Robert P Casey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3676964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Robert P Casey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Robert P |
| FAMILY NAME | Casey |
| SIGNATURE | CASEY R P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cincinnati |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 27 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1925 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Rise and Decline of the British Motor Industry
Crisis in Bethlehem: Big Steel's Battle to Survive
A Russian Orthodox View of New Testament Textual Criticism
The Church in Soviet Russia. Matthew Spinka
St Mark's Gospel
Wittenberg und Byzanz: Zur Begegnung und Auseinandersetzung der Reformation und der östlichorthodoxen Kirche. Ernst Benz
Monastics and Seculars under Yaroslav the Wise
In Cross's excellent translation of the Russian Primary Chronicle a misunderstanding in the famous passage describing Yaroslav's encouragement of religion and learning has obscured an historical point. Cross translates, “Thus Yaroslav, as we have said, was a lover of books and as he wrote many, he deposited them in the Church of St. Sophia which he himself founded. He adorned it with gold and silver and churchly vessels and in it the usual hymns …
Contemporary Russian Philosophy
Tendentiousness in Patristic Collections
The problem of judging the dogmatic tendency of mixed patristic corpora is often a delicate one. As I have pointed out elsewhere such collections appear often to have been made up for general theological or devotional reading and were probably valued more for the variety of their contents than for any consistent principle of selection. This point is strikingly confirmed by an anecdote in John Moschus's Pratum spirituale c. 46 (P. G. 87, 3, col. 2…
Munera Studiosa . Massey H. Shepherd, Jr. , Sherman E. Johnson
Constantine Harmenopoulos's Work on Heresy
In Armand Delatte, Anecdota Atheniensia (Bibliothèque de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres de l'Université de Liége, Fasc. xxxvi), Paris 1927, pp. 313–321, is found a short treatise on various Christian heresies, ending with a creed. The text is taken from a manuscript of the fifteenth century: Athens, Bibliothèque du Sénat. No. 33, ff. 240–244. Delatte remarks, “Le texte présente naturellement de nombreuses analogies avec les ouvrages bien co…
The Cultural Mission of Russian Orthodoxy
A generation ago the study of Russian church history was considered a highly specialized field. Outside Slavic lands little attention was paid to it and in Heussi's great compendium of church history the sections on Russia occupy hardly more than a page. Similarities and differences between Russian and Roman or Anglican theology interested enthusiasts for the restoration of unity between Eastern and Western Christianity and this led in some insta…
Introducing the New Testament . Archibald M. Hunter
The Resurrection of Christ . A. Michael Ramsey
Judaism
The psychoanalytic study of religion
An Armenian Version of Athanasius's Letter to Epictetus
The following Armenian text of Athanasius's Letter to Epictetus is found in two manuscripts of the Mechitarists at Vienna: A. Cod. 629, ff. 66a–73b, 19th century, notragir, copied from an 18th century archetype at Ispahan. B. Cod. 648, ff. 102b–105b, paper, 14th century, bolorgir, without word division and badly worm-eaten. The version is different from that published by Tajezi, and belongs to an Armenian corpus of Athanasian writings compiled ea…
Two Armenian Creeds
Armenian dogmatic literature is rich in creeds, some of which remain unpublished. The two which follow have a claim on general interest because one bears the name of Athanasius, and is an Armenian counterpart to the famous Latin spurium, while the other is a curious commentary on a well-known text
Armenian Manuscripts of St. Athanasius of Alexandria
The Armenian version of the works of Athanasius is known to European scholars from four sources: (1) the list in Karekin's catalogue of early Armenian translations, (2) Conybeare's edition of the pseudo-athanasian “Dialogue between Athanasius and Zacchaeus,” (3) an article by the same scholar, ‘On the Sources of the Text of St. Athanasius,’ with accompanying collations of the Armenian of De Incarnatione et contra Arianos and Qvod unus sit Christu…
Two Notes on Valentinian Theology
It has often been suggested that the principal gnostic myths had their origin in genuine folklore, and the difficulty of discovering traces of this lore outside of gnostic sources has been explained by supposing that the myths were Oriental and were derived either from the oral traditions of localities in which no literature was produced or from literature which is no longer extant. Nothing favorable, however, to this view can be found from a com…
The Athens Text of Athanasius, Contra Gentes and De Incarnatione
In the Harvard Theological Review for July 1926 attention was called to a manuscript of the works of St. Athanasius (Athens, National Library 428) which is of interest as the oldest Greek witness to a recension of De Incarnatione recently discovered by Professor Lebon of Louvain. Further investigation of this manuscript, and especially an examination of its text of Contra Gentes, raises new problems in the textual history of Athanasius's works an…
Bentley's Collation of Codex Bezae
Not mentioned by Scrivener ( Bezae Codex Cantabrigiensis , p. xii), and hitherto unnoticed, is the collation of Codex Bezae with the text of Stephanus made by Richard Bentley († 1742) and numbered Adv. e. 2. 1 in the collection of his books preserved at Trinity College, Cambridge
Julian of Halicarnassus
Julien d'Halicarnasse et sa controverse avec Sévère d'Antioche sur l'incorruptibilité du corps du Christ. Étude d'histoire littéraire et doctrinale suivie des fragments dogmatiques de Julien (texte syriaque et traduction grecque). (Universitas Catholica Lovaniensis; Dissertationes ad gradum magistri in Facultate Theologica consequendum conscriptae; Series II, tomus 12.) Louvain, 1924
The Text of the De Incarnatione of Athanasius
One of the most important contributions to the textual criticism of Athanasius was published last year in the Revue d' histoire ecclésiastique, xxi, pp. 525 ff., by Professor J. Lebon. In it he announced the discovery in a late manuscript on Mt. Athos (Dochiariou 78) of a text of the De Incarnatione of Athanasius which differs so much from the ordinary text that it amounts to a separate recension. He pointed out that the antiquity of this recensi…
The Text of the De Virginitate of Athanasius
The edition of the “De Virginitate” of Athanasius by Eduard von der Goltz (Texte und Untersuchungen xxix, 1905) is one of the most important contributions made in modern times to the knowledge of the text of Athanasius, because of its full discussion of the variant readings of the manuscripts. The work, however, was handicapped by incomplete knowledge of the Patmos MS. (P), which von der Goltz regarded as the best, and by almost complete ignoranc…
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Clement of Alexandria and the Beginnings of Christian Platonism
One of the most fruitful branches of recent patristic study has been the effort to determine the relation between early Christian theology and Greek philosophy. Starting from the assumption that the affinities between the two were many and close, scholars have found themselves able to draw detailed inferences of literary and intellectual dependence, and in the case of many Christian authors to discover the exact sources from which they drew their…
New Papyri concerning Incidents at Alexandria
The papyri edited by Bell and Crum in the volume Jews and Christians in Egypt are among the most important that have been published. Apart from their palaeographic and diplomatic interest they are of immediate concern to historians of the empire and of the early church
Bentley's Collation of Codex Bezae
Not mentioned by Scrivener ( Bezae Codex Cantabrigiensis , p. xii), and hitherto unnoticed, is the collation of Codex Bezae with the text of Stephanus made by Richard Bentley († 1742) and numbered Adv. e. 2. 1 in the collection of his books preserved at Trinity College, Cambridge
Julian of Halicarnassus
Julien d'Halicarnasse et sa controverse avec Sévère d'Antioche sur l'incorruptibilité du corps du Christ. Étude d'histoire littéraire et doctrinale suivie des fragments dogmatiques de Julien (texte syriaque et traduction grecque). (Universitas Catholica Lovaniensis; Dissertationes ad gradum magistri in Facultate Theologica consequendum conscriptae; Series II, tomus 12.) Louvain, 1924
The Text of the De Incarnatione of Athanasius
One of the most important contributions to the textual criticism of Athanasius was published last year in the Revue d' histoire ecclésiastique, xxi, pp. 525 ff., by Professor J. Lebon. In it he announced the discovery in a late manuscript on Mt. Athos (Dochiariou 78) of a text of the De Incarnatione of Athanasius which differs so much from the ordinary text that it amounts to a separate recension. He pointed out that the antiquity of this recensi…
The Text of the De Virginitate of Athanasius
The edition of the “De Virginitate” of Athanasius by Eduard von der Goltz (Texte und Untersuchungen xxix, 1905) is one of the most important contributions made in modern times to the knowledge of the text of Athanasius, because of its full discussion of the variant readings of the manuscripts. The work, however, was handicapped by incomplete knowledge of the Patmos MS. (P), which von der Goltz regarded as the best, and by almost complete ignoranc…
Two Notes on Valentinian Theology
It has often been suggested that the principal gnostic myths had their origin in genuine folklore, and the difficulty of discovering traces of this lore outside of gnostic sources has been explained by supposing that the myths were Oriental and were derived either from the oral traditions of localities in which no literature was produced or from literature which is no longer extant. Nothing favorable, however, to this view can be found from a com…
The Athens Text of Athanasius, Contra Gentes and De Incarnatione
In the Harvard Theological Review for July 1926 attention was called to a manuscript of the works of St. Athanasius (Athens, National Library 428) which is of interest as the oldest Greek witness to a recension of De Incarnatione recently discovered by Professor Lebon of Louvain. Further investigation of this manuscript, and especially an examination of its text of Contra Gentes, raises new problems in the textual history of Athanasius's works an…
Two Armenian Creeds
Armenian dogmatic literature is rich in creeds, some of which remain unpublished. The two which follow have a claim on general interest because one bears the name of Athanasius, and is an Armenian counterpart to the famous Latin spurium, while the other is a curious commentary on a well-known text
Armenian Manuscripts of St. Athanasius of Alexandria
The Armenian version of the works of Athanasius is known to European scholars from four sources: (1) the list in Karekin's catalogue of early Armenian translations, (2) Conybeare's edition of the pseudo-athanasian “Dialogue between Athanasius and Zacchaeus,” (3) an article by the same scholar, ‘On the Sources of the Text of St. Athanasius,’ with accompanying collations of the Armenian of De Incarnatione et contra Arianos and Qvod unus sit Christu…
An Armenian Version of Athanasius's Letter to Epictetus
The following Armenian text of Athanasius's Letter to Epictetus is found in two manuscripts of the Mechitarists at Vienna: A. Cod. 629, ff. 66a–73b, 19th century, notragir, copied from an 18th century archetype at Ispahan. B. Cod. 648, ff. 102b–105b, paper, 14th century, bolorgir, without word division and badly worm-eaten. The version is different from that published by Tajezi, and belongs to an Armenian corpus of Athanasian writings compiled ea…
The psychoanalytic study of religion
Judaism
Munera Studiosa . Massey H. Shepherd, Jr. , Sherman E. Johnson
Constantine Harmenopoulos's Work on Heresy
In Armand Delatte, Anecdota Atheniensia (Bibliothèque de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres de l'Université de Liége, Fasc. xxxvi), Paris 1927, pp. 313–321, is found a short treatise on various Christian heresies, ending with a creed. The text is taken from a manuscript of the fifteenth century: Athens, Bibliothèque du Sénat. No. 33, ff. 240–244. Delatte remarks, “Le texte présente naturellement de nombreuses analogies avec les ouvrages bien co…
The Cultural Mission of Russian Orthodoxy
A generation ago the study of Russian church history was considered a highly specialized field. Outside Slavic lands little attention was paid to it and in Heussi's great compendium of church history the sections on Russia occupy hardly more than a page. Similarities and differences between Russian and Roman or Anglican theology interested enthusiasts for the restoration of unity between Eastern and Western Christianity and this led in some insta…
Introducing the New Testament . Archibald M. Hunter
The Resurrection of Christ . A. Michael Ramsey
Tendentiousness in Patristic Collections
The problem of judging the dogmatic tendency of mixed patristic corpora is often a delicate one. As I have pointed out elsewhere such collections appear often to have been made up for general theological or devotional reading and were probably valued more for the variety of their contents than for any consistent principle of selection. This point is strikingly confirmed by an anecdote in John Moschus's Pratum spirituale c. 46 (P. G. 87, 3, col. 2…
Monastics and Seculars under Yaroslav the Wise
In Cross's excellent translation of the Russian Primary Chronicle a misunderstanding in the famous passage describing Yaroslav's encouragement of religion and learning has obscured an historical point. Cross translates, “Thus Yaroslav, as we have said, was a lover of books and as he wrote many, he deposited them in the Church of St. Sophia which he himself founded. He adorned it with gold and silver and churchly vessels and in it the usual hymns …
Contemporary Russian Philosophy
Wittenberg und Byzanz: Zur Begegnung und Auseinandersetzung der Reformation und der östlichorthodoxen Kirche. Ernst Benz
St Mark's Gospel
A Russian Orthodox View of New Testament Textual Criticism
The Church in Soviet Russia. Matthew Spinka
Philosophy (22 works) · History (16 works) · Classics (12 works) · Art (11 works) · Theology (10 works) · Literature (8 works) · Ancient history (7 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (7 works) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works)