The Wiley Blackwell companion to patristics by Ken Parry

By Ken Parry

This accomplished quantity brings jointly a workforce of unique students to create a wide-ranging creation to patristic authors and their contributions not to basically theology and spirituality, yet to philosophy, ecclesiology, linguistics, hagiography, liturgics, homiletics, iconology, and different fields.-Challenges accredited definitions of patristics and the patristic interval - particularly wondering the Western Read more...

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It is possible that the original Book II of the Sacra Parallela comprised more than 200 chapters. The third book is in an even worse state of preservation with only 34 of the 70 parallela surviving in the late codex Athous Iviron 382 (fifteenth century). Still, this book was amply used in the compilation of sacro‐profane florilegia such as those of Pseudo‐Maximus and Pseudo‐Antonius, so a little more than what is preserved by the Athonite manuscript can be added to it (Richard 1964: 476–480). Many of the particular Damascenian florilegia have already been mentioned in the treatment of the three books of the Sacra Parallela, so here I simply list them.

One may gain an idea of the manner in which its contents are arranged by looking at the example in the introductory paragraph of this section. Here, I add the titles of some of its chapters: 1. On Virtuous and Immoral Living; 2. On Prudence; 3. On Purity and Chastity; 8. On Good Deeds and Charity; 9. On Power and Authority; 10. On Accusations and Slander. 19. On Wrath and Temper; 20. On Silence and Secrets; 21. On Over‐Anxiety and Calmness; 23. On Filial Piety and Parental Love; 24. On Fear; 25.

Published 2015 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 16 alexander alexakis f­ lorilegia. Given the variety and the breadth of this practice, the term florilegium may be narrower than the more generic term anthology, usually applied to collections with pre­ dominantly secular content. The latter term covers items such as the Greek Anthology, an extensive collection of epigrams (Cameron, 1993), or the collection of excerpts by the fifth‐century erudite Ioannes Stobaeus entitled Anthologion (Chadwick 1969: 1140).

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