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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Across the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries, the patriarchs of the Coptic Church faced urgent questions concerning worship, clerical responsibility, baptism, marriage, inheritance, church property, discipline, and communal life. Their canons preserve the Church's effort to unite inherited faith with the practical demands of medieval Egypt. This volume gathers the surviving canonical works of Christodoulos, Cyril II, Macarius II, Gabriel II Ibn Turayk, and Cyril III Ibn Laqlaq. Arranged chronologically, the collection ranges from concise liturgical and pastoral regulations to laws of inheritance and detailed documents governing patriarchal, episcopal, and clerical life within the Christian community. The texts reveal how medieval Coptic leaders addressed the reverent celebration of the sacraments, the conduct and accountability of clergy, Christian marriage and succession, charitable endowments, ecclesiastical courts, and the preservation of order during periods of political and institutional pressure. Presented in a new English translation, the book includes original historical introductions, explanatory footnotes, a chronology, a glossary, and the manuscript sources associated with each work. It offers readers a direct and richly contextualised encounter with the pastoral, legal, and institutional world of the medieval Coptic Church.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Across the churches, monasteries, cities and deserts of the medieval Christian world, the work associated chiefly with Abu al-Makarim preserves an extraordinary landscape of faith and memory. It records sanctuaries and altars, monasteries and holy wells, relics and icons, clergy and patrons, destruction and rebuilding, and the traditions by which Christian communities remembered the places in their care. This new English translation presents the primary text in its reconstructed order: Lower Egypt; Sinai, the Levant, Asia and Europe; then al-Basatin, al-Fus?a?, Mi?r and the regions that follow. It draws upon the surviving Arabic manuscript tradition together with Bishop Samuel al-Suryani's published Arabic volumes. Concise historical footnotes illuminate important places and events while preserving the voice and uncertainties of the medieval text. More than a catalogue of buildings, the work preserves a living history of Christian communities. Its pages describe pilgrimage, liturgy, relics, miracles, artistic treasures, political upheaval and the practical work of repairing sacred places. Together, these details reveal how faith shaped the social and spiritual geography of the medieval world. Both a record of vanished sacred places and a witness to communities that continued to worship, rebuild and remember, History of the Churches and Monasteries opens a remarkable window onto the Christian Middle Ages.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A manual of divine worship and order!At the baptismal font, before the altar, beside the sick and at the grave, the Coptic Church expresses her faith through prayer and sacred action. The Ritual Order opens a doorway into this rich spiritual inheritance.In 1411, Pope Gabriel V, the eighty-eighth Patriarch of Alexandria, approved an agreed order of worship for the Coptic Church. Drawing together inherited prayers and ceremonies, the collection associated with his name preserves a remarkable picture of medieval Christian life.This English edition guides readers through Baptism and marriage, healing and incense, Vespers and Matins, the Divine Liturgy, ordination, monastic profession, burial, and the consecration of churches, altars and sacred vessels. Together, these rites reveal a tradition in which faith is not merely spoken, but embodied in worship.The book's manuscript heritage survives in Paris and the Vatican. BnF Arabe 98 is the principal witness to the main collection, while Vatican Coptic 46 preserves the altar-consecration order included in this volume.Secure Greek and Coptic expressions appear in their original scripts, accompanied by transliteration and concise English meanings. An accessible historical introduction and helpful footnotes support readers without distracting from the rites themselves.Whether you are discovering the Coptic tradition, deepening your understanding of its worship, or exploring the history of Christianity, The Ritual Order invites you to encounter the prayers, gestures and sacred rhythms handed down through generations.Part of Medieval Literature, a new series using AI-assisted translation technologies alongside editorial review to make historically under-translated works accessible to English-speaking readers.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Composed in thirteenth-century Egypt, al-Mu?taman ibn al-?Assal's Majmu? U?ul al-Din wa-Masmu? Ma??ul al-Yaqin is one of the great syntheses of medieval Coptic Christian thought. Across an authorial Introduction, seventy chapters, and a concluding prayer, al-Mu?taman explores the grounds of religious knowledge, the existence and attributes of God, creation and providence, prophecy and Scripture, the Trinity and Incarnation, the Church and sacraments, repentance, resurrection, judgment, and the life to come. Drawing together Scripture, patristic teaching, philosophy, ecclesiastical tradition, and Christian-Muslim controversy, the work unfolds through quotations, objections and replies, careful distinctions, and sustained theological argument. Presented here for the first time in a complete English edition, this landmark of the Coptic Arabic golden age is now available to scholars, clergy, students, and general readers. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - First published in Cairo in 1909, The Precious Pearls is Hegumen Yu?anna Salama's expansive explanation of the rites and beliefs of the Coptic Orthodox Church. It brings together the meaning of worship, the order of the Church, and the historical and theological arguments behind its practices.Hegumen Yu?anna Salama begins with church buildings, clergy, prayer, psalmody, incense, and the Divine Liturgy. He then explores Baptism, Chrismation, Marriage, Confession, Anointing, Priesthood, Holy Week, fasts, feasts, prayer for the departed, and intercession. Scripture, patristic testimony, ecclesiastical history, and liturgical tradition inform his account throughout.This combined English edition brings the original two-part work into one volume, preserving the author's historical voice, explanations, and theological arguments. It offers clergy, students, and readers of Coptic Christianity a detailed witness to the Church's worship and inherited life in the early twentieth century.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Across the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries, the patriarchs of the Coptic Church faced urgent questions concerning worship, clerical responsibility, baptism, marriage, inheritance, church property, discipline, and communal life. Their canons preserve the Church's effort to unite inherited faith with the practical demands of medieval Egypt. This volume gathers the surviving canonical works of Christodoulos, Cyril II, Macarius II, Gabriel II Ibn Turayk, and Cyril III Ibn Laqlaq. Arranged chronologically, the collection ranges from concise liturgical and pastoral regulations to laws of inheritance and detailed documents governing patriarchal, episcopal, and clerical life within the Christian community. The texts reveal how medieval Coptic leaders addressed the reverent celebration of the sacraments, the conduct and accountability of clergy, Christian marriage and succession, charitable endowments, ecclesiastical courts, and the preservation of order during periods of political and institutional pressure. Presented in a new English translation, the book includes original historical introductions, explanatory footnotes, a chronology, a glossary, and the manuscript sources associated with each work. It offers readers a direct and richly contextualised encounter with the pastoral, legal, and institutional world of the medieval Coptic Church. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Across the churches, monasteries, cities and deserts of the medieval Christian world, the work associated chiefly with Abu al-Makarim preserves an extraordinary landscape of faith and memory. It records sanctuaries and altars, monasteries and holy wells, relics and icons, clergy and patrons, destruction and rebuilding, and the traditions by which Christian communities remembered the places in their care. This new English translation presents the primary text in its reconstructed order: Lower Egypt; Sinai, the Levant, Asia and Europe; then al-Basatin, al-Fusa, Mir and the regions that follow. It draws upon the surviving Arabic manuscript tradition together with Bishop Samuel al-Suryani's published Arabic volumes. Concise historical footnotes illuminate important places and events while preserving the voice and uncertainties of the medieval text. More than a catalogue of buildings, the work preserves a living history of Christian communities. Its pages describe pilgrimage, liturgy, relics, miracles, artistic treasures, political upheaval and the practical work of repairing sacred places. Together, these details reveal how faith shaped the social and spiritual geography of the medieval world. Both a record of vanished sacred places and a witness to communities that continued to worship, rebuild and remember, History of the Churches and Monasteries opens a remarkable window onto the Christian Middle Ages. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A manual of divine worship and order!At the baptismal font, before the altar, beside the sick and at the grave, the Coptic Church expresses her faith through prayer and sacred action. The Ritual Order opens a doorway into this rich spiritual inheritance.In 1411, Pope Gabriel V, the eighty-eighth Patriarch of Alexandria, approved an agreed order of worship for the Coptic Church. Drawing together inherited prayers and ceremonies, the collection associated with his name preserves a remarkable picture of medieval Christian life.This English edition guides readers through Baptism and marriage, healing and incense, Vespers and Matins, the Divine Liturgy, ordination, monastic profession, burial, and the consecration of churches, altars and sacred vessels. Together, these rites reveal a tradition in which faith is not merely spoken, but embodied in worship.The book's manuscript heritage survives in Paris and the Vatican. BnF Arabe 98 is the principal witness to the main collection, while Vatican Coptic 46 preserves the altar-consecration order included in this volume.Secure Greek and Coptic expressions appear in their original scripts, accompanied by transliteration and concise English meanings. An accessible historical introduction and helpful footnotes support readers without distracting from the rites themselves.Whether you are discovering the Coptic tradition, deepening your understanding of its worship, or exploring the history of Christianity, The Ritual Order invites you to encounter the prayers, gestures and sacred rhythms handed down through generations.Part of Medieval Literature, a new series using AI-assisted translation technologies alongside editorial review to make historically under-translated works accessible to English-speaking readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Composed in thirteenth-century Egypt, al-Mutaman ibn al-Assal's Majmu Uul al-Din wa-Masmu Maul al-Yaqin is one of the great syntheses of medieval Coptic Christian thought. Across an authorial Introduction, seventy chapters, and a concluding prayer, al-Mutaman explores the grounds of religious knowledge, the existence and attributes of God, creation and providence, prophecy and Scripture, the Trinity and Incarnation, the Church and sacraments, repentance, resurrection, judgment, and the life to come. Drawing together Scripture, patristic teaching, philosophy, ecclesiastical tradition, and Christian-Muslim controversy, the work unfolds through quotations, objections and replies, careful distinctions, and sustained theological argument. Presented here for the first time in a complete English edition, this landmark of the Coptic Arabic golden age is now available to scholars, clergy, students, and general readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. First published in Cairo in 1909, The Precious Pearls is Hegumen Yuanna Salama's expansive explanation of the rites and beliefs of the Coptic Orthodox Church. It brings together the meaning of worship, the order of the Church, and the historical and theological arguments behind its practices.Hegumen Yuanna Salama begins with church buildings, clergy, prayer, psalmody, incense, and the Divine Liturgy. He then explores Baptism, Chrismation, Marriage, Confession, Anointing, Priesthood, Holy Week, fasts, feasts, prayer for the departed, and intercession. Scripture, patristic testimony, ecclesiastical history, and liturgical tradition inform his account throughout.This combined English edition brings the original two-part work into one volume, preserving the author's historical voice, explanations, and theological arguments. It offers clergy, students, and readers of Coptic Christianity a detailed witness to the Church's worship and inherited life in the early twentieth century. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Across the eleventh to the thirteenth centuries, the patriarchs of the Coptic Church faced urgent questions concerning worship, clerical responsibility, baptism, marriage, inheritance, church property, discipline, and communal life. Their canons preserve the Church's effort to unite inherited faith with the practical demands of medieval Egypt. This volume gathers the surviving canonical works of Christodoulos, Cyril II, Macarius II, Gabriel II Ibn Turayk, and Cyril III Ibn Laqlaq. Arranged chronologically, the collection ranges from concise liturgical and pastoral regulations to laws of inheritance and detailed documents governing patriarchal, episcopal, and clerical life within the Christian community. The texts reveal how medieval Coptic leaders addressed the reverent celebration of the sacraments, the conduct and accountability of clergy, Christian marriage and succession, charitable endowments, ecclesiastical courts, and the preservation of order during periods of political and institutional pressure. Presented in a new English translation, the book includes original historical introductions, explanatory footnotes, a chronology, a glossary, and the manuscript sources associated with each work. It offers readers a direct and richly contextualised encounter with the pastoral, legal, and institutional world of the medieval Coptic Church. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Across the churches, monasteries, cities and deserts of the medieval Christian world, the work associated chiefly with Abu al-Makarim preserves an extraordinary landscape of faith and memory. It records sanctuaries and altars, monasteries and holy wells, relics and icons, clergy and patrons, destruction and rebuilding, and the traditions by which Christian communities remembered the places in their care. This new English translation presents the primary text in its reconstructed order: Lower Egypt; Sinai, the Levant, Asia and Europe; then al-Basatin, al-Fusa, Mir and the regions that follow. It draws upon the surviving Arabic manuscript tradition together with Bishop Samuel al-Suryani's published Arabic volumes. Concise historical footnotes illuminate important places and events while preserving the voice and uncertainties of the medieval text. More than a catalogue of buildings, the work preserves a living history of Christian communities. Its pages describe pilgrimage, liturgy, relics, miracles, artistic treasures, political upheaval and the practical work of repairing sacred places. Together, these details reveal how faith shaped the social and spiritual geography of the medieval world. Both a record of vanished sacred places and a witness to communities that continued to worship, rebuild and remember, History of the Churches and Monasteries opens a remarkable window onto the Christian Middle Ages. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A manual of divine worship and order!At the baptismal font, before the altar, beside the sick and at the grave, the Coptic Church expresses her faith through prayer and sacred action. The Ritual Order opens a doorway into this rich spiritual inheritance.In 1411, Pope Gabriel V, the eighty-eighth Patriarch of Alexandria, approved an agreed order of worship for the Coptic Church. Drawing together inherited prayers and ceremonies, the collection associated with his name preserves a remarkable picture of medieval Christian life.This English edition guides readers through Baptism and marriage, healing and incense, Vespers and Matins, the Divine Liturgy, ordination, monastic profession, burial, and the consecration of churches, altars and sacred vessels. Together, these rites reveal a tradition in which faith is not merely spoken, but embodied in worship.The book's manuscript heritage survives in Paris and the Vatican. BnF Arabe 98 is the principal witness to the main collection, while Vatican Coptic 46 preserves the altar-consecration order included in this volume.Secure Greek and Coptic expressions appear in their original scripts, accompanied by transliteration and concise English meanings. An accessible historical introduction and helpful footnotes support readers without distracting from the rites themselves.Whether you are discovering the Coptic tradition, deepening your understanding of its worship, or exploring the history of Christianity, The Ritual Order invites you to encounter the prayers, gestures and sacred rhythms handed down through generations.Part of Medieval Literature, a new series using AI-assisted translation technologies alongside editorial review to make historically under-translated works accessible to English-speaking readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Composed in thirteenth-century Egypt, al-Mutaman ibn al-Assal's Majmu Uul al-Din wa-Masmu Maul al-Yaqin is one of the great syntheses of medieval Coptic Christian thought. Across an authorial Introduction, seventy chapters, and a concluding prayer, al-Mutaman explores the grounds of religious knowledge, the existence and attributes of God, creation and providence, prophecy and Scripture, the Trinity and Incarnation, the Church and sacraments, repentance, resurrection, judgment, and the life to come. Drawing together Scripture, patristic teaching, philosophy, ecclesiastical tradition, and Christian-Muslim controversy, the work unfolds through quotations, objections and replies, careful distinctions, and sustained theological argument. Presented here for the first time in a complete English edition, this landmark of the Coptic Arabic golden age is now available to scholars, clergy, students, and general readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. First published in Cairo in 1909, The Precious Pearls is Hegumen Yuanna Salama's expansive explanation of the rites and beliefs of the Coptic Orthodox Church. It brings together the meaning of worship, the order of the Church, and the historical and theological arguments behind its practices.Hegumen Yuanna Salama begins with church buildings, clergy, prayer, psalmody, incense, and the Divine Liturgy. He then explores Baptism, Chrismation, Marriage, Confession, Anointing, Priesthood, Holy Week, fasts, feasts, prayer for the departed, and intercession. Scripture, patristic testimony, ecclesiastical history, and liturgical tradition inform his account throughout.This combined English edition brings the original two-part work into one volume, preserving the author's historical voice, explanations, and theological arguments. It offers clergy, students, and readers of Coptic Christianity a detailed witness to the Church's worship and inherited life in the early twentieth century. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…