Cyril of Scythopolis: A Study in Hagiography as Apology
In Cyril of Scythopolis: A Study in Hagiography as Apology, Cynthia Stallman-Pacitti presents a scholarly examination of the hagiographical writings of Cyril of Scythopolis, exploring the apologetic elements and rhetorical strategies employed in his portrayal of saints' lives. This book offers valuable insights into the early Christian hagiographic tradition and its role in defending and promoting the Christian faith within the context of the Byzantine world.
Contents
Preface |
ix |
Introduction |
1 |
Part One |
|
Chapter One: The Monastery |
5 |
Chapter Two: The Province |
14 |
Chapter Three: The Empire |
24 |
Part Two |
|
Chapter Four: Cyril's Definition |
41 |
Chapter Five: The Opponents |
67 |
Nestorianism |
68 |
Monophysitism |
79 |
Origenism |
89 |
Manichaeism |
105 |
Conclusion |
121 |
Index |
124 |
Paperback: |
126 Pages |
Publisher: |
Hellenic College Press |
ISBN: |
978-0-917653-41-6 |
Product Dimensions: |
5.5 x 8.5 inches |
Publication Year: |
1991 |