The Hexaemeron of Anastasius of Sinai (late 7th-early 8th c.) expounds the creation account and the Adam and Eve story as foreshadowing the mystery of Christ and the Church, an idea that goes back to Origen and beyond. The commentary remained unpublished in Greek until 2007, received only scattered attention, and has been often considered as apocryphal. In this book, the first of its kind in any language, Dimitrios Zaganas firmly establishes its authenticity, investigates its genesis and date, offers detailed analysis of its numerous sources, and studies its distinctly allegorical approach to Genesis 1-3. Several emendations of the Greek text are suggested in the appendix.
L'Hexaemeron d'Anastase le Sina te (fin VIIe-d but VIIIe s.) traite du r cit de la cr ation et de l'histoire d'Adam et ve comme pr figurant le myst re du Christ et de l' glise, une id e qui remonte Orig ne et au-del . Le commentaire est rest in dit en grec jusqu'en 2007, n'a re u qu'une attention distraite et a t souvent consid r comme apocryphe. Dans cet ouvrage, le premier consacr l'Hexaemeron, Dimitrios Zaganas tablit fermement son authenticit , examine sa gen se et sa datation, propose une analyse d taill e de ses nombreuses sources et tudie son approche clairement all gorique de Gen se 1-3. Dans un appendice sont propos es plusieurs corrections au texte grec.
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