Logike Latreia

Nassis, Chrysostomos / Mikhail, Arsenius / Galadza, Daniel (eds.)
Logike Latreia
Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of the Society of Oriental Liturgy, Thessaloniki, Greece, 13–18 June 2022
 
Bandnummer
6
Auflage
1. Auflage
Umfang
486 Seiten
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kartoniert
Erscheinungstermin
24.01.2025
Bestell-Nr
21778
ISBN
978-3-402-21778-8
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74,00
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.

Inhaltsverzeichnis


Preface • 7
Abbreviations • 9

Papers from the Eighth International Congress
of the Society of Oriental Liturgy
13–18 June 2022
Thessaloniki, Greece

Gerard Rouwhorst –Presidential Address
Comparative Liturgy and Beyond • 15

Stefanos Alexopoulos
The Origins and Evolution of a New Office: The Office of Doxology
for March 25 in the Church of Greece • 35

Alexandr Andreev
The Early East Slavic Horologion: A Review and Re-Interpretation of
the Sources • 59

Theodora Antonopoulou
Why Homilies? Some Non-Mainstream Uses of Sermons in
Byzantium • 119

Diliana Atanassova & Lina Elhage-Mensching
The Digital Edition and Critical Evaluation of the Coptic Holy Week
Lectionary: Outline of a New Project in Coptic Studies • 139

Mary K. Farag
Trading Places: The Reception of Pachomius and Theophilus in
Hagiographical and Homiletic Texts • 157

Emmanuel Fritsch
The Introduction of the Phrase “Send the Grace of the Holy Spirit
Upon Us” and the Development and Bearing of the Fraction of the
Bread: The Moment of Consecration in the G???z Church
(Part II) • 233

Marie-Ève Geiger
The Structure of Liturgical Calendars in Greek Tetraevangelia • 277

Martin Lüstraeten
The Eucharistic Prayer in the Arabic Tradition of the Testamentum
Domini • 303

Šimon Marincák
The Anaphora of St. John Chrysostom in Slovak Translations • 331

Hugo Méndez
Jewish Feasts on the Jerusalem Calendar? Challenging Another “Myth
of Jewish-Christian Origins” • 351

Marcel Metzger
La Liturgie dans les recueils de traditions apostoliques (Règlements
ecclésiastiques) • 371

Arsenius Mikhail
A Typology of Bohairic Coptic Euchologia: Introduction to a Project &
Preliminary Results • 389

Damaskinos (Olkinuora) of Xenophontos
Approaching Liturgical Texts: Assumptions Reconsidered • 405

Papers from the Sixth International Congress
of the Society of Oriental Liturgy
11–16 September 2016
Etchmiadzin, Armenia

Charles Renoux
Du Lectionnaire de Jérusalem au Lectionnaire de l’Albanie du
Caucase • 429

Michael Daniel Findikyan
The Function of the Gawit‘ in Medieval Armenian Monasteries • 459
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