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Contains an overview of how early Christian ritual practices have been approached in previous scholarship. Provides a comprehensive introduction to the cognitive theories of ritual and their relevance for the study of ancient religions. Offers case studies to show how ritual functioned as a catalyst of the early Christian movement and as a mechanism of transmission.

Liturgies, Early Christian. --- Liturgie chrétienne primitive --- 225.08*4 --- Theologie van het Nieuwe Testament: cultus --- 225.08*4 Theologie van het Nieuwe Testament: cultus --- Liturgie chrétienne primitive

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Célébrer est un acte complexe : acte physique, acte mental aussi, acte qui, s'il est réellement posé, engage toutes les dimensions de la personne. C'est justement de cette gamme, de cette amplitude, de cette profondeur que les Pères de l'Église nous aident à prendre conscience. Certes, et presque toujours en lien avec son exercice communautaire et liturgique, ils parlent des postures de la prière ; mais outre la posture de l'assemblée célébrante, ce que nous essaierons de traquer ici, c'est sa mentalité, son ethos et, le cas échéant (l'homme antique, oriental ou méditerranéen est un expressif), son pathos. La mosaïque des textes fait surgir devant celui qui la reconstitue toute une déontologie de la célébration ; elle laisse transparaître, de manière singulièrement concordante, ce qui pour les Pères est normatif en la matière et ce vers quoi ils entendent acheminer l'assemblée chrétienne. À partir de ces témoignages rassemblés et classés, François Cassingena-Trévedy établit un profil comportemental des « concélébrants », clercs et laïcs, aux IVe et Ve siècles pour l'essentiel ; non pas seulement de l'homme extérieur, mais plus encore, pour user d'une terminologie augustinienne, de l'« homme intérieur ».

Liturgies, Early Christian. --- Worship --- Praise --- Experience (Religion) --- Holy Spirit --- Holy Ghost --- Paraclete --- Pneumatology (Theology) --- Spirit, Holy --- God (Christianity) --- Theology, Doctrinal --- Spirit --- Trinity --- Religious experience --- Psychology, Religious --- Effect of praise --- Learning, Psychology of --- Psychology --- Church history --- Early Christian liturgies --- History --- Religious aspects --- Christianity --- History of doctrines --- 276:264 --- 276:264 Patrologie en liturgie --- Patrologie en liturgie --- Liturgies, Early Christian

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In late classical antiquity, a woman from the western part of the Roman Empire undertook a journey to the Holy Land. Her book may well be the oldest extant travelogue written by a woman. For the first time, this edition presents the work in a bilingual edition that includes the portion first discovered in 2005, providing access to a fascinating document of the travel culture of late antiquity, particularly in relation to women.

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