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El ascetismo femenino en Egipto según la documentación papirológica

Authors: Albarrán Martínez, María Jesús;

El ascetismo femenino en Egipto según la documentación papirológica

Abstract

En esta tesis se ha realizado por primera vez una importante recopilación de un corpus de documentos griegos y coptos (85 papiros, 34 ostraca, y 1 pergamino) en los soportes que utiliza la disciplina de la papirología. A través de las ediciones y publicaciones de estos documentos se ha complementado y mejorado las listas de documentos anteriores. Se han utilizado a su vez otras fuentes como las literarias, jurídicas, arqueológicas y epigráficas para comparar, contrastar y completar la información de las fuentes papirológicas. Todo ello con el propósito de realizar un estudio del ascetismo femenino en Egipto durante el período tardorromano. La documentación que se ha estudiado comprende el intervalo temporal que va desde el siglo IV d.C. hasta la conquista árabe de Egipto en el año 641 d. C. El trabajo está estructurado en tres partes: una primera en la que se analizan las fuentes literarias y documentales que versan sobre el monacato femenino en Egipto. Las segunda parte está dedicada al análisis de la terminología para designar a las religiosas y a sus lugares de habitación. Y en la tercera parte corresponde a un examen exhaustivo de todos los datos recopilados de los papiros.

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Religion, Philosophy, Ordenes y congregaciones religiosas femeninas-Egipto-Hasta 640-Fuentes, Filosofía, Historia Antigua, Religión, Ascetismo-S.I-VI-Fuentes, History, Ancient

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