Contrary to what was previously considered to be the case, the emergence of the legend that the apostle Andreas had founded the Church of Byzantium, or rather of Constantinople, can – at the very earliest – be dated back to the closing of the 8th century (therefore, not to the 7th century, or even earlier, as has so often been claimed). The apostle Andreas (equated with the Byzantine Church) was conceived as the counterpart to the apostle Peter, upon whom, according to Matthew 16:18, the Roman Church rests. An analogue to the apostolic foundation of "Roman legal space" was created for the Eastern Church. Almost all of the texts extensively treating the so-called Andreas legend stem from the first half of the 9th century. This, of course, ra...
Ever since the mid-sixteenth century, scholarship has been familiar with the title ‘Collection of Ps...
The so-called Apostolic Tradition is usually considered an element of the history of the liturgy of ...
Abstract Emperor Leo III, openly undertaking the battle against the cult of icons, aimed primarily ...
Contrary to what was previously considered to be the case, the emergence of the legend that the apos...
Contrary to what was previously considered to be the case, the emergence of the legend that the ap...
This article is concerned with one of the most discussed problem in the history of Byzantium regardi...
Janin Raymond. Dvornik (Francis), The Idea of Apostolicity in Byzantium and the Legend of the Aposte...
The marked interest in the apostles as an authoritative group heading the community of saints in the...
This chapter by Michael Lattke (The University of Queensland), “Die Herkunft der Christen in der Apo...
Guilland Rodolphe. 86. Dvornik (Francis). The idea of apostolicity in Byzantium and the legend of th...
Au cœur des débats de la polémique doctrinale pélagienne, se distingue un autre enjeu : la naissance...
<p>In the late 1950s, F. Mareš noted two main Slavic equivalents of the Greek Σκύθης in the Kl. 3:11...
In Christian religious consciousness, especially in Eastern Christianity, Andrew the Apostle has a p...
REB 46 1988 France p. 191-210 C. Zuckerman, The Reign of Constantine V in the Miracles of St. Theod...
Saint Paul the Apostle was mentioned in the baptism legends from the Early Middle Ages. In the Slavi...
Ever since the mid-sixteenth century, scholarship has been familiar with the title ‘Collection of Ps...
The so-called Apostolic Tradition is usually considered an element of the history of the liturgy of ...
Abstract Emperor Leo III, openly undertaking the battle against the cult of icons, aimed primarily ...
Contrary to what was previously considered to be the case, the emergence of the legend that the apos...
Contrary to what was previously considered to be the case, the emergence of the legend that the ap...
This article is concerned with one of the most discussed problem in the history of Byzantium regardi...
Janin Raymond. Dvornik (Francis), The Idea of Apostolicity in Byzantium and the Legend of the Aposte...
The marked interest in the apostles as an authoritative group heading the community of saints in the...
This chapter by Michael Lattke (The University of Queensland), “Die Herkunft der Christen in der Apo...
Guilland Rodolphe. 86. Dvornik (Francis). The idea of apostolicity in Byzantium and the legend of th...
Au cœur des débats de la polémique doctrinale pélagienne, se distingue un autre enjeu : la naissance...
<p>In the late 1950s, F. Mareš noted two main Slavic equivalents of the Greek Σκύθης in the Kl. 3:11...
In Christian religious consciousness, especially in Eastern Christianity, Andrew the Apostle has a p...
REB 46 1988 France p. 191-210 C. Zuckerman, The Reign of Constantine V in the Miracles of St. Theod...
Saint Paul the Apostle was mentioned in the baptism legends from the Early Middle Ages. In the Slavi...
Ever since the mid-sixteenth century, scholarship has been familiar with the title ‘Collection of Ps...
The so-called Apostolic Tradition is usually considered an element of the history of the liturgy of ...
Abstract Emperor Leo III, openly undertaking the battle against the cult of icons, aimed primarily ...