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Author: Ghazzal Dabiri, Flavia Ruani
Thecla and Medieval Sainthood The Acts of Paul and Thecla in Eastern and Western Hagiography 1st Edition Table of contents:
Part I: An Act to Follow
Chapter 1: A Cainite Invocation of Thecla?: The Reception of the Acts of Paul in North Africa as Exemplified in Tertullian’s de Baptismo
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Introduction and Apologia
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Putting Together Tertullian’s de Baptismo, the Acts of Paul, and the Gospel of Judas
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Baptism within the Gospel of Judas and the Acts of Paul
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Tertullian’s Underlying Issue
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 2: Saint Thecla in Geʿez Hagiographical Literature: From Confessor to Martyr
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Thecla in the Ethiopic Synaxarium: The “Crown of Confessors”
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An Unlabeled Martyr: Thecla in the Mashafa Tēqalā or Book of Thecla
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The Epistle of Pelagia: Thecla as a Model for an Undying Martyr
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An Inspiring Martyr: The Figure of Thecla in the Geʿez Martyrdom of Cyrus and John
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 3: Versified Martyrs: The Reception of Thecla from the Latin West to Medieval Ireland
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Versified Martyrology
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Vernacular Biblical Verse Narrative
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Poetry in Praise of Virginity
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Rites for the Dying
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Rhythmic Prayers and Devotional Litanies
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 4: The Reception of the Acts of Thecla in Armenia: Thecla as a Model of Representation for Holy Women in Ancient Armenian Literature
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The Armenian Translation of the Syriac Acts of Thecla
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The Paradigm of the Holy Virgin and the Figure of Saint Hip’sime in Agathangelos’ History
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The Paradigm of the Holy Preacher in the Martyrdom of Thaddaeus and Sanduxt
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The Martyrdom of Photine
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The History of Armenia by Faustus of Byzantium
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 5: Thecla Beyond Thecla: Secondary Characters in Syriac Hagiography
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Secondary Characters: An Indirect, Reinforcing, and Flexible Form of Reception
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Corresponding Imitation 1: Thomais in the Martyrdom of Febronia
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Corresponding Imitation 2: Abuzard in the Martyrdom of Bassus and Susanna
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Contrasting Imitation 1: A Supporting Partner in the Life of John of Tella
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Contrasting Imitation 2: Paul the Executioner in the Martyrdom of Thecla and Her Companions
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 6: Shifting the Poetics of Gender Ambiguity: The Coptic Naturalization of Thecla
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Part II: An Act to Surpass
Chapter 7: Thecla, the First Cross-Dresser?: The Acts of Paul and Thecla and the Lives of Byzantine Transvestite Saints
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The APT Revisited
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Thecla in the Greek Tradition
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Thecla and the Transvestite Saints
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From the APT to the Transvestite Saints: New Perspectives
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 8: From Diotima to Thecla and Beyond: Virginal Voice in the Lives of Helia and Constantina
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Before Thecla: Diotima and Leucippe
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Thecla: Acts and Dialogue
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An Act to Follow Thecla’s: Helia
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A Speech to Follow Thecla’s: Constantina
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Girls with No Doors on Their Mouths
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 9: Reception and Rejection: Thecla and the Acts of Paul and Thecla in the Passion of Eugenia and Other Latin Texts
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Introduction
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Thecla as an Accepted Model
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Reception and Rejection in the Passions of Eugenia
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Concluding Remarks
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Bibliography
 
Chapter 10: A Medieval Sufi Thecla?: Female Civic and Spiritual Leadership in ʿAttār’s Tale of the Virtuous Woman and the Life and Passion of Eugenia
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Introduction: The Tale of the Virtuous Woman and Christian Lives of Female Saints
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ʿAttār and Versions of the Tale of the Virtuous Woman
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The Circulation of the APT and Life of Eugenia
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The Ilāhīnāmāh and the Ideal Sufi King
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Female Leadership, Independently Attained
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
 
Afterword: Thecla and the Power of an Open Story
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Bibliography
 
Appendix
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Jeremy W. Barrier
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Damien Labadie
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Caitríona Ó Dochartaigh
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Valentina Calzolari
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Flavia Ruani
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Arietta Papaconstantinou
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Julie Van Pelt
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Virginia Burrus
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Klazina Staat
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Ghazzal Dabiri
 
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