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TY  - BOOK
ID  - 86050302
TI  - The Apostles Peter, Paul, John, Thomas and Philip with their companions in Late Antiquity
AU  - Bremmer, Jan Nicolaas
AU  - Spittler, Janet E.
AU  - Nicklas, Tobias
AU  - Peeters
PY  - 2021
VL  - 17
SN  - 9789042945531 9042945532 9789042945548
PB  - Leuven Peeters
DB  - UniCat
KW  - Church history
KW  - 229*42
KW  - 229*42 Apocriefe handelingen der apostelen van Andreas, Barnabas, Philippus, Jacobus, Johannes, Matthaeus, Paulus, Petrus, Pilatus, Thomas, Paulus en Thecla, Petrus en Paulus
KW  - Apocriefe handelingen der apostelen van Andreas, Barnabas, Philippus, Jacobus, Johannes, Matthaeus, Paulus, Petrus, Pilatus, Thomas, Paulus en Thecla, Petrus en Paulus
KW  - Christianity
KW  - Middle Ages, 600-1500
KW  - Peter,
KW  - Paul,
KW  - John,
KW  - Thecla,
KW  - Thomas,
KW  - Didymos,
KW  - Didymos Judas Thomas,
KW  - Didymus,
KW  - Ḟoma,
KW  - Petrus
KW  - Pierre
KW  - Peter
KW  - Cephas,
KW  - Pedro,
KW  - Petrus,
KW  - Pietro,
KW  - Simon Bar Jona,
KW  - Simon Peter,
KW  - Simon Petrus,
KW  - Pavel,
KW  - Pavol,
KW  - Paulus,
KW  - Paulos,
KW  - Pōghos,
KW  - Paweł,
KW  - Pawełm
KW  - Būlus,
KW  - Pablo,
KW  - Paulo,
KW  - Paolo,
KW  - Pál,
KW  - Apostolos Paulos
KW  - Saul,
KW  - القديس بولس الرسول
KW  - بولس،
KW  - 사도바울
KW  - Ḟēkla,
KW  - Tecla,
KW  - Thècle,
KW  - Thekla,
KW  - Giovanni,
KW  - Hovhannēs,
KW  - Ioann,
KW  - Jan,
KW  - Jean,
KW  - Jehan,
KW  - Johannes,
KW  - Yūḥannā,
KW  - Beloved Disciple
KW  - Acts of Paul and Thecla
KW  - Acts of Peter
KW  - Acts of Paul
KW  - Acts of John
KW  - Acts of Thomas
KW  - Acts of Philip
KW  - Acta Philippi
KW  - Actes de Philippe
KW  - Apocryphal Acts of Philip
KW  - Atti di Filippo
KW  - Bible.
KW  - Philip, Acts of
KW  - Acta Joannis
KW  - Acta Johannis
KW  - Akten des Johannes
KW  - Johannes-Akten
KW  - Praxeis Iōannou
KW  - Paul, Acts of
KW  - Acti Pauli
KW  - Apocryphal Acts of Paul
KW  - Apocryphal Acts of Peter
KW  - Peter, Acts of
KW  - Acta Pauli et Theclae
KW  - Actes de Paul et Thècle
KW  - De miraculis sancti Thomae apostoli
KW  - Passio sancti Thomae apostoli
KW  - Thomasakten
KW  - Acts of Paul and Thecla.
KW  - Acts of Peter.
KW  - Acts of Paul.
KW  - Acts of John.
KW  - Acts of Thomas.
KW  - Acts of Philip.
KW  - Middle Ages.
KW  - 600-1500.
KW  - Church history - Middle Ages, 600-1500.
KW  - Apôtres
KW  - Acta apocrypha
KW  - Peter, - the Apostle, Saint.
KW  - Paul, - the Apostle, Saint.
KW  - John, - the Apostle, Saint.
KW  - Thecla, - Saint.
KW  - Thomas, - Apostle, Saint, - active 1st century.
KW  - Peter, - the Apostle, Saint
KW  - Paul, - the Apostle, Saint
KW  - John, - the Apostle, Saint
KW  - Thecla, - Saint
KW  - Thomas, - Apostle, Saint, - active 1st century
UR  - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:86050302
AB  - "This book is the first modern collection of studies on the reception of the apostles and their companions in Late Antiquity, earlier Middle Ages and the Orthodox Churches. The volume opens with an exploration of the nature of the stories about the apostles in Late Antiquity, highlighting some of the questions and problems these stories tried to answer. Chapter 2 takes us to the Forum Romanum and the Apostle Peter, and the latter's antagonist Simon Magus appears again in the next chapter. The next five chapters focus on Paul and Thecla. The first two look at the relationship between the canonical Acts of the Apostles and the Acts of Paul by concentrating on spatial aspects as well as sex and intermarriage, respectively. Three chapters concentrate on Thecla and show that the Acts of Paul and Thecla and Thecla herself enjoyed a very high reputation, were seen as authoritative - if not canonical in certain circles - and a source of inspiration for later hagiographers. We see the apostle John at work in the fairly unfamiliar Acts of John by Prochorus and the Acts of Timothy, but also his connection with the church S. Giovanni a Porta Latina in Rome. The section on Thomas takes up the textual tradition of the Acts of Thomas with new manuscripts, and the reception of the Acts in the hagiography and liturgy of the Orthodox Churches. The last two chapters focus on Philip, whose Acts Acts shows that in fourth-century Hierapolis local paganism was still a factor to be taken into account and to be fought, but also that the treatise promoted ideals of civility and self-control, which were not that far removed from those in the Gospels. As has become usual, the volume ends with a detailed index."
ER  -