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This article examines the celebration of Lazarus Saturday in Hagiopolite liturgical practice between the late fourth and early tenth centuries. Lazarus Saturday occupied a significant place within the liturgical year in ancient Jerusalem,... more
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      Late Antique and Byzantine StudiesLiturgical StudiesLiturgyByzantine Liturgy
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      Medieval PhilosophyTheologyHigh Middle AgesPatristics
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      ChristianityArt HistoryCultural HeritageHistory of Christianity
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      Roman ReligionReligione romanaDiana NemorensisEgeria
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      EgeriaPeregrinatio Egeriaereligious peregrination
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      PatristicsHistorical TheologyAramaic DialectologyAramaic
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      Late Latin LiteratureLate Antique and Byzantine StudiesLiturgical StudiesLiturgy
En el presente estudio analizamos el concepto de peregrinación a través del relato de viajes de Egeria, dama peregrina que se desplaza a Tierra Santa en el transcurso del siglo IV d.C. En primer lugar, estudiamos la definición de la... more
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      PilgrimageLate AntiquityTravel LiteraturePilgrimage and travel to the Holy Land
We propose an original re-classification in two groups within the numerous nymphs in the Camenae’s grove of Rome, one organized around Carmenta, kardo, human birth fates and physical birth, the other around Egeria, decumanus, human life... more
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      EgeriaCarmentaCarmentesVegoia
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      Byzantine LiturgyGeorgian ManuscriptsGeorgian StudiesLiturgie de Jérusalem (époque byzantine)
Egeria es la primera escritora hispana de nombre conocido, cuya Peregrinatio (siglo IV d.C.) supone el comienzo de este género en el panorama de la historiografía literaria española. Nuestro objetivo es estudiar la importancia de esta... more
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      Medieval LatinHistoriografiaEgeriaPeregrinatio Egeriae
Alla fine del IV secolo d. C., Egeria, una donna d’alto rango e dalla grande cultura, compie un pellegrinaggio verso i luoghi santi che hanno visto fiorire il Cristianesimo, lasciando un resoconto scritto dei suoi viaggi, la Peregrinatio... more
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      Syro-Palestinian archaeologyItineraries (Medieval History)Lebanon, Syria, Israel and Palestine (History and Archaeology)Edessa
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      Byzantine LiturgyConstantinopleJerusalemChristian Initiation
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      Coptic (Languages And Linguistics)Early Church HistoryEarly Church FathersJohn Cassian
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      ChristianityEarly ChristianityLate AntiquityOrthodox Christianity
L’universo femminile del pellegrinaggio nel Mediterraneo Mare Mediterraneum, mare di mezzo, mare nostrum: dalla preistoria ad oggi questi sono solo alcuni nomi con cui i vari popoli hanno chiamato le immense distese d’acqua che li... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyAnthropology of PilgrimagePilgrimagePilgrimage Routes
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      Medieval StudiesManuscript StudiesLatin PaleographyCodicology of medieval manuscripts
Most studies of the Christianization of cities focus on churches, conversion, or bishops. However, to make cities ‘Christian’ in some way, Christian groups also had to re-frame how the city was conceived and to develop new urban... more
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      Early ChristianityLate Antique LiturgyParades and ProcessionsProcessions
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      Medieval WomenMargery KempePilgrimage and travel to the Holy LandMedieval pilgrimage
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      ArabicAnthropology of PilgrimagePilgrimageByzantine Studies
Egeria: a Mediterranean pilgrim of the 4th century --- In 1884 in the Italian city of Arezzo a jurist Gian Francesco Gamurrini finds a codex on a parchment from the 11th century. The text, that comes from the Montecassino abbey, is... more
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      History of ReligionAnthropology of PilgrimagePilgrimagePilgrimage Routes
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      IconographyRoman MythEgeria
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      Latin LiteratureMedieval Latin LiteratureEgeriaPeregrinatio Egeriae
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      ClassicsLatin LiteratureLate Latin LiteratureMedieval History
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      Anthropology of PilgrimagePilgrimageEarly ChristianityEarly Christian Literature
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      Early ChristianityPilgrimage and travel to the Holy LandEgeriaPeregrinatio Egeriae
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      Late Latin LiteratureMedieval Latin LiteratureLate AntiquityMedieval Latin
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      Byzantine StudiesEgyptByzantine HistoryByzantine monasticism
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      Roman HistoryEarly ChristianityBiblical StudiesAugustine of Hippo
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      EtymologyCoptic (Languages And Linguistics)Early Church HistoryEarly Church Fathers
Égérie nous donne accès, peut-être parfois même à son insu, à quelques-unes des questions ecclésiologiques majeures de la fin du IVè s. cette communication s’arrête en particulier sur trois extraits que nous pourrons scruter comme autant... more
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      Late AntiquityEcclesiologyHistory of MonasticismJerusalem
Égérie nous donne accès, peut-être parfois même à son insu, à quelques-unes des questions ecclésiologiques majeures de la fin du IVè s. cette communication s’arrêtera en particulier sur trois extraits que nous pourrons scruter comme... more
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      EcclesiologyPatristics and Late AntiquityEgeriaItinerarium Egeriae
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      Medieval HistoryPilgrimageEgeriaMedieval travel literature
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      Roman HistoryRoman ReligionItaly (History)Ancient Rome