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   Digitized manuscripts of St. Ephrem the Syrian, mostly from the Greek corpus, but including other ancient versions and related Ephremic material. Work in Progress. Please bear with us.

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   The first collected edition of Ephraem’s Greek works was given by Ed. Thwaites, Oxford, 1709. The best edition is Rome, 1732-46, 6 vols. folio, ed. by the Assemanis. The existing Syrian works of Ephraem consist of commentaries on the Pentateuch and most of the historical and prophetical books of the Old Testament.

6. www.degruyter.com › 10 › 9781463223458-fmThe Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian - De Gruyter

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   The Works of St. Ephrem the Syrian. Syriac Studies Library. 22 Sériés Editors. Monica Blanchard Cari Griffïn Kristian Heal George Anton Kiraz David G.K. Taylor. The Syriac Studies Library brings back to active circulation major reference works in the field of Syriac studies, including dictionaries, grammars, text editions, manuscript ...

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   Select Works of Ephrem the Syrian (Oxford, 1847) - Free ebook download as PDF File (.pdf) or read book online for free. English translation by J.B. Morris Series edited by E.B. Pusey Contents: Thirteen Rhythms on the Nativity Rhythm against the Jews, delivered upon Palm Sunday The Pearl, or Seven Rhythms on the Faith Eighty Rhythms upon the ...

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   Who wrote Ephraem the Syrian hymns against Julian?

   • Sidney H. Griffith, "Ephraem the Syrian's Hymns `Against Julian': Meditations on History and Imperial Power," Vigiliae Christianae 41.3 (1987): 238-266. Sidney H. Griffith, "Spirit in the Bread; Fire in the Wine: The Eucharist as Living Medicine in the Thought of Ephraem the Syrian," Modern Theology 15.2 (1999): 225-246.

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   What books did Ephraem write?

   • The existing Syrian works of Ephraem consist of commentaries on the Pentateuch and most of the historical and prophetical books of the Old Testament. According to Ebed Jesu (Assemani, Bibl. Orient., III. 1, p. 62), he also wrote a commentary on the Psalms.

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   Was Ephraem the Syrian a good writer?

   • Ephraem the Syrian, for all his prolific output, seems never to have set down a clear statement of his guiding principles, this sort of writing being foreign to his environment and not obviously useful or interesting to his audience.

   Ephraem the Syrian on the Utility of Language and the Place of Silence

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   Where can I find a good introduction to Ephraem?

   • The introduc-tions to some recent collections of his works in English are convenient helps for those beginning to read Ephraem: Edward G. Mathews, Jr., and Joseph P. Amar, St. Ephrem the Syrian Selected Prose Works (Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Press, 1994) has a general introduction that is particularly full and useful.

   Ephraem the Syrian on the Utility of Language and the Place of Silence

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   What is the main edition of the Syrian and Greek texts?

   • The principal edition of the Syrian and Greek texts is that which appeared in Rome in 6 vols. fol., 1732-46, under papal authority’, - 3 vols. Greek text, with Latin translation, edited by J. S. Assemani, and 3 vols. Syrian text, also with Latin translation, edited by Petrus Benedictus and S. E. Assemani.

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   Does Ephraem still exist?

   • Several Syrian works ascribed to Ephraem still remain in manuscript; as, for instance, a world’s chronicle from the creation to the birth of Christ, of which one manuscript is found in the library of the Vatican, another in the British Museum.

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   PAUL S. RUSSELL. This paper attempts to trace the outlines of Ephraem the Syrian’s ideas about the extent to which theological language can be usefully applied to the description of God.