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In den WarenkorbHardback, 661 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:28 col., Language: English. ISBN 9782503589749. Summary The Physiologus is an ancient Christian collection of astonishing stories about animals, stones, and plants that serve as positive or negative models for Christians. Written originally in Greek, the Physiologus was trans…lated in ancient times into Latin, Armenian, Syriac, Coptic, Ethiopic, Georgian, Arabic, and Old Slavonic. Throughout its transformations and adaptations, the Physiologus has never lost its attraction. The present volume offers an introduction to the significance of the Greek text, a new examination of its manuscript tradition, and a completely revised state of the art for each of the ancient translations. Two chapters of the Physiologus, on the pelican and on the panther, are edited in Greek and in each translation. These editions are accompanied by a new English rendering of the edited texts as well as short interpretative essays concerning the two animals. The volume affords new insights into this fascinating book's diffusion, transmission, and reception over the centuries, from its composition at the beginning of the third century CE in Alexandria to the end of the Middle Ages, and across all regions of the Byzantine Empire, the Latin West, Egypt and Ethiopia, the Middle East, the Caucasus, and Slavia orthodoxa. TABLE OF CONTENTS General introduction (Caroline Mac & Jost Gippert) Appendix on the Coptic tradition (Alin Suciu) Part I: The Greek Physiologus and its translations 1. The Greek tradition 1.1. Horst Schneider (Fontes Christiani, M nchen): Introduction to the Greek Physiologus 1.2. Caroline Mac (Akademie der Wissenschaften zu G ttingen): The oldest Greek tradition 2. The Latin tradition: Shari Boodts (Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen) & Caroline Mac 1. The Ethiopic tradition: Massimo Villa (Universit degli Studi di Napoli 'L'Orientale') 2. The Syriac tradition: Sami Aydin (Uppsala University) 3. The Arabic tradition: 3.1. Sibylle Wentker ( sterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien) 3.2. Adrian Pirtea (Freie Universit t Berlin) 4. The Armenian tradition: Gohar Muradyan & Aram Topchyan (Matenadaran, Erevan) 5. The Georgian tradition: Jost Gippert (Goethe-Universit t Frankfurt) 6. The Old Church Slavonic tradition: Ana Stoykova (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia) Part II: Editions of the chapters on the pelican and on the panther 1. Introduction to the editions 2. The pelican Introduction Redaction ? of the first recension: Greek ?, Latin y, Latin b, Armenian, Georgian, Syriac ? Redaction ? of the first recension: Greek ?, Latin x, Ethiopic (3 recensions), Syriac ?, Arabic (2 translations), Old Church Slavonic (2 translations) 3. The panther Introduction Redaction ? of the first recension: Greek ?, Latin y, Latin b, Armenian, Georgian, Syriac ? Redaction ? of the first recension: Greek ?, Latin x, Ethiopic (3 recensions), Syriac ?, Arabic (2 translations), Old Church Slavonic (2 translations) Bibliography Indices 0 g.
