Historiography and Hierotopy: Palestinian Hagiography in the Sixth Century A.D.
@inproceedings{Stearn2020HistoriographyAH, title={Historiography and Hierotopy: Palestinian Hagiography in the Sixth Century A.D.}, author={Rod M. Stearn}, year={2020} }
OF DISSERTATION HISTORIOGRAPHY AND HIEROTOPY: PALESTINIAN HAGIOGRAPHY IN THE SIXTH CENTURY A.D. Judean hagiographies are unusual. Some are unexpectedly structured: a saint’s life in the form of a history text. Others offer surprising content. Expected hagiographic stylizations, for example, often depict moments in which the saint is offered money for a miracle. In such cases the saint invariably refuses. Judean saints, however, accept gratitude willingly – often with cash amounts recorded. The… CONTINUE READING
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