Preferred Citation
Fergus Millar, Historical Fiction in Syriac and the Clash of Religions and Cultures in the Late Antique Near East, in Byzantium to China: Religion, History and Culture on the Silk Roads. Studies in Honour of Samuel N.C. Lieu, ed. Gunner B. Mikkelsen and Ken Parry, Texts and Studies in Eastern Christianity
25 (Leiden: Brill, 2022), 336–51.
Subjects
- Abd al-Masih of Singar
- IV-VII CE
- Julian Romance
- St Barsamya
- St Sharbil
- Teaching of Addai
- hagiography
- saints
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Article
Title: Historical Fiction in Syriac and the Clash of Religions and Cultures in the Late Antique Near East
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Publication
Title: Byzantium to China: Religion, History and Culture on the Silk Roads. Studies in Honour of Samuel N.C. Lieu
Editor: Gunner B. Mikkelsen
Editor: Ken Parry
Place of Publication: Leiden
Publisher: Brill
Date of Publication: 2022
Pages: 336-351
Series
Title: Texts and Studies in Eastern Christianity 25