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1 online resource |
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Arabic Christianity : texts and studies, 2468-2454 ; volume 3 |
| Contents |
Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Figures -- Abbreviations -- Contributors -- Part 1. Eastern Christians in Dialogue with Europe -- 1. East and West (Heyberger) -- 2. The "Dark Age" of Middle Eastern Monasticism (Panchenko) -- 3. «Tout Moscou, Ville-Reine, trembla de te rencontrer» (Tchentsova) -- Part 2. Interchange and Circulation -- 4. Byzance et les Grecs dans le récit de voyage de Paul d'Alep (Țipău) -- 5. Traces of Russian (Church) History in the Writings of Makarios ibn al-Zaʿīm (Walbiner) -- 6. Hagiographical Renaissance as a Part of the Melkite Renaissance (Melikyan) |
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7. Le Kitāb fī ṣināʿat al-faṣāḥa du patriarche Athanase III Dabbās (Di Pietrantonio) -- 8. Was Peter Movilă's Confession of the Orthodox Faith a Source for the Teachings on the Orthodox Faith Printed in the 1752 Beirut Psalter? (Feodorov) -- Part 3. Sources and Historiography -- 9. The Collection of Arabic Manuscripts at the "V.I. Vernadsky" National Library of Ukraine in Kyiv (Petrova) -- 10. Les vieux livres imprimés en écriture arabe dans la collection des Rousseau, père et fils, conservée à Saint-Pétersbourg (Frantsouzoff) |
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11. L'arabisante Alexandra Mikhaïlova et sa contribution aux études arabes chrétiennes en URSS (Korovtchenko) -- 12. Cinquante ans d'études sur l'art melkite (1969-2019) (Nassif) -- Epilogue -- 13. Through the Looking-Glass (Feodorov) -- Index of Names, Texts, and Subjects |
| Summary |
"This volume sheds light on the historical background and political circumstances that encouraged the dialogue between Eastern-European Christians and Arabic-speaking Christians of the Middle East in Ottoman times, as well as the means employed in pursuing this dialogue for several centuries. The ties that connected Eastern European Christianity with Arabic-speaking Christians in the 16th-19th centuries are the focus of this book. Contributors address the Arabic-speaking hierarchs' and scholars' connections with patriarchs and rulers of Constantinople, the Romanian Principalities, Kyiv, and the Tsardom of Moscow, the circulation of literature, models, iconography, and knowhow between the Middle East and Eastern Europe, and research dedicated to them by Eastern European scholars. Contributors are Stefano Di Pietrantonio, Ioana Feodorov, Serge Frantsouzoff, Bernard Heyberger, Elena Korovtchenko, Sofia Melikyan, Charbel Nassif, Constantin A. Panchenko, Yulia Petrova, Vera Tchentsova, Mihai Ţipău and Carsten Walbiner"-- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
| Notes |
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed |
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Christianity -- Arab countries
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Christianity -- Middle East
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Christianity
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Arab countries -- Church history
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Middle East -- Church history
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Arab countries
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Middle East
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| Genre/Form |
Church history
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Feodorov, Ioana, editor
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Heyberger, Bernard, editor
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Noble, Samuel, editor
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| LC no. |
2021026311 |
| ISBN |
9004465839 |
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9789004465831 |
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