Dalcassian publishing company jun 2025 (5 risultati)

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - This work by the Irish monk Sedulius Scottus elaborates on the differences between argument and argumentation, particularly in the context of the Gospels, focusing on the Gospel of Matthew. It highlights Matthew's Jewish heritage and the significance of his lineage, detailing the seven gifts bestowed upon him and the importance of his writing. The text also outlines the structure of Matthew's Gospel, including the circumstances of its writing, its content, and its theological implications, especially regarding the genealogy of Christ, which connects Him to Abraham and David.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Council of Metz, convened in 893 AD, brought together prominent ecclesiastical leaders to address pressing issues within the Church and society. The synod emphasized the necessity of moral rectitude among Christians to attain peace, particularly in light of external threats. Key decrees included the exclusive right of priests to receive church tithes, the limitation of each priest to one church, and strictures against clergy having women in their homes. Furthermore, it mandated that clerics must not wear secular clothing and established protocols for baptism, underscoring the need for reverence in sacred duties.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Eulogy of St. Nicholas of St. Andrew of Crete is a monumental penitential hymn of the Byzantine Christian tradition, composed in the late 7th or early 8th century. It is traditionally prayed during Great Lent in the Eastern Orthodox Church, especially in the first week of Lent and again in full during the fifth week. The work is structured as a lengthy series of troparia (short hymnic verses), each functioning as a personal lament and a call to repentance. It is one of the most searching and psychologically acute texts of Christian penitential spirituality.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The 1169 Provincial Synod of Strigonium (Esztergom), convened by King Stephen III of Hungary, sought to address the troubling sale of ecclesiastical positions and properties, which compromised the integrity of the clergy and church discipline. Archbishop Luke, inspired by the example of Thomas of Canterbury, convened the synod to remind the king of the importance of preserving the church's autonomy. Following discussions, King Stephen agreed to restore church rights and relinquished his powers over bishops, thus preventing potential conflicts similar to those in England. The synod concluded with the reaffirmation of ecclesiastical authority and the protection of church properties. …

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - This is a collection of seventy-two works of correspondence between Moravian tribes and various contemporary authorities. Salient to these early letters are the compositions with the Carolingian empire, the Papal Curia, the saints Cyril and Methodius, and various petty regional kings. This work is a rare insight into the Embryonic Czech state via its earliest incarnation as Great Moravia.…