학술논문
Problems and Solutions' in Early Christian Biblical Interpretation: A Telling Case from Origen's Newly Discovered Greek Homilies on the Psalms (Codex Monacensis Graecus 314).
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Article
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*BIBLICAL criticism
*SERMON (Literary form)
*APOCRYPHAL Gospels
BIBLICAL commentaries
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ISSN
1126-6244
Abstract
This article provides an analysis of the first of Origen's newly discovered Greek homilies on Psalm 77(78), focusing on the ingenious ways in which the didactic procedure and rhetorical form of erotapokriseis ('Problems and Solutions' or 'Questions and Answers') guides both the questions Origen asks of his text and the ways he attempts to find solutions for them, even as he discovers in psalm 77 the highest form of validation for this interpretive procedure itself. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]