‘The Wings of the Spirit’: Exploring Feminine Symbolism in Early Pneumatology. A Reassessment of a Key Metaphor in the Spiritual Teachings of the ‘Macarian Homilies’ in the Light of Early Syriac Christian Tradition

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Julie M. Hopkins, ‘The Wings of the Spirit’: Exploring Feminine Symbolism in Early Pneumatology. A Reassessment of a Key Metaphor in the Spiritual Teachings of the ‘Macarian Homilies’ in the Light of Early Syriac Christian Tradition, ESWTR Studies in Religion 1 (Leuven: Peeters, 2020).

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Title: ‘The Wings of the Spirit’: Exploring Feminine Symbolism in Early Pneumatology. A Reassessment of a Key Metaphor in the Spiritual Teachings of the ‘Macarian Homilies’ in the Light of Early Syriac Christian Tradition

Author: Julie M. Hopkins

Place of Publication: Leuven

Publisher: Peeters

Date of Publication: 2020

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Title: ESWTR Studies in Religion 1

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