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Pseudocyril Of Jerusalem On The Life And The Passion Of Christ A Coptic Apocryphon Roelof Van Den Broek

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Pseudocyril Of Jerusalem On The Life And The Passion Of Christ A Coptic Apocryphon Roelof Van Den Broek instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.25 MB

Author: Roelof van den Broek

ISBN: 9789004237575, 9004237577

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Pseudocyril Of Jerusalem On The Life And The Passion Of Christ A Coptic Apocryphon Roelof Van Den Broek by Roelof Van Den Broek 9789004237575, 9004237577 instant download after payment.

Pseudo-Cyril of Jerusalem's Coptic homily "On the Life and the Passion of Christ" is in fact a collection of apocryphal stories. Roelof van den Broek offers a critical edition of this text, with introduction, translation and notes. The text provides information about the worldly crafts of the apostles and Jesus' external appearance; it also contains a peculiar chronology of Holy Week (implying that Jesus was arrested on Tuesday evening) and a long story about Pilate's role in the trial of Jesus. The latter contains, int. al., letters by Pilate and Herod, discussions between Pilate and Jesus during a dinner they had together, and a description of the dreams of Pilate and his wife Procla and their explanation by Jesus.