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Christian spirituality --- Kloosterleven --- Vie monastique --- spiritualiteit --- kloosterleven --- eremieten (x) --- Joannes Cassianus (x) --- Sint-Antonius Magnus (x) --- Sint-Pachomius (x) --- C3 --- Kunst en cultuur --- #gsdb10 --- Religieus leven --- Geloofsbeleving

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Christian saints --- Anthony, --- Anbā Anṭūnīyūs, --- Anthony the Abbot, --- Antoine, --- Antoniĭ Velikiĭ, --- Antonio, --- Antonius, --- Antonius Magnus, --- Antony, --- Qiddīs Anṭūnīyūs, --- قديس مصر أنطونيوس --- Anton, --- Christian saints - Egypt - Biography. --- Anthony, - of Egypt, Saint, - ca. 250-355 or 6.

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Il libro descrive la storia di Sant'Antonio Abate, il grande taumaturgo ed il fondatore del monachesimo cristiano. Molto prima che ciò fosse una pratica comune tra i fedeli, egli praticò l’ascetismo nel deserto ad imitazione di Cristo e le sue tentazioni demoniache descritte nella biografia scritta da Sant’Atanasio hanno costituito il tema favorito di molti pittori ed ispirato "La Tentation de Saint Antoine" di Gustave Flaubert. Padrone del fuoco e protettore degli animali, viene spesso raffigurato con accanto una fiamma ed un maialino, ragione per cui è anche chiamato "Sant’Antonio del porcello". Egli era il santo prediletto dai contadini ed inoltre patrono dei cestai, dei porcai, dei ceramisti e di molte altre professioni, ma era famoso soprattutto per le sue capacità curative sì da divenire il santo taumaturgo per eccellenza. Pertanto, dal Medio Evo al XIX era invocato per curare le più dolorose piaghe che affliggevano l’umanità, soprattutto quelle più devastanti che furono chiamate "Fuoco di Sant’Antonio". Questo termine includeva molte malattie completamente diverse tra loro, ma che avevano in comune solo un dolore intollerabile. Tra queste, l’ergotismo, l’eresipela e l’herpes zoster sono i tre disturbi più importanti riconosciuti nei secoli. Ancora oggi, in Italia, l’herpes zoster è comunemente chiamato "Fuoco di Sant’Antonio". Di questa affascinante mistura di religione e medicina, di arte e tradizioni si legge in queste righe.

Christian saints --- Anthony, --- Anbā Anṭūnīyūs, --- Anthony the Abbot, --- Antoine, --- Antoniĭ Velikiĭ, --- Antonio, --- Antonius, --- Antonius Magnus, --- Antony, --- Qiddīs Anṭūnīyūs, --- قديس مصر أنطونيوس --- Dermatology. --- History. --- Religion. --- Anthropology. --- History of Science. --- Science, Humanities and Social Sciences, multidisciplinary. --- Religious Studies, general. --- Human beings --- Religion, Primitive --- Atheism --- God --- Irreligion --- Religions --- Theology --- Annals --- Auxiliary sciences of history --- Medicine --- Skin --- Diseases --- Anton, --- Primitive societies --- Social sciences

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Antoine, Saint --- Antonius, Heilige --- Biographies --- Handschriften --- Histoire ecclésiastique --- Kerkgeschiedenis --- Levensbeschrijvingen --- Manuscrits --- Christian saints --- Saints chrétiens --- Biography --- Biographie --- Anthony, --- 271.05 --- -Academic collection --- Saints --- Canonization --- Ontstaan van het monnikenwezen. Oudste monachisme --- Biography. --- 271.05 Ontstaan van het monnikenwezen. Oudste monachisme --- Saints chrétiens --- Academic collection --- Anbā Anṭūnīyūs, --- Anthony the Abbot, --- Antoine, --- Antoniĭ Velikiĭ, --- Antonio, --- Antonius, --- Antonius Magnus, --- Antony, --- Qiddīs Anṭūnīyūs, --- قديس مصر أنطونيوس --- Anton, --- Christian saints - Egypt - Biography --- Anthony, - of Egypt, Saint, - approximately 250-355 or 356

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"This volume provides a critical edition of the two ancient Latin translations of the Life of Antony by Athanasius of Alexandria. Shortly after the death of Egypt's most famous hermit in 356, Athanasius of Alexandria wrote the Life of Antony, a text that had an immediate as well as enduring influence on monastic life and thought. While Athanasius's vivid description of the life of Antony the Great initiated the genre of the saint's life in Christian literature, his inclusion of many of his own theological ideas also provides insight into the turbulent doctrinal disputes of the fourth century. The significance of the Life of Antony is demonstrated by its having been translated into Latin twice within two decades of its composition. The first version, prepared by an anonymous translator shortly after Athanasius completed his Greek text, provides a literal translation that is extant in only one complete manuscript. The literary translation prepared by Evagrius of Antioch in 373 was rapidly and widely transmitted throughout the Latin West. New editions of both translations are presented in this volume, with the edition of Evagrius's translation based on 28 manuscripts dating from the ninth to the eleventh century."--

Fathers of the church --- Christian saints --- Athanasius, --- Anthony, --- Medieval Latin literature --- Anthony of Egypt --- Desert Fathers --- 276 =75 ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS --- 276 =75 ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS Griekse patrologie--ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS --- 276 =75 ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS Patrologie grecque--ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS --- Griekse patrologie--ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS --- Patrologie grecque--ATHANASIUS ALEXANDRINUS --- Biography&delete& --- History and criticism --- Evagrius, --- Εὐάγριος, --- Euagrios, --- Anbā Anṭūnīyūs, --- Anthony the Abbot, --- Antoine, --- Antoniĭ Velikiĭ, --- Antonio, --- Antonius, --- Antonius Magnus, --- Antony, --- Qiddīs Anṭūnīyūs, --- قديس مصر أنطونيوس --- Anton, --- Biography --- Antonius ab. in Thebaïde