10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PAULINUS OF NOLA»
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Paulinus of Nola: Life, Letters, and Poems
This study offers a comprehensive reconsideration of the life and literary works of Paulinus of Nola (ca. 352-431), a Roman senator who renounced his political career and secular lifestyle to become a monk, bishop, impresario of a saint's ...
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Letters
of Saint
Paulinus of Nola
Twenty-two prose letters that serve as a spiritual autobiography and intimate view of monastic life in Gaul and Nola, near Naples, in the fifth century.
J. Quasten, Nola Paulinus, 1966
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Letters
of St.
Paulinus of Nola: Letters 23-51
This volume contains letters 23-51
Saint Paulinus (of Nola), Patrick Gerard Walsh, 1967
In general, the corpus of Paulinus' poetry has as its purpose to encourage Christians to persevere in a life of Christian commitment and to demonstrate to nominal Christians and to benevolent non-Christians the nature of that commitment.
Saint Paulinus, Patrick Gerard Walsh, 1975
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Paulinus Noster: Self and Symbols in the Letters
of Paulinus ...
The history of Umbria in the first millennium B.C. is examined in this volume, looking at the reasons behind the successful Roman conquest of this area and the impact of Roman domination on the plurality of cultures, and identities in the ...
Catherine Conybeare, 2000
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Numen Litterarum: The Old and the New in Latin Poetry from ...
CHAPTER TWO PAULINUS OF NOLA : THE POET AT WORK The poetic opus of
Paulinus of Nola consists of thirty-three poems of varying length (including the
two poems to Ausonius previously discussed) and an appendix of three others *.
... Saint Paulin de Note (Paris 1948); N. K. Chadwick, Poetry and letters in early
Christian Gaul (London 1955) 63-88; W. Meany, The humanism of St. Paulinus of
Nola (Freiburg-im-Breisgau 1956); C. Pietri, Saint Paulin de Nole (Namur 1964);
...
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Latin Scripts and Letters A.D. 400-900: Festschrift ...
See now the present writer's translation of and notes on the poems in ACW40 (
1974); also R. P. H. Green, The Poetry of Paulinus of Nola (Brussels 1971). 1 P.
Fabre, S. Paulin de Note et l'amitii chritienne P G Walsh (University of Glasgow):
...
Ludwig Bieler, John Joseph O'Meara, Bernd Naumann, 1976
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Outreach and Renewal: A First-millennium Legacy for the ...
8 Paulinus of Nola, Epp 5.10, 13.2, 11.1—6; ACW 35:60, 119, 90—95. 9 Paulinus
of Nola, Epp 18.9, 6.1—2; ACW 35:176, 71. 10 Paulinus of Nola, Epp 23.3, 28.1;
ACW 35:4, 93. 11 Paulinus of Nola, Ep 43.1—2; ACW 35:227—28. 12 Paulinus ...
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Encountering the Sacred: The Debate on Christian Pilgrimage ...
Paulinus of Nola, for example, Augustine's friend and correspondent, did
consider the idea, although he never set foot in the holy places in Palestine.1
Christian Jerusalem of the late fourth and early fifth centuries,with its growing
number of ...
Bruria Bitton-Ashkelony, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PAULINUS OF NOLA»
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Italian-American Festival Celebrates 128 years in Williamsburg
The festivities honor the Latin poet and Saint, Paulinus of Nola, through music, food and prayer. Returning, as well, is the most iconic symbol of ... «Greenpoint Gazette, Jul 15»
St. Nicetas of Remesiana: “Many names and titles…which are to …
He was friends with St. Paulinus of Nola in Italy, and both together were well-known for composing liturgical hymns in the Latin language. «NFTU, Jan 15»
The origins of the ancient Coptic Church of Egypt
St. Paulinus of Nola (c. 352-431), south of Rome on Italy's west coast, was ordained a priest at Christmas in 395 and became bishop of Nola in ... «Ancient Origins, Dec 14»
St. Augustine's Ghost Story
... 158 from Evodius and Letter 159 from Augustine) and in a treatise addressed to Paulinus of Nola called On the Care to Be Given to the Dead. «Patheos, Oct 14»
Photos: Big Italian Guys Lifted That 3 Ton Statue In Williamsburg Again
The 127th Annual Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Paulinus of Nola is in full swing in Williamsburg, and Sunday saw the lifting of ... «Gothamist, Jul 14»
St Bart's Bells Chime Again
Their initial use has been credited to Saint Paulinus of Nola, whose remains lay at the church of Saint Adalbert, now Saint Bartholomew's, ... «News Four, Jul 14»
Faith In Brooklyn for June 30
... three-ton “Giglio” (meaning “Lilies” in Italian) that celebrates the dramatic story of the early Christian Saint Paulinus of Nola, who lived in Italy ... «Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Jun 14»
Looking back: The sound of saints, part one
The first bell used in the Christian church was around the year AD 400, when Bishop St. Paulinus of Nola, Italy, reminded the monks to stop and ... «Myhorrynews, Jun 14»
Trade paperbacks, older editions, and miscellaneous for January 2014
... Paulinus of Nola, a wealthy Christian who founded a shrine to St. Felix near Naples and became another example of how to disperse wealth. «Comic Book Resources, Jan 14»
From Shame to Sin: The Christian Transformation of Sexual Morality …
... it is difficult to deny the homoerotic undertones of the love between saints Sergius and Bacchus or Paulinus of Nola's chaste love for Christ. «Times Higher Education, Sep 13»
