-
inspired a
didactic genre of
Jewish and
Christian literature known as the
Hexaemeral literature.
Literary treatments in this
genre are
called Hexaemeron. This...
- Moses. As the
first in a line of many
Christians works in the
genre of
Hexaemeral literature, his led to many
others producing their own
Hexaemeron as well...
- It
belongs to the
Hexaemeral genre of literature, and is the
first surviving example of it,
though earlier,
albeit lost
Hexaemeral works, also existed...
- Press, 2015. Gasper,
Giles (2024). "On the Six Days of Creation: The
Hexaemeral Tradition". In Goroncy,
Jason (ed.). T&T
Clark Handbook of the Doctrine...
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Sources for the
Northumberland Bestiary include the Gr****
Physiologus and
Hexaemeral literature.
Bestiaries traditionally fall into four
families however the...
- ISBN 9780802823304. Roberts,
Alexander (2019). "A Re-Translation of Basil's
Hexaemeral Homilies by ʿAbdallāh ibn al-Faḍl of Antioch". In Barbara, Roggema; Treiger...
- (2019).
Creation and
Literary Re-Creation: Ambrose's Use of
Philo in the
Hexaemeral Letters.
Gorgias Press. ISBN 978-1-4632-4087-5. Errington, R. Malcolm...
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November 2020. Katsos,
Isidoros (2023). The
Metaphysics of
Light in the
Hexaemeral Literature: From
Philo of
Alexandria to
Gregory of Nyssa.
Oxford University...
-
Hexaemeron of
Jacob of
Serugh is a 6th-century text
composed in the
genre of
Hexaemeral literature. As such, it
offers a
commentary on the
Genesis creation narrative...
-
opposed to an
ancient near
eastern one. In the late
fourth century, the
Hexaemeral genre was
revived and po****rized by the
Hexaemeron of
Basil of Caesarea...
