The lives of Simeon Stylites
/ translated, with an introduction, by Robert Doran
; foreword by Susan Ashbrook Harvey
Language: Αγγλικά ; of original work, Ελληνικά Αρχαία (-1453) ; of original work, Συριακά.Country: Ηνωμένες Πολιτείες Αμερικής.Publication: Kalamazoo, Michigan : Cistercian Publications, 1992Description: 241 p. : ill., maps ; 22 cmISBN: 0879074124 (hbk.).Series: Cistercian Studies / (Cistercian Publications), 112Dewey: 270.2092 (Edition 23rd)Old Classification: Γ6 (Βίοι οσίων)Abstract: In the flood of christian ascetics who left the world to seek God alone, Simeon chose a novel withdrawal. He mounted a pillar and remained there the rest of his life. To him came supplicants with all kinds of problems: personal anguish, sickness and pain, infertility, sin, and social transgression. Public issues were mediated at his shrine and slaves manumitted. Three views of the Stylite in three lives.Subject - Author/Title: Θεοδώρητος, Επίσκοπος Κύρου (386-458) -- Φιλόθεος ιστορία | Antonius, monk, disciple of Simeon Stylites (active 470) -- Βίος και πολιτεία του μακαρίου Συμεών του Στυλίτου Subject - Title: Neṣḥaneh de-Mar Shemʿon Resha de-Abile Subject - Topical Name: πρώιμη χριστιανική γραμματεία | βιογραφία | ασκητισμός | χριστιανοί άγιοι | στυλίτες Item type: Book
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General Notes: Map on lining papers.
Notes Pertaining to Title and Statement of Responsibility: Includes English translations of two Greek biographies by Theodoret and Antonius, and an anonymous Syriac version.
Contents Note: Περιεχόμενα:
1. The life of Saint Simeon Stylites / by Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrrhus. 2. The life and daily mode of living of Blessed Simeon the Stylite / by Antonius. 3. The Syriac life of Saint Simeon Stylites.
Summary or Abstract: In the flood of christian ascetics who left the world to seek God alone, Simeon chose a novel withdrawal. He mounted a pillar and remained there the rest of his life. To him came supplicants with all kinds of problems: personal anguish, sickness and pain, infertility, sin, and social transgression. Public issues were mediated at his shrine and slaves manumitted. Three views of the Stylite in three lives.
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