Preferred Citation
István Perczel, Hagiography as a Historiographic Genre: From Eusebius to Cyril of Scythopolis, and Eustratius of Constantinople, in Christian Historiography between Empires, 4th–8th Centuries, ed. Hagit Amirav, Cor Hoogerwerf, and István Perczel, Late Antique History and Religion
23 (Leuven: Peeters, 2021), 181–219.
Subjects
- Cyril of Scythopolis
- Melkites
- VII-XVIII CE
- hagiography
- translations from Greek
- translations into Syriac
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Article
Title: Hagiography as a Historiographic Genre: From Eusebius to Cyril of Scythopolis, and Eustratius of Constantinople
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Publication
Title: Christian Historiography between Empires, 4th–8th Centuries
Editor: Hagit Amirav
Editor: Cor Hoogerwerf
Editor: István Perczel
Place of Publication: Leuven
Publisher: Peeters
Date of Publication: 2021
Pages: 181-219
Series
Title: Late Antique History and Religion 23