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  • Formaat: Hardback, 146 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 453 g
  • Sari: The Early Church Fathers
  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2020
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 1138641820
  • ISBN-13: 9781138641822
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 146 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 453 g
  • Sari: The Early Church Fathers
  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Oct-2020
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 1138641820
  • ISBN-13: 9781138641822
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Peter Chrysologus is the first book to offer an introduction to the life of Peter Chrysologus and a selection of his most important sermons in translation, as well as his letter to Eutyches.

Bishop Peter of Ravenna preached before the imperial family for nearly two decades (c. 430-450) after the imperial capital was moved to Peter’s See of Ravenna in 402 by Emperor Honorius. With the Empire’s elite directly before him, Peter also had the problems of 5th century Monophysitism behind him. As such, his homilies stress the incarnate Christ’s ability to change lives by reuniting mortal humans with their life-giving God. The thorough introduction explores the figure of Peter, beginning with the obscure biographies telling of his early life, to his becoming Metropolitan of Ravenna, situating his elevation in the wider socio-political context of the powerful court of Valentinian III and the 5th century Roman West. It also looks at the significant influence his legacy had on future generations.

Translated into a modern idiom, this collection of sermons makes the preaching and pastoral wisdom of this key figure accessible to modern readers. It is an invaluable tool for anyone working on early Christian theology and the Early Church, as well as students of Late Antiquity and the Western Empire.

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"After engaging with this selection, interested readers will surely feel encouraged to work on the texts in order to study their rhetorical structure and their effectiveness, to examine other significant themes and to try to search for the originality of Peter Chrysologus, who is attentive to the problems of his time, while inspired to read the remaining sermons. The translation is well done, careful to maintain the complex rhetorical form proper to the Latin of Peter." - The Classical Review

Insgesamt betrachtet, stellt der Band Peter Chrysologus einen kompakten, leicht fasslichen Zugang zu einem eher unbekannten Autor des fünften Jahr-hunderts dar. Mittels der kurzen Einleitung und der ausgewählten Predigten gelingt es, sich in Kürze einen Eindruck von Petrus Chrysologus zu verschaffen. - Plekos

[ Overall, the volume Peter Chrysologus represents a compact, easily comprehensible approach to a relatively unknown author of the fifth century. The short introduction and the selected sermons make it possible to get a brief impression of Petrus Chrysologus.]

Preface x
Acknowledgements xii
PART I Introduction
1(36)
1 Life and times
3(20)
Late Antique Ravenna
3(6)
The imperial family
9(3)
A 5th century bishop
12(3)
Peter the preacher
15(8)
2 Theological themes
23(14)
The divine image and likeness
23(2)
Mary's "yes" and the incarnation
25(3)
Deification of the human person
28(4)
The sacramental and saintly Church
32(5)
PART II Sermons
37(102)
3 The incarnate God and Mother Mary
39(23)
Sermon 140: on the Annunciation of the Lord
39(1)
Sermon 140A: on the Nativity of the Lord
40(2)
Sermon 141: on the Incarnation of Christ
42(1)
Sermon 142: the second on the Annunciation of the Lord
43(3)
Sermon 143: the third on the Annunciation of the Lord
46(3)
Sermon 147: the third on the Generation of Christ
49(2)
Sermon 148: the third on the Nativity of Christ
51(3)
Sermon 148A: the fourth on the Nativity of the Lord
54(1)
Sermon 150: on the Lord's flight into Egypt
55(2)
Sermon 151: the second on the Lord's flight
57(5)
4 Jesus: tempted, teacher, and thaumaturge
62(48)
Sermon 1: on the father and his two sons
62(2)
Sermon 4: the fourth on the same
64(3)
Sermon 5: the fifth on the same
67(3)
Sermon 11: on Lent and on the Gospel account of Jesus being led into the desert
70(2)
Sermon 12: the second on fasting
72(3)
Sermon 14: on Psalm 40 [ 41]
75(2)
Sermon 15: on the centurion
77(3)
Sermon 18: on the mother-in-law of Simon Peter
80(2)
Sermon 28: Matthew sitting at his customs post
82(3)
Sermon 54: on Zacchaeus the tax collector
85(3)
Sermon 68: the second on the Lord s prayer
88(3)
Sermon 121: on Lazarus and a rich man
91(4)
Sermon 123: the third on Lazarus and the rich man
95(4)
Sermon 124: the fourth on the same
99(3)
Sermon 137: where John flies to the desert (Lk 3:2--14)
102(3)
Sermon 167: the second on fasting
105(5)
5 Passion, crucifixion, and the victory of Easter
110(11)
Sermon 72A: first on the Lord's passion
110(2)
Sermon 72B: second on the Lord's passion
112(3)
Sermon 74: on the resurrection of the Lord
115(3)
Sermon 117: the tenth on the Apostle
118(3)
6 Church, creed, and the communion of saints
121(18)
Sermon 57: the second on the creed
121(3)
Sermon 108: sermon on where the Apostle says, "1 urge you"
124(3)
Sermon 120: the third on the Apostle
127(3)
Sermon 132: where it says, "whatever you seek from my father in my name will be done for you"
130(2)
Sermon 133: on the birth of the Apostle St. Andrew
132(1)
Sermon 134: on St. Felicity
133(1)
Sermon 154: on the birth of St. Stephen
134(1)
Sermon 155: on new year's day
135(4)
Bibliography 139(3)
Index 142(3)
Index of Scriptural Citations 145
David Vincent Meconi, S.J. holds the Pontifical License in Patrology (Liz. Theol.) from the University of Innsbruck as well as the D.Phil. in Ecclesiastical History from the University of Oxford. He is Professor of Patristic Theology and the Director of the Catholic Studies Centre at Saint Louis University, USA.