Les Origines De L'eglise D'edesse Et La Legende D'abgar by J. Tixeront delves into the foundational history of the Church of Edessa and the enduring legend of Abgar. This critical study, subtitled " tude Critique Suivie De Deux Textes Orientaux In dits...", offers a detailed exploration of the church's origins, providing insights into its early development and the historical context surrounding the Abgar legend.
Tixeront's work examines the Syriac Christian tradition and its significance in the broader history of Christianity. Through meticulous research and analysis of previously unpublished Eastern texts, this book sheds new light on the formative years of the Edessa church and the cultural and religious milieu in which it emerged. Scholars and readers interested in the history of Christianity, Syriac studies, and the ancient world will find this a valuable resource.
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