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The Cathedral Rite of Constantinople: Evolution of a Local Tradition

Authors: Parenti, S.;

The Cathedral Rite of Constantinople: Evolution of a Local Tradition

Abstract

В статье исследуется эволюция богослужения суточного круга в Константинополе в период после IX в., когда не только монастыри города, но также и соборные церкви следовали литургическому обряду, обозначенному как , т. е. обряд святого города Иерусалима. Только в кафедральном соборе Константинополя, в храме Святой Софии совершался обряд, называемый в источниках , т. е. обряд константинопольской Великой церкви. Автор анализирует особые формы сочетания двух указанных литургических систем, обращая внимание на тенденцию сохранять обряд в наиболее значимые периоды церковного года. В противоположность распространенному прежде мнению, XI в. не был периодом расцвета кафедральной традиции Константинополя, но в большей степени временем ее упадка и угасания.

This article studies the evolution of the Liturgy of the Hours at Constantinople after the ninth century, when not only monastic churches of the city, but also secular churches followed the liturgical rite referred to as hagiopolitis. Only the Cathedral was left using the rite appropriately called ekklisiastis. The article also analyzes particular forms of bi-ritualism between these two liturgical systems, with the tendency to conserve the ekklisiastes rite during the most important times of the liturgical year. Contrary to what was previously believed on the subject, the eleventh century was not the zenith of the cathedral tradition of Constantinople, but rather an age of decadence and abandonement.

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Keywords

праксапостол, богослужение, устав, lectionary, euchologion, typos, worship, psalter, Praxapostolos, praxapostolos, constantinople, евхологий, Lectionary, псалтирь, Psalter, лекционарий, Константинополь, обряд, Religion (General), Псалтирь, Праксапостол, Евхологий, Euchologion, константинополь, rite, BL1-50, Constantinople

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