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The origin of the anaphora of Nestorius: Greek or Syriac?

Authors: A. Gelston;

The origin of the anaphora of Nestorius: Greek or Syriac?

Abstract

L'Eglise orientale utilise trois anaphores dans sa liturgie eucharistique, celle d'Addai et Mari, de Theodore et de Nestorius. Cette derniere est la plus longue. On l'utilise seulement a cinq occasions pendant l'annee: l'epiphanie, le vendredi de Jean le Baptiste, le memorial des docteurs grecs, le mercredi de la rogation des Ninevites et le jeudi saint. Quelle est l'origine de cette anaphore: grecque ou syriaque? D'apres les citations bibliques de l'anaphore, l'A. montre que le redacteur est plus familier avec la Bible syriaque qu'avec le texte grec

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