Christian Hymns of the First Three Centuries — John Shaqi
Christian Hymns of the First Three CenturiesMessenger, Ruth Ellis
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Christian Hymns of the First Three Centuries
Messenger, Ruth Ellis
Hymns -- History and criticism
[15]R. Reitzenstein, _Die Hellenistischen Mysterienreligionen_ (Leipzig,
Teubner, 1927), 3rd edition, 385.
[16]G. D. Kellogg, _The Ancient Art of Poetic Improvisation_, a paper
read at the meeting of the Classical Association of the Atlantic
States, April 26, 1940; J. Kroll, _op. cit._ (see note 3), 259.
[17]_Contra Haereses_, III, xvii, 2; Migne (PG), VII, 929-930. For a
recent commentator, see F. J. Foakes-Jackson, _The Acts of the
Apostles_ (London, Hodder and Stoughton, 1931), 10-13.
[18]Note the citation, _I Tim. 6:15-16_, _supra_, p. 7, in which the
repetition of the relative clause produces a stylistic effect.
[19]Justin Martyr, _Apologia pro Christianis_, 67; Migne (PG), VI, 430.
Translation from _Ante-Nicene Fathers_ (New York, Scribners, 1899),
I, 14.
[20]_Didache_, xiv; Translation from _Ante-Nicene Fathers_, VII, 381.
[21]_Apostolic Constitutions_, II, lvii; Translation from _Ante-Nicene
Fathers_, VII, 421-422.
[22]_Ante-Nicene Fathers_, VII, 371-376; _Catholic Encyclopedia_, IV,
779f; _Encyclopedia Britannica_, eleventh edition, VII-VIII, 209f.
[23]_Didache_, ix; Translation from _Ante-Nicene Fathers_, VII, 380.
[24]_Hymnody Past and Present_, 16-17.
[25]F. E. Brightman, _Liturgies, Eastern and Western_ (Oxford, Clarendon
Press, 1896), vol. I, _Introduction_, xvii-xxix.
[26]F. E. Brightman, _supra_, xxix; see also B. S. Easton, _The Apostolic
Tradition of Hippolytus_ (Cambridge, Un. Press, 1934), 12.
[27]L. Eisenhofer, _Handbuch der katholischen Liturgik_, vol. I,
_Allgemeine Liturgik_ (Freiburg im B., Herder, 1932), 150-152.
[28]_Apostolic Constitutions_, VII, 47.
[29]_Supra_, VII, 48.
[30]_Supra_, VII, 49.
[31]Translations from _Ante-Nicene Fathers_, VII, 538, 544.
[32]_Liber de spiritu sancto_, xxix, 73; Migne (PG), XXXII, 205. See also
J. Mearns, _op. cit._ (see note 4), 16.
[33]Translation by Robert Bridges, _Yattendon Hymnal_ (London, Oxford Un.
Press, 1920), no. 88.
[34]R. M. Pope, "Latin Hymns of the Early Period," _Theology_, 21 (1930),
159; _Catholic Encyclopedia_, "Te deum," XIV, 468-470; C. W. Douglas,
_Church Music in History and Practice_ (New York, Scribners, 1937),
158-160.
[35]F. Cabrol, _op. cit._ (see note 4), especially Part II, _Les
cantiques anciens_, 1976-1977.
[36]E. Norden, _Agnostos Theos_ (Leipzig, Teubner, 1913), 276.
[37]Translation from _Book of Common Prayer_ (Prot. Epis. Church, U. S.
A.), 84. Similar effects were apparent in _I Tim. 6:15-16_, _I Tim.
3:16_, _I Peter 2:22-25_, quoted above.
[38]K. Keyssner, _Gottesvorstellung und Lebensauffassung in griechischen
Hymnus_ (Stuttgart, Kohlhammer, 1932). In his index Keyssner lists 72
known authors of all periods, 37 anonymous pieces (some fragments),
and 22 magical formulae or collections.
[39]E. H. Blakeney, _Hymn of Cleanthes_ (London, S. P. C. K., 1921), 8.
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