Acta Philippi. Commentarius - Indices - F. Amsler
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?As Ampler points out in his lengthy and exhaustive commentary, the handful of studies of APh have proposed widely conflicting opinions about its origins. (?) Although adhering in general outline to Peterson?s views about the encatrite origins of APh, A.?s provisional reconstruction of the work?s textual history makes different assumptions about the work?s origins and composition. He proposes that the APh was a collection of several different sources, mainly originating in encatrite circles in Asia Minor. (?) In A.?s views, the ordering of the disparate parts of APh is inverse to the chronological order in which they were composed. (?) The interest in this excellent edition and commentary will not be confined to specialists on ?Acts of Philip?. Students of Christian asceticism and ancient Phrygian religions will find much of interest in the appendixes accompanying the commentary. Thanks to very careful prepared indexes, the commentary is also very easy to use. Corpus christianorum is to be commended for inclu...
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1999Uitgever: Brepols Publishers736 paginasTaal: FransISBN-10: 2503411215ISBN-13: 9782503411217Koop dit boek tweedehands
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Les deux volumes representent l'edition critique, la traduction et le commentaire des Actes de Philippe. Outre une introduction, le premier volume contient l'edition et la traduction francaise synoptiques des deux principaux manuscrits dans lesquels nous sont parvenus en grec les Actes de Philippe. Ces deux manuscrits sont les temoins de deux formes differentes du texte. La forme longue, jusqu'ici inedite, est representee par le Xenophontos 32, decouvert au Mont Athos en 1974 par Francois Bovon et Bertrand ...
