The Liberated Gospel: A Comparison of the Gospel of Mark and Greek TragedyBaker Book House, 1977 - 159 páginas |
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... expression of feeling in different dramas was received , and speaks of the great crowds ( ' maximus consessus ' or ' magna frequentia ' ) , including women and children , attending the representation . " The scholar - writer Varro ( 116 ...
... expression of feeling in different dramas was received , and speaks of the great crowds ( ' maximus consessus ' or ' magna frequentia ' ) , including women and children , attending the representation . " The scholar - writer Varro ( 116 ...
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... expression cannot be lightly dismissed is further substantiated by the impact made on other forms of literary endeavor by the effervescent vitality of first - century theatrical production in Rome . Students of classical literature have ...
... expression cannot be lightly dismissed is further substantiated by the impact made on other forms of literary endeavor by the effervescent vitality of first - century theatrical production in Rome . Students of classical literature have ...
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... expressing its particular mood ? Jesus is often said to take the hand of the sick as He heals them . Could these passages have been read to Roman Christians without at least a gesture of the hand expressing authority and sympathy at the ...
... expressing its particular mood ? Jesus is often said to take the hand of the sick as He heals them . Could these passages have been read to Roman Christians without at least a gesture of the hand expressing authority and sympathy at the ...
Índice
Preface | 9 |
Tragic Drama in Marks Day | 33 |
Complication and Crisis | 51 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
According to Mark action Aeschylus Aeschylus's ancient tragedy appears Aristotle Aristotle's Art of Poetry authority Caesarea Philippi century character chorus Christ Christian church classical complication constitutes contemporary criticism crowd death deeds denouement described destiny disciples divine dramatic element eschatological Euripides evangelist fact faith followed fulfillment Galilee Gentile Gospel of Mark Greek drama Greek tragedy H. D. F. Kitto healing Ibid identity intended interpreted Jerusalem Jewish Jews John Judaism kingdom leaders literary literature Luke Marcan Mark's Gospel ment messenger messiahship messianic ministry of Jesus miracle mission motifs mystery narration narrative Oedipus Oedipus the King original parables passion pattern performances Peter Peter's confession Pharisees play plot prediction present recognized reference regard religious result resurrection revealed Roman Rome sabbath scribes seems Seneca's sign from heaven Sophocles spirit stage story suffering supernatural teaching temple Testament theater themes tion tradition Tragic Drama tragic hero unity word writing
Referências a este livro
Poetics for the Gospels?: Rethinking Narrative Criticism Petri Merenlahti Pré-visualização limitada - 2005 |
A Complete Literary Guide to the Bible Leland Ryken,Tremper Longman (III.) Pré-visualização indisponível - 1993 |