Among Jerome's additions to the Eusebian ChCan, three entries are post- Caesarian prodigia partly or all known from other sources. Their analysis at several levels suggests a high rate of interaction and interlocution of Jerome’s writing with the sources and the political, religious and cultural setting of Constantinople in 380/381 CE. What emerges as a typical feature of Jerome’s treatment of the prodigia is a contemporary Christian dimension perhaps solicited also by Origen’s exegetical methodology of the scriptural texts.
Andrei, O. (2016). Dal passato guardare al presente: osservazioni sugli addita augustei di Girolamo nel Chronicon. VETERA CHRISTIANORUM, 53 (2016) [ uscita :settembre 2017], 19-34.
Dal passato guardare al presente: osservazioni sugli addita augustei di Girolamo nel Chronicon
ANDREI, OSVALDA
2016-01-01
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Among Jerome's additions to the Eusebian ChCan, three entries are post- Caesarian prodigia partly or all known from other sources. Their analysis at several levels suggests a high rate of interaction and interlocution of Jerome’s writing with the sources and the political, religious and cultural setting of Constantinople in 380/381 CE. What emerges as a typical feature of Jerome’s treatment of the prodigia is a contemporary Christian dimension perhaps solicited also by Origen’s exegetical methodology of the scriptural texts.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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