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The earliest history of the miaphysite church is extraordinarily rich in documents. This volume asks why and how the Miaphysite Church produced such an extraordinary theological, canonical and historical documentation? In order to make these collections more accessible for future historians, contributors study the make-up of the collections, the images that they project, their transmission and translation, and what kind of information they provide for modern historians.
The earliest history of the miaphysite church is extraordinarily rich in documents. This volume asks why and how the Miaphysite Church produced such an extraordinary theological, canonical and historical documentation? In order to make these collections more accessible for future historians, cont...
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Philippe Blaudeau, former member of École Française de Rome, is a senior member of Institut Universitaire de France and Professor of Roman History at the University of Angers (TEMOS UMR 9016 CNRS). His research focuses on geo-ecclesiology during Late Antiquity. Peter Van Nuffelen is Professor of Ancient History at Ghent University, Belgium. The recipient of two ERC grants, he works on the history of religion, historiography and political thought of Late Antiquity and the first millennium.
Philippe Blaudeau, former member of École Française de Rome, is a senior member of Institut Universitaire de France and Professor of Roman History at the University of Angers (TEMOS UMR 9016 CNRS). His research focuses on geo-ecclesiology during Late Antiquity. Peter Van Nuffelen is Professor of ...
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