Maria Cioată

Cioată, Maria
Maria.Cioata@manchester.ac.uk
University in Manchester, Great Britain
Submitted on Sun, 12/03/2023 - 12:27

Rapp, Claudia et al. Mobility and Migration in Byzantium: A Sourcebook (Moving Byzantium 1). Eds. Claudia Rapp, Johannes Preiser-Kapeller. Vienna University Press, 2023. 500 pp. ISSN: 2940-3529, ISBN: 978-3-7370-1341-3, ISBN Print: 9783847113416

Submitted on Tue, 08/16/2022 - 13:52

Dorotei Getov, Capita Ascetica Serdicensia (An Early Byzantine Anthology of Christian Precepts): A Critical Edition of the Greek Text with an Introduction and English Translation.

Submitted on Tue, 10/08/2019 - 14:02

‘Apocrypha’ and ‘Pseudepigrapha’ as ‘Popular Literature’: Moses Gaster’s Contributions in Conversation with Current Debates

  • Summary/Abstract
    The aim of the article is to contribute to “current issues” via critical evaluation of past (pre-disciplinary) scholarship. It experiments with ways to assess the contribution of nineteenth(-early twentieth) century “intellectuals”, examining the contribution of Moses Gaster to the broad area of “apocrypha” as a case study. Moses Gaster (1856–1939) already worked on compositions which only recently have been “formally” included in the first volumes of the anthologies of “apocrypha” in English translations More Old Testament Pseudepigrapha (MOTP, 2013) and More New Testament Apocrypha (MNTA, 2016). His very broad approach to “apocrypha” stands in contrast to the narrow compartmentalisation into different “fields” (such as Old Testament Pseudepigrapha, New Testament Apocrypha, Patristics, Hagiography, etc) which became common in the twentieth century (especially in Biblical Studies, less so in other historical philological disciplines which retained a broader understanding of apocrypha).
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