A Medieval Sufi Thecla? Female Civic and Spiritual Leadership in ‘Attār’s “Tale of the Virtuous Woman” and the <i>Life and Passion of Eugenia</i>

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Ghazzal Dabiri, A Medieval Sufi Thecla? Female Civic and Spiritual Leadership in ‘Attār’s ‘Tale of the Virtuous Woman’ and the Life and Passion of Eugenia,” in Thecla and Medieval Sainthood: The Acts of Paul and Thecla in Eastern and Western Hagiography, ed. Ghazzal Dabiri and Flavia Ruani (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2022), 282–317.

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Title: A Medieval Sufi Thecla? Female Civic and Spiritual Leadership in ‘Attār’s “Tale of the Virtuous Woman” and the <i>Life and Passion of Eugenia</i>

Author: Ghazzal Dabiri

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Title: Thecla and Medieval Sainthood: The Acts of Paul and Thecla in Eastern and Western Hagiography

Editor: Ghazzal Dabiri

Editor: Flavia Ruani

Place of Publication: Cambridge

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Date of Publication: 2022

Pages: 282-317

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