Biblical archaeology.

Proceedings of the Conference (Gargnano, 24-27 June 2001). Ediz. italiana, inglese, tedesca e francese. Edited by Claudio Leonardi and Giovanni Orlandi. Firenze, Sismel Edizioni del Galluzzo 2005, cm.17x24, pp.XII,352, legatura editoriale in tutta tela , sopracoperta figurata a colori. Coll.Millennio Medievale, 52. Atti di Convegni, 16. C. Leonardi, Premessa. I. EARLY MEDIEVAL EXEGESIS. G. W. Olsen, The Ecclesia primitiua in John Cassian, the Ps. Jerome Commentary on Mark and Bede - B. Apelian Beall, The Tabernacle Illumination in the CodexAmiatinus reconsidered - E. Ferrarini, Cibus solidus scripturarum sanctarum: Gregorio di Tours e la Bibbia- T. F. X. Noble, The Bible in the Codex Carolinus. II. BEDE. G. Hardin Brown, Bede's Commentary on1 Samuel - A. Holder, The Anti-Pelagian Character of Bede's Commentary on the Song of Songs - W.Trent Foley, Bede's Exegesis of Passages Unique to the Gospel of Mark. III. EXEGESIS IN THE CAROLINGIANPERIOD. P. Zanna, La Bibbia in Dúngal - R. Guglielmetti, Il commento al Canticodei Cantici di Alcuino di York: appunti per un'edizione - P. Boulhol, Esegesicompilativa e propaganda iconoclastica: Claudio di Torino in bilico tra ossequioalle autorità patristiche e voglia di autogiustificazione - B. Albert, Anti-Jewish Exegesis in the Carolingian Period: the Commentaries on Lamentationsof Hrabanus Maurus and Pascasius Radbertus - E. P. Miller, The political Significanceof Christ's Kingship in the biblical Exegesis of Hrabanus Maurus andAngelomus of Luxeuil - R. Savigni, Il commentario a Isaia di Aimone d'Auxerree le sue fonti - P. Stotz, Zwei unbekannte metrische Psalmenparaphrasenwohl aus der Karolingierzeit - I. Marchesin, Les images musicales occidentalesaux VIIIe et IXe siècles: une exégèse visuelle - M. C. Ferrari, Before the GlossaOrdinaria. The Ezekiel Fragment in Irish Minuscule Zurich, StaatsarchivW3.19.XII, and other Experiments towards a Bible Commentée in the Early MiddleAges - G. Orlandi, Scriptores Celtigenae I-III and Textual Criticism. Indici.

Firenze, Olschki Ed. 2004, cm.22x30,5, 158 pp. con 8 ill. n.t. in b.n. e 27 tavv. n.t. a colori. Rilegato (Hardcover)., Coll. Arte e archeologia - Studi e documenti, 26. Come intrepretare i dipinti riguardanti testi biblici? In questo libro l’artista Jane Boyd e il critico biblico Philip Esler offrono una serie di innovative risposte a questa domanda. Un nuovo approccio metodologico permette di interpretare quei dipinti, How do we interpret paintings which concern biblical texts? In this book the artist Jane Boyd and biblical critic Philip Esler offer an entirely fresh set of answers to this question. They provide a new methodology for interpreting such paintings that int

Firenze, Sismel Ediz.del Galluzzo 2002, cm.18x25, pp. XIV,513, num.tavv.bn.nt. leg.ed.in t.tela,soprac.fig. Coll.Millennio Medievale, 32. Reprints, 4. The Encyclopedic Commentary on Genesis Prepared for Charlemagne by Wigbod - An Unedited Fragment of an Irish Epitome of St Augustine's "De Genesi ad Litteram" - A Carolingian Epitome of St Augustine's "De Genesi ad litteram" - The Commentary on Genesis Attributed to Auxilius in Ms. Monte Cassino 29* - Wigbod and the "Lectiones" on the Hexateuch Attributed to Bede in Paris Lat. 2342 - The Commentary on the Pentateuch Attributed to Bede in PL 91.189-394 (Part I) - The Commentary on Pentateuch Attributed to Bede in PL 91.189-394 (Part II) - Theodore of Canterbury, Hadrian of Nisida and Michael Lapidge - The Glosses on Bede's "De temporum ratione" Attributed to Byrhtferth of Ramsey - Wigbod and Biblical Studies under Charlemagne - The Commentary on Genesis of Claudius of Turin and Biblical Studies under Louis the Pious - The Commentary on Kings of Claudius of Turin and its Two Printed Editions (Basel, 1531; Bologna, 1755) - The Visigothic Commentary on Genesis in Autun 27 (S. 29) - A Critique of Bischoff's Theory of Irish Exegesis. The Commentary on Genesis in Munich Clm 6302 (Wendepunkte 2) - The Oldest Epitome of Augustine's "Tractatus in Euangelium Ioannis" and Commentaries on the Gospel of John in the Early Middle Ages - The Carolingian Miscellany of Exegetical Texts in Albi 39 and Paris Lat. 2175.