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2014, Journal of Theological Studies
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A. Suciu, Ps.-Theophili Alexandrini Sermo de Cruce et Latrone (CPG 2622): Edition of M595 with Parallels and Translation, Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum – Journal of Ancient Christianity 16 (2012) 181-225The present article offers the edition, accompanied by an English translation, of a Coptic homily on the Cross and the Good Thief (CPG 2622; clavis coptica 0395) attributed to Theophilus of Alexandria. The edition is based on the Pierpont Morgan codex M595, ff. 141ro-148ro, a 9th century parchment codex, which belonged to the Monastery of the Archangel Michael, situated near Hamuli in the Fayyum oasis. The critical apparatus records the variant readings of the three other surviving manuscripts of Ps.-Theophilus’ sermon. The introduction contains the description of the manuscripts, as well as a commentary which links the sermon on the Cross and the Good Thief by Ps.-Theophilus to the Patristic exegetical tradition. Literary connections between the long hymn to the Cross, which appears in the text edited here, and similar material in the pseudo-Chrysostomic work In venerabilem crucem sermo (CPG 4525) are also pointed out.
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Thus, it becomes the purpose of this paper to examine the two earliest extant homilies of the Early Church in order to glean from them an import of assistance in doing the homiletical task today. The two early sermons to be examined, compared and used as homiletical tools are the, so-called, second Epistle of Clement and Passion Homily of Melito . Bishop of Sardis
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The paper discusses the authenticity and historicity of the second Chrysostomian homily on Penitence (CPG 4333.2), according to criteria set forward in the framework of Chrysostomian studies, i.e. the language of the sermon and its doctrinal aspects. It shows that CPG4333.2 may indeed be identified as an authentic work of John Chrysostom, but challenges its traditional attribution to the Antiochian period of John. This study proposes that the second homily on Penitence belongs to John‟s Constantinopolitan period, because its historicity is best understood against the events, the court machinations, and the personal relationships that led to John Chrysostom‟s final exile and death. Pivotal elements in this new reading of CPG4333.2 are the recasting of the histories in Arcadius court according to the biblical paradigms used in the sermon, i.e. the Empress Eudoxia as Jezebel and the eunuch Eutropius as David; and above all, of John himself as the preacher par excellence, conscience of the mighty and moral controller of the Empire.
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A homily for the nativity of the Virgin Mary (Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 367 Part II, fos 11-16): edition and translation1997 •
This chapter offers a new approach to the audience of late antique homilies and reconstructs the process by which they went from spoken word to circulating text. Recent studies have exposed the potential of sermons as sources for social history by focusing on the setting in which preachers delivered their sermons. Yet most sermons from late antiquity—and especially Syriac metrical homilies—do not offer such information. This chapter reframes the question of the audience of late antique sermons to include both the individuals gathered physically before the preacher and the communities that read the homilies after delivery. A summary of the evidence for the setting of delivery reveals the challenge of working with certain homilies. But practices associated with the transmission of homilies—delivering, recording, redacting, collecting, and circulating—help reconstruct the types of individuals who formed the readership of late antique homilies. Philip Michael Forness, Preaching Christology in the Roman Near East: A Study of Jacob of Serugh, Oxford Early Christian Studies (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2018).
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