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Hymns of Repentance
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TextSeries: Popular Patristics Series ; 61Publication details: New York, USA St. Vladimir's Seminary Press 2020Description: 157 18ISBN: - 9780881416572
- 15555755
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Central Papal Library | 281.1 | H572 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 72232 |
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"This is a new translation of the Lenten kontakia of Saint Romanos the Melodist of Constantinople (AD c. 490-c. 556). He was a master poet and hymnographer, who synthesized Greco-Roman rhetoric and poetry and Greek (especially Cappadocian) patristic theology and themes with Syriac poetic and theological sensibilities. This series of kontakia was sung in Great Lent in Constantinople, and follows the liturgical commemorations of those weeks (largely unchanged to the present day)"--
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