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摘要
对古代晚期讲希腊语的地中海地区基督教诗歌使用的系统的社会文化研究仍然缺乏。大多数文学概述都局限于对现存文本的概述和格列高利(Gregory of Nazianzus)诗歌中的一些纲领性反思。本文试图通过结合阅读最著名的诗歌形式(包括格里高利的纲论性反思)和《视觉抄本》(现收录于博德默文集)中的诗歌来解决这个问题。自1999年完成后,它们经常出现在关于修道起源的研究中,并在纸莎草学界享有盛名,但却没有得到文学和文化史家的足够重视。
The Codex Visionum and the Uses of Greek Christian Poetry
A systematic socio-cultural study of the uses of Christian poetry in the late antique Greek-speaking Mediterranean is still lacking. Most literary overviews restrict themselves to an overview of the extant texts and some programmatic reflections in the poetry by Gregory of Nazianzus. This paper seeks to address this matter by a combined reading of the best-known poetic forms (including the programmatic reflections by Gregory) and the poems copied in the Codex Visionum (now in the Bodmer Collection). Since the edition of the latter was completed in 1999, they have often featured in studies on the origin of monasticism and are well known in papyrological circles, but have received insufficient attention from literature and cultural historians.