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Guides to the Eucharist in Medieval Egypt

Three Arabic Commentaries on the Coptic Liturgy

Yūḥannā ibn Sabbā'Series: Christian Arabic Texts in Translation
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Pages
240
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
Fordham University Press

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The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries witnessed a rising interest in Arabic texts describing and explaining the rituals of the Coptic Church of Egypt. This book provides readers with an English translation of excerpts from three key texts on the Coptic liturgy by Abū al-Barakāt ibn Kabar, Yūh.annā ibn Sabbā', and Pope Gabriel V. With a scholarly introduction to the works, their authors, and the Coptic liturgy, as well as a detailed explanatory apparatus, this volume provides a useful and needed introduction to the worship tradition of Egypt's Coptic Christians. Presented for the first time in English, these texts provide valuable points of comparison to other liturgical commentaries produced elsewhere in the medieval Christian world.

Related Subjects

  • Medieval
  • History & Surveys
  • Philosophy
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Egypt
  • Middle East
  • History
  • Ecclesiology
  • Christian Theology
  • Religion
  • Christian

Extended Details

  • SeriesChristian Arabic Texts in Translation

    Artists

    Yūḥannā ibn Sabbā'Author
    Abū al-Barakāt ibn KabarAuthor
    Gabriel V of AlexandriaAuthor