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CREATED: This bibl record was autogenerated from a Zotero record.StefanoParentiZwischen Anamnese und Lobpreis: Der Ursprung der Darbringung in den syro-byzantinischen Anaphorenhttp://syriaca.org/cbss/5PZN7R48https://www.zotero.org/groups/a_comprehensive_bibliography_on_syriac_studies/items/5PZN7R48https://www.zotero.org/groups/4861694/items/5PZN7R48JorisGeldhofDorotheaHaspelmath-FinattiBridgetNicholsFrédériquePouletAnamnesis: Handlungen, Orte und Zeiten des ErinnernsRegensburgFriedrich Pustet2020129-144Theologie del Liturgie 17In the antiochene anaphoras attributed to Basil the Great and to John Chrysostom between the anamnesis and the hymn of praise and thanksgiving that introduces the epiclesis there is a formula of oblation of bread and wine inspired by 1Chr 29,14 [LXX] and absent, for example, in the antiochene anaphora of the Apostles. Some authors have attributed to the formula a "sacrificial" or "offertorial" meaning and have wondered whether this development is an influence of Basil's anaphora on Chrysostom's or an external influence on both anaphoras. Using for the first time some patristic sources of the fourth and fifth centuries, the author shows that the formula is not sacrificial or offertory but simply dedicatory. With this formula gifts were dedicated to God as churches, altars, religious buildings but also homes and civil buildings. In the Byzantine sacramentaries the phrase is also used in prayer for the construction of a boat and for the grape harvest. The interpolation should date back to the middle of the fifth century and entered simultaneously into the anaphoras of Basil and Chrysostom to emphasize that, as every reality created, even the bread and wine of the Eucharist are packaged from the wheat and vine, that are gifts of God.
Parenti, Stefano. “Zwischen Anamnese Und Lobpreis: Der Ursprung Der Darbringung in Den Syro-Byzantinischen Anaphoren.” In Anamnesis: Handlungen, Orte Und Zeiten Des Erinnerns, edited by Joris Geldhof, Dorothea Haspelmath-Finatti, Bridget Nichols, and Frédérique Poulet, 129–44. Theologie Del Liturgie 17. Regensburg: Friedrich Pustet, 2020.
Stefano Parenti, Zwischen Anamnese Und Lobpreis: Der Ursprung Der Darbringung in Den Syro-Byzantinischen Anaphoren, in Anamnesis: Handlungen, Orte Und Zeiten Des Erinnerns, ed. Joris Geldhof et al., Theologie Del Liturgie 17 (Regensburg: Friedrich Pustet, 2020), 129–44.Anaphora of Basil the GreatAnaphora of John ChrysostomEucharistIV-VII CEV CEanaphorasliturgicssacraments