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9780800660468

The Apostolic Tradition: A Commentary

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  • ISBN13:

    9780800660468

  • ISBN10:

    0800660463

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-10-01
  • Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Pub

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Summary

"The anonymous early church order that became known as the Apostolic Tradition and conventionally attributed to Hippolytus of Rome has generated enormous scholarly discussion since its discovery in the nineteenth century. Surprisingly, however, there has never before been a comprehensive commentary on it such as there is for other patristic works. We have here attempted to remedy this defect, and at the same time we have offered the first full synoptic presentation in English of the various witnesses to its text. We have also taken the opportunity to develop our argument that it is neither the work of Hippolytus nor of any other individual. Instead, we believe that it is a composite document made up of a number of layers and strands of diverse provenance and compiled over a period of time, and therefore not representing the practice of any one Christian community."? from the PrefaceThis Hermeneia volume provides an important contribution to New Testament research as well as the study of the patristic era.

Table of Contents

Foreword to Hermeneia ix
Preface xi
Reference Codes xiii
Abbreviations xiii
Short Titles xiv
Editor's Note xvii
Introduction 1(1)
Identification of the Document
1(5)
Textual Witnesses
6(5)
Greek Fragments
6(1)
Translations
7(2)
Versions in Other Church Orders
9(2)
Reconstruction of the Text
11(2)
A New Approach
13(2)
Order of the Document
15(1)
Principles Governing the Display of the Text in This Edition
16(215)
Commentary
[Prologue]
20(4)
Concerning Bishops
24(6)
[Prayer for the Ordination of a Bishop]
30(7)
[Eucharistic Prayer]
37(12)
[Concerning the Offering of Oil]
49(3)
[Concerning the Offering of Cheese and Olives]
52(3)
Concerning Presbyters
55(5)
Concerning Deacons
60(7)
Concerning Confessors
67(4)
Concerning Widows
71(3)
Concerning a Reader
74(2)
Concerning Virgins
76(2)
Concerning a Subdeacon
78(2)
Concerning the Gift of Healing
80(2)
Concerning Newcomers to the Faith
82(5)
Concerning Crafts and Professions
87(9)
Concerning the Time of Hearing the Word after the Examination of Crafts and Professions
96(3)
Concerning the Prayer of Those Who Hear the Word
99(3)
Concerning the Imposition of Hands on Catechumens
102(2)
Concerning Those Who Are to Receive Baptism
104(8)
Concerning the Tradition of Holy Baptism
112(24)
[Concerning Communion]
136(2)
Concerning Fasting
138(3)
[Original Placement of 29B, C]
141(1)
Concerning the Hour of Eating
142(2)
That It Is Not Proper for Catechumens to Eat with the Faithful
144(2)
That It Is Proper to Eat Judiciously and Moderately
146(6)
That It Is Proper to Eat with Thanksgiving
152(2)
Concerning Gifts for the Sick
154(2)
Concerning the Bringing in of the Lamps at the Supper of the Congregation
156(5)
[Doublet of 28.4b-6]
161(1)
Concerning the Supper of the Widows
162(2)
[Prologue] (Ethiopic)
164(1)
Concerning the Fruit That It Is Proper to Bring to the Bishop
165(4)
The Blessing of Fruits
169(3)
That It is Not Proper for Anyone to Taste Anything in the Pascha before the Hour When It Is Proper to Eat
172(4)
That It Is Proper for the Deacons to Assist the Bishop
176(2)
Concerning the Hour When It Is Proper to Pray
178(2)
That It Is Proper to Receive the Eucharist Early at the Time It Will Be Offered, before They Taste Anything
180(2)
That It Is Proper to Watch over the Eucharist Diligently
182(2)
That It Is Not Proper to Spill Anything from the Cup
184(2)
[Concerning the Sign of the Cross]
186(2)
[Concerning Deacons and Presbyters]
188(3)
Concerning the Places of Burial
191(22)
Concerning the Hour When It Is Proper to Pray Excursus: Parallels to the Hours of Daily Prayer in the Second and Third Centuries
213(3)
[Concerning the Sign of the Cross]
216(5)
[Conclusion]
221(4)
Bibliography
Editions, Translations, and Reconstructions
225(1)
Secondary Literature
226(5)
Indices 231

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