Pointing Out Persuasion in Philemon : Fifty Readings of Paul's Rhetoric From the Fourth to the Eighteenth Century.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Tolmie, D. Francois.

Contributor:

ProQuest ebook central.

Series:

History of biblical exegesis ; 1.

History of Biblical Exegesis ; 1

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Bible. Philemon--Criticism and interpretation.

Bible.

Bible. Philemon.

Criticism and interpretation.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (398 pages).

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Place of Publication:

Tübingen : Mohr Siebeck, 2021.

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Contents:

Cover

Title

Preface

Table of Contents

Abbreviations

Introduction

Chapter 1: The Wirkungsgeschichte of the Rhetoric of the Letter to Philemon in the Early Church

1. Ambrosiaster

2. Jerome

3. John Chrysostom

3.1 Argument

3.2 Homily 1

3.3 Homily 2

3.4 Homily 3

3.5 Evaluation

4. Pelagius

5. Theodore of Mopsuestia

6. Theodoret of Cyrus

7. Cassiodorus

8. John of Damascus

Chapter 2: The Wirkungsgeschichte of the Rhetoric of the Letter to Philemon in the Middle Ages

1. Alcuin of York

2. Claudius of Turin

3. Hrabanus Maurus

4. Haimo of Auxerre

5. Florus of Lyon

6. Isho'dad of Merv

7. Sedulius Scottus

8. Pseudo-Oecumenius

9. Atto of Vercelli

10. Lanfranc of Bec

11. Bruno the Carthusian

12. Theophylact of Ohrid

13. Euthymius Zigabenus

14. Commentarius Cantabrigiensis

15. Glossa Ordinaria

16. Peter Lombard

17. Hervaeus of Bourg-Dieu

18. Thomas Aquinas

19. Pierre de Tarentaise

20. Nicholas of Lyra

21. Denys the Carthusian

Chapter 3: The Wirkungsgeschichte of the Rhetoric of the Letter to Philemon from the Sixteenth to the Eighteenth Century

1. Desiderius Erasmus

2. Johannes Bugenhagen

3. Martin Luther

4. Thomas de Vio Cajetan

5. Heinrich Bullinger

6. Johannes Brenz

7. John Calvin

8. Theodore Beza

9. Georg Major

10. Lambert Daneau

11. William Attersoll

12. Cornelius a Lapide

13. Gulielmus Estius

14. John Mayer

15. Hugo Grotius

16. David Dickson

17. John Trapp

18. Abraham Calovius

19. Matthew Henry

20. Georg Michael Laurentii

21. Johann Albrecht Bengel

22. Siegmund Jacob Baumgarten

Chapter 4: Conclusion. Tendencies in the Interpretation of Paul's Rhetorical Strategy in the Letter to Philemon over the Centuries

1. Imagining the Rhetorical Situation

1.1 Paul's Imprisonment

1.2 Philemon

1.3 Onesimus

1.4 The Writing of the Letter

1.5 The Outcome of the Letter

1.6 The Division of the Text

2. The Interpretation of the Rhetoric of the Letter

2.1 Letter Opening (vv. 1-3)

2.2 Thanksgiving (vv. 4-7)

2.3 An Appeal on Behalf of Onesimus (vv. 8-14)

2.4 A Suggestion that Onesimus May Have Been Separated So That Philemon Might Have Him Back as a Beloved Brother for Ever (vv. 15-16)

2.5 A Request to Welcome Onesimus as Paul (v. 17)

2.6 A Request to Charge Paul and a Handwritten Promise of Payment (vv. 18-19)

2.7 A Request to Benefit from Philemon in the Lord (v. 20)

2.8 A Note of Confidence in Philemon's Obedience and a Suggestion That He Will Do Even More Than Paul Requests (v. 21)

2.9 A Request for Accommodation (v. 22)

2.10 Letter Closing (vv. 23-25)

3. In a Nutshell ...

Bibliography

Index of Scriptural References

Notes:

Index of Latin Terms.

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