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Abortion .and the· Ortltodox Clturclt. C h r s s t m s - G e a's mQ s a hir s, Metropolitan of Pel'istel'ion, 7-76.

The final installment of this study which anthropologically and theolo-gically examines detail the contemporary prob]em of and its !1ece,s-sary

Jonah. t h a a s s a s t u s, Professor Emeritus of the University Athens, 77-93.

biblical and ]iterary study examining detaj] the authOl' (the prophet Jonah), the content, origin, religiol1s significance and the text tho O]d Testament Book question.

The Holy and Great Council lhe OI·thodox Church. a s h. S t a v r d e 5, . Professor of t]1e TheoJogical Schoo] of Halki, 94-106.

historica] and ecc]esio]ogica] study which the author examines, tlle basis of ecc]esiastical history and an ecumenical ]eveJ, the progress presllp-positions of thefutUl'e Ho]yand Great Councj] of the Orthodox Chl1rch,

The Language Symbols Religion. D s s G. D a k u a s, Th D., Lecturel' at the University of Athens, 117-156;

study comparative religions examining tho variol1s I'eligious symbo]s as basically charactel'izing individual religions, esp. a) Buddhism India, b) Tibetan Buddhism Lamaism and c) Chinese and Japanese BtIddhism.

List Conseanlinople unlil '1867. J h n e r a t i:s, Theo]ogian, 157-'166.

The iate author, this bl'ieI hagio]ogica] study, provides us with the latest cata]og'ue of Neo-martyrs. He lists 167 names according to the chro-nological order which they mal'tyred as well as giving t]1edate oftheil' day.

Manuscript Irom AndI'os London Libral'1J. d s s SL a·m s d e s, 167-175.

pa]aeographjca] study which supp]ementary information is gi:ven about the British Museum's Codex Add. 10014 and its conLents. .

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Codex 351 Metochion and Poems Manuel Philes. G. a a g u, 176-186.

paleographical which the providcs us with a completo description of Codex 351 of the Meiochion of the Patriarchaic of Jesuralem and

conLents, with special cmphasis the titles and epigrams of Manuel

St. Three Canonical Amphilochios 1conium and related Prob· lems. C i1 s a. e G. s, Professor of the

versity of Athens and Academician, 201-220.

The author herein examines three Canonical Epistles addressed of Iconium, the of which have come down us 44 ex-

tant Greek Mss. From historical and evidence our author comes conclusion that such canonical epist!es even beforc the of 692 and that epistlcs question St. had the pl'iori

of a force and validity which wouJd be accepLed by the entire CJlurch.

am Your 1ne//able Glor-y». a r k s S t s, Professor of the University of Athens, 221-251.

theological study \-vhich Man's creation according God's Image is examined under follo\-ving headings: 1) God the Creator and Governor of thc Universe, 2) The Universe as Image of the CreaLor, 3) Man as God's Image upon the Earth, ,.) Where is the «according God's Image» be found Man's hypo-stasis?' 5) God's Likeness» as Man's and 6) The Creation of Man according God's Image and value attaining Knowledge of God.

Book Josltua. h a a s s a s u s, Professor Emeritus of of 252-270.

examining Old Book Joshua, namc, origin, significance,

position the Church and

Educational St. Thessaloniki. v a g e· s D. h e d r u, Professor of the of

271-285.

paper before Theological Conference of tanate of Thessaloniki, organized honour of St. Eustathios (November 1988). Herein our author presents the educaLional ideaI of wise hierarch of Thessalo-niki as appears h.is and thcoJogical \-vorks.

Death Agag, King Amalikites. a a gi ot s S m a s, Professor of the of Thessaloniki, 286·304.

and literary study examining the problem concern-ing the capture of Agag, King of the The author herein gives the

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precise meaning' of the difficult text and explains away the apparent discrepancy between the septuagint and masoretic texts.

Who Authors Epistles Jude e"idence)? a n a· g t s u m s, of the University of Athens, 305-335.

biblical and nomocanonical study which oul' author puts forth seriQus that the author of the Epistle of James .is James the A,postle, son of

AIphaeus, and that the 'author of the Epistle of Jude is the Apostle Jude, the brother or relative of Jesus' disciple and Apostle, James, son of Alphaeus.

«Ero; 10;' Hymns» (The Monk the LittleSkete St.· Anne, the Church Christ). a s c h s, 336-385.

hymnological study presenting the personality and the work of the re-nowned Hymnographer, Gerasimos MikI'agiannanites. study ends with anthology· of the choice hymns, some of ,,,,hich are presented byzantine mtIsical notation.

the Tyrna"os (1359)., D e m e t r s G n s, Assistant Professor of the University of Athens,

386-401.

historica] study examining the of the MetropOlitans. Ma-nuel of and Iakovos of Madytos the of The author also deals with historical and literary problems associated' with these two personages and their Metropolitanates.

The Prophetic Priest. R e v. G e r g e C. a a d e m e t. r u, 403-415.

pastoral study dealing w.ith the prophetic ministry of the Priest, showing tha,t and are not really two distinct ministries, but

each other. priest, by the very n.ature of his pastoral ministry, must a.lso func· tion as prophet, speaking all contemporary issues. The study deals with the following chapters: 1) Prophet and Priest, 2) The Priest as Teacher, 3) The Priest as Leader, 4) St. Gregory the Theologian the Priesthood, and 5) Conclusion.

The Jmpediments Religious G e r g e s t a r a 5, 416-456.

legal and canonical study dealing ,vith the variotIs impediments tho performing of a religious wedding force today, together with an historical and critical review the basis of the existing ample bibliography.

St. (·1819-1985). 8 7.. h o.m u s,

After an introdnction to the Iife of 8t. Paul, the author lists cllronologicaI order all the works published Greece (original or translalions) St. Pa-ul, from 1819 1985.

. Summaries of,the Ar.ticles;Publislled tllis Volume

New PI'inciple St. John Chrysostom's Work. a a g t s C h r.. d r u 1 S,' Sub-

stitute Professor of the University of Athens, 476-492 and 600-653.

Abiblical and litcrary study, based the systematic study of SL. J ohn Cllrysostom's homilies and the related bibliography, which is the im-portant place the New Testament text has as SL. Chrysostom's basic cal principlein his exegetical work.

(or «Satire tlLe Prolane Philosophers». C s a e G. s, Professor Emeritus of the University of Athens and Academi-cian, 537-571. .

literary and comparative study of the work, Satire Prolane Philo-;sophers, which is, according to our author, from the samc hand thaL penned the Cohortatio attribuLed Pseudo-Justin, i.e. Sozomen. The critical text then follows together ,vith an exhaustive bibliography.

Book Judges. t h a a s sP. a s u s, Professor of the Univcrsity of Athens, 572-592.

literary and theological stndy dealing with the Old Testament Book which its name, content, origin, history, religious place

\vithin the Christian Church and its text are examined.

Etheria's (Odoiporikon) Signilicance lor Liturgics. a g el s D.. h e d r u, Professor Emeritusof the University of Athens,

593-599 be continued).

littirgical - historical stucty, t.he first chapter of wllich the reader is iritroduced the Etheria's iLs content, anLhor, date, discovery, and nature of the to the Holy Land.

Greek BackgroLLnd the Respect Cultural Identity, R c D e m e t r s C s t a t e s, 65.4-671.

historical and cultural stud)' the important role played the Christianization of Russiaby the Ecumenical PaLriarchate and the formation of its culture.

The Chronographers a D. a a d e m e t r u, Lec· turer at the University of Athens, 672-700.

" historical - li terary study examining the .relationship bet,veen John Malala's Chronography and those of the chrollographers who preceded ]lim, the basis of the existing sources and contemporary

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his Con()el'sion B)r d e a s 11 d e 5,

701-750.

study concel'ning tllc Englisll Priest, Stephen Hatherly, J1is convel'Sion to his ol'dination by t.hc Ecumenical and his

Great

Eye A//lictions Old and SocioLogical Implications. J h G. a a g a u ] Assossiatc PI'ofessol' of the Univel'Sity of Athens, 751-753.

bl'ief socioJogical study examining tlle cases of eye afflication the Old Testament the light of the then prevailing opinions of

Did St. Paul Visit Spain? G c g D. a jJ a m a s, 754-774.

historical based the of centuries, the Patl'istic testimonies and the opinions of scholars and othel' dence, showing that St. Paul did indeed visit Spain.

The Three Bibliographic Sketch (1550-1984). S h m u- 775-800.

a brief biogl'aphical all tlle works ','/ritten and publislIed between 1550 and 1984 about the Thl'ee Hieral'chs are listed chronologica,l

Report Patriarchate Jel'usalent (1853). a ba r a a 10 g e ';, 0- u J u / e t a 11 c u, 801-825.

Aftel' andsufficjent Iitel'aloy and histol'ical prolegomena, ourauthor goes 1.0 publish the and of the then (1853) deacon Cyril des his former teacher and Dcan of the Theological SC1100], 'Metropolitan Con-stantinc (Typaldos - Iakovatos) of Stavroupolis.

Memol'iam: Halkin (1901-1988). Paul-Emile Lemerle (1903-1989). a s c h 826-832.

Brief biogl'aphical and bibliograpllical notes the tly deceased Fl'ancois aIld Paul-Emilc Lemcl']c.