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Novel hermeneutics in the Greek Pseudo-Clementine romance / Patricia A. Duncan.

Van Pelt Library BR65.C55 H6633 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Duncan, Patricia A., 1975-
Series:
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament ; 395.
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament ; 395
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Homilies (Pseudo-Clementine).
Recognitions (Pseudo-Clementine).
Christian literature, Early--Greek authors--History and criticism.
Christian literature, Early.
Christian literature, Early--Greek authors.
Physical Description:
xiv, 204 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, [2017].
Summary:
Patricia Duncan examines the fourth-century Christian novel traditionally known as the Pseudo-Clementine Homilies in order to show how the lengthy and complex narrative coheres as a rhetorical whole and works to initiate the reader into a revised vision of the origins of Christianity. Book jacket.
Contents:
Chapter 1 The Frame 27
Peter, in Paul's Book 27
Peter, the Authorized Interpreter of Jesus 30
The Problem of Peter's Books 33
The Reading of the Epistle 36
The Two Maps of the Klementia 40
Dualistic Creation and the Manipulations of the One Creator 42
Two Kings and Two Kingdoms 52
Conclusion 56
Chapter 2 Trouble with Texts 57
How to Read the True Prophet 58
Reading in a Time of False Scriptures 62
Be Good Moneychangers 64
The Time of the True Prophet 66
The Klementia's Digression: Scripture and "Our" Father 69
Jesus and the Seat of Moses 72
Adam, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit of Christ 74
The Seven Pillars of the World 75
The Doctrine of Pairs 77
Moses the True Prophet 79
How Jesus Taught Us to Read 83
True and False Things in Scripture 86
The Teaching that Saves 90
Conclusion 92
Chapter 3 Tyre, Sidon, and Tripolis 93
Klementia 4-6: Clement at Tyre 93
Book Seven: A Prelude to the Tripolis Discourses 97
Two Ways and Conversion by Baptism 103
Tripolis, Day One: The Initial Private Discourse 106
Tripolis, Day One: The Public Sermon 110
An Encounter Between the Two Kings 111
An Altered Transition 114
The Parable of the Wedding Feast 118
The Parable and Salvation History According to an Inspired Clement 121
The Defiled Garment and the Remedy of Baptism 123
Conclusion 126
Chapter 4 The Family Romance 129
Peter and Clement: An Abortive Family 130
Fasting, Baptism, and De-Hellenization 135
A Temple Visit on the Island of Arados 137
Two Viewings 140
Peter Heals 141
The Double Conversion of Justa 141
The Gospel Stories Converted 143
The Eyewitness Account: An Apostolic Apology 145
The Dialogue Converted 149
The Dialogue in Mark 149
The Dialogue in Matthew 151
The Narrative Exegesis of the Klementia 152
Another Gospel Interpretation: On Turning the Other Cheek 155
Conclusion 159
Chapter 5 Final Harmony 161
The Wax Seal Hermeneutic 163
"What was hidden" when "No one knew..." 164
The Harmonia of Evil 171
Conclusion 173
Conclusion 175.
Notes:
Revised version of the author's doctoral dissertation, University of Chicago, 2014.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 179-188) and indexes.
ISBN:
9783161552656
3161552652
OCLC:
1007553544
Publisher Number:
99974778565

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