophy 26. Syriac medicine 27. The material culture of the Syrian peoples in Late Antiquity and the evidence for Syrian wall paintings 28. Churches in Syriac space: architectural and liturgical context and development 29. Women and children in Syriac Christianity: sounding voices 30. Syriac agriculture 350-1250 Part V: Syriac Christianity beyond the ancient world 31. Syriac Christianity in Central Asia 32. Syriac Christianity in China 33. Syriac Christianity in India 34. The renaissance of Syriac literature in the twelfth-thirteenth centuries 35. Syriac in a diverse Middle East: from the Mongol Ilkhanate to Ottoman dominance, 1286-1517 36. The Maronite Church 37. The early study of Syriac in Europe 38. Syriac identity in the modern era 39. Changing demography: Christians in Iraq since 1991 Appendices I: The patriarchs of the Church of the East II: West Syrian patriarchs and maphrians III Online resources for the study of the Syriac world Maps Index Subject Index
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East Syriac;Rabban Hormizd;Syriac World;Holy Men;Syriac Christianity;East Syriac Traditions;Syriac churches;Syrian Orthodox;Syriac literature;Syriac history;Syrian Orthodox Patriarch;Syriac bible;Syriac Christians;Syriac diaspora;Syrian Orthodox Church;Syriac Christianity and Islam;Syriac Christianity and Judaism;Earlier Syriac;Muriel Debie;Classical Syriac;Touraj Daryaee;John F. Healey;Shapur II;David G. K. Taylor;Sasanian Empire;Florence Jullien;Early Syriac Christianity;Volker Menze;East Syrian;Dietmar W. Winkler;West Syriac;Geoffrey Herman;Aramaic Dialect;Michal Bar-Asher Siegal;Syriac Inscriptions;Nathanael Andrade;Syriac Tradition;Michael Penn;Syriac Language;David Wilmshurst;West Syrian;Holger Gzella;Syriac Orthodox;Aaron Michael Butts;Syriac Manuscripts;Francoise Briquel-Chatonnet;Geoffrey Khan;Jonathan Loopstra;Ute Possekel;Sebastian P. Brock;Jeanne-Nicole Mellon Saint-Laurent;Adrian Pirtea;Theresia Hainthaler;Fr Baby Varghese;Philip Wood;John W. Watt;Grigory Kessel;Emma Loosley;Widad Khoury;Susan Ashbrook Harvey;Michael J. Decker;Mark Dickens;Hidemi Takahashi;IstvPerczel;Dorothea Weltecke;Helen Younansardaroud;Thomas A. Carlson;Shafiq Abouzayd;Robert J. Wilkinson;Heleen Murre-van den Berg;Erica C. D. Hunter
Introduction Part I: Backgrounds 1. The eastern provinces of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity 2. The Sasanian Empire Part II: The Syriac world in Late Antiquity 3. The pre-Christian religions of the Syriac-speaking regions 4. The coming of Christianity to Mesopotamia 5. Forms of the religious life and Syriac monasticism 6. The establisment of the Syriac Churches 7. The Syriac Church denominations: an overview 8. The Syriac world in the Persian Empire 9. Judaism and Syriac Christianity 10. Syriac and Syrians in the later Roman Empire: questions of identity 11. Early Syriac reactions to the rise of Islam 12. The Church of the East in the 'Abbasid Era Part III: The Syriac langage 13. The Syriac language in the context of the Semitic languages 14. The Classical Syriac language 15. Writing Syriac: manuscripts and inscriptions 16. The Neo-Aramaic dialects and their historical background Part IV: Syriac literary, artistic, and material culture in Late Antiquity 17. The Syriac Bible and its interpretation 18. The emergence of Syriac literature to AD 400 19. Later Syriac poetry 20. Syriac hagiographic literature 21. The mysticism of the Church of the East 22. Theological doctrines and debates within Syriac Christianity 23. The liturgies of the Syriac Churches 24. Historiography in the Syriac-speaking world, 300-1000 25. Syriac philosophy 26. Syriac medicine 27. The material culture of the Syrian peoples in Late Antiquity and the evidence for Syrian wall paintings 28. Churches in Syriac space: architectural and liturgical context and development 29. Women and children in Syriac Christianity: sounding voices 30. Syriac agriculture 350-1250 Part V: Syriac Christianity beyond the ancient world 31. Syriac Christianity in Central Asia 32. Syriac Christianity in China 33. Syriac Christianity in India 34. The renaissance of Syriac literature in the twelfth-thirteenth centuries 35. Syriac in a diverse Middle East: from the Mongol Ilkhanate to Ottoman dominance, 1286-1517 36. The Maronite Church 37. The early study of Syriac in Europe 38. Syriac identity in the modern era 39. Changing demography: Christians in Iraq since 1991 Appendices I: The patriarchs of the Church of the East II: West Syrian patriarchs and maphrians III Online resources for the study of the Syriac world Maps Index Subject Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
East Syriac;Rabban Hormizd;Syriac World;Holy Men;Syriac Christianity;East Syriac Traditions;Syriac churches;Syrian Orthodox;Syriac literature;Syriac history;Syrian Orthodox Patriarch;Syriac bible;Syriac Christians;Syriac diaspora;Syrian Orthodox Church;Syriac Christianity and Islam;Syriac Christianity and Judaism;Earlier Syriac;Muriel Debie;Classical Syriac;Touraj Daryaee;John F. Healey;Shapur II;David G. K. Taylor;Sasanian Empire;Florence Jullien;Early Syriac Christianity;Volker Menze;East Syrian;Dietmar W. Winkler;West Syriac;Geoffrey Herman;Aramaic Dialect;Michal Bar-Asher Siegal;Syriac Inscriptions;Nathanael Andrade;Syriac Tradition;Michael Penn;Syriac Language;David Wilmshurst;West Syrian;Holger Gzella;Syriac Orthodox;Aaron Michael Butts;Syriac Manuscripts;Francoise Briquel-Chatonnet;Geoffrey Khan;Jonathan Loopstra;Ute Possekel;Sebastian P. Brock;Jeanne-Nicole Mellon Saint-Laurent;Adrian Pirtea;Theresia Hainthaler;Fr Baby Varghese;Philip Wood;John W. Watt;Grigory Kessel;Emma Loosley;Widad Khoury;Susan Ashbrook Harvey;Michael J. Decker;Mark Dickens;Hidemi Takahashi;IstvPerczel;Dorothea Weltecke;Helen Younansardaroud;Thomas A. Carlson;Shafiq Abouzayd;Robert J. Wilkinson;Heleen Murre-van den Berg;Erica C. D. Hunter
