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Letters By Saint Barsanuphius By Saint Barsanuphius Author

Name: Letters By Saint Barsanuphius By Saint Barsanuphius Author
SKU: BELL-10466574
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: The Catholic University of America Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.3 MB

Pages: 357

Author: by Saint Barsanuphius (Author), John Chryssavgis (Translator)

ISBN: 9780813227702, 0813227704

Language: English

Year: 2015

Volume: 113

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Letters By Saint Barsanuphius By Saint Barsanuphius Author by By Saint Barsanuphius (author), John Chryssavgis (translator) 9780813227702, 0813227704 instant download after payment.

The complete text of the Letters of Barsanuphius and John appears here in English for the first time. John Chryssavgis's faithful and deft translation brings vividness and freshness to the wisdom of a distant world, ensuring its accessibility to contemporary readers. Addressed to local monastics, lay Christians, and ecclesiastical leaders, these remarkable questions and responses (850 of them) offer a unique glimpse into the sixth-century religious, political, and secular world of Gaza and Palestine during a period torn by doctrinal controversy and in a context shaped by the tradition of the early desert fathers.