دانلود کتاب Patmos in the Reception History of the Apocalypse (Oxford Theology and Religion Monographs)

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Cover\nContents\nList of Plates\nAbbreviations\nIntroduction\n Overview of the Book\n Definition of Terms\n Method\n1. ‘I was on the Island Called Patmos’: Re-reading Rev. 1:9\n Introduction\n (omitted)\n (omitted)\n (omitted)\n (omitted)\n (omitted)\n Possible Patmos Allusions elsewhere in Apocalypse\n Conclusion\n2. Patmos in Early Patristic Tradition (2nd–5th Centuries)\n Introduction\n Patmos as Place of Exile\n Patmos as Place of Privileged Revelation\n Patmos in Apocryphal Acts and Lives\n Conclusion\n3. Patmos in Early Medieval Latin Tradition (6th–10th Centuries)\n Introduction\n Patmos as Place of Exile\n Patmos as Place of Privileged Revelation\n Allegorical Interpretations of Patmos\n Conclusion\n4. Patmos in Later Medieval Latin Tradition (1000–1516)\n Introduction\n Patmos as Place in the Biography of John\n Patmos as Appropriate Location for Vision\n Ecclesial Interpretations\n Patmos as Fretum\n Three Anonymous Mendicant Commentaries\n Actualization of John’s Patmos Experience: Francis of Assisi\n Patmos in Rev. 10\n Patmos in Western Medieval Liturgy and Devotion\n Conclusion\n5. Patmos in Eastern Traditions from the 5th Century\n Introduction\n Patmos as Narrative World: the Acts of John by Prochorus\n Patmos in the Greek Commentary Tradition\n The Cave Tradition: Addition to the Prochorus Acts\n Oriental Orthodox Traditions\n Patmos as Monastic Ideal: Writings of St Christodoulos\n Conclusion\n6. Patmos in Western Interpreters from 1517\n Introduction\n Biographical Interest\n Geographical and Topographical Interest in Patmos\n Patmos and Persecution\n Actualization of Patmos: Martin Luther\n Significance of the Name ‘Patmos’\n Patmos and the Poets\n Patmos in Post-1900 Historical-Critical Commentaries\n Conclusion\n7. Visual Interpretations of Patmos\n Introduction\n Visual Exegesis\n Early Medieval Examples\n Anglo-Norman Apocalypses\n Douce Apocalypse\n Other Late Medieval Examples\n Eastern Iconography\n Renaissance and Early Modern Paintings and Altarpieces\n Hieronymus Bosch, St John on Patmos (c.1485–1500)\n Sandro Botticelli, San Marco Altarpiece (c.1490)\n Hans Burgkmair the Elder, St John the Evangelist on Patmos (1508/1518)\n Diego Velázquez, St John the Evangelist on the Island of Patmos (1618–1619)\n Conclusion\n8. Hermeneutical Reflections\n Introduction\n Revisiting the ‘Potential of the Text’\n Different Patterns of Interpretation\n Prospective: Wider Implications of the Present Study\nAppendix 1: Patmos in Modern Commentators\nAppendix 2: The ‘Pre-Johannine’ Reception: Patmos in Classical Sources and Inscriptions\nBibliography\nIndex\n A\n B\n C\n D\n E\n F\n G\n H\n I\n J\n K\n L\n M\n N\n O\n P\n R\n S\n T\n U\n V\n W\n Y\n Z