SUMMARIES OF ARTICLES PUBLISHEb

THIS VOLUME*

Religion Culture C h r s s t m s h e m e· s, Messenia, 7-46.

con:cise but inclusive study of the pre-Christian history the island Euboea which the religion and culture of its inhabitants before the spread and prevelance of Christianity is examined.

Hosios Meletios during Nineteenth Century. i t s a t t h a a k s, Former of Paramythia,

47-65.

An historical study which, despite its brevity, provides us with valuable this monastery's activities during the above-men tioned period. The

author draws his information from the monastery's existing, but incomplete, ar-chives and Irom contemporary sources.

Ministry (Amt}.By G e r a s m s d a r s, Professor Emeritus the University Athens, 66-126.

continuation our author's examination of the third of the so-called texts produced by the W.C.C. 's Faith and Order Commission Baptism, Eucha-rist and Ministry) carried over from 748 of THEOLOGIA'S previous volume. The author pr'ovides an accurate Greek translation the text and examines its conten ts ftom an ancient or Catholic Orthodox view-point, making his final obser-vations and drawing hls conclusions.

The Christ the Flesh. a r k b s S t s, Prof. Emeritus of the of Athens, 127-154 and 273-299.

historic and phiJological study of the problems relating to the Forefa-thers J esus Christ atter the flesh, presen ted under the following headings: 1, The Prophets the Messiah's atter the flesh. 2.;The descent, according to the tlesh, Jesus Christ. 3. The geneological catalogues of the Gospels. 4. The genealogical lineage and .the betrothal of the TheotokQs, 5. The Priesthood Is-i'ael and ,the geneologial Catalogues.

Psychology Hygeine Soul. r s t t e C h r. v t c h a-des and Spiros G. Marketos, 173-178.

brief study and contribution to the new field or Medical Psychology anf

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937 the· ArLicles Pub1ished this VoJume

geine the soul, the basis Greek Medical from the mid nine-Leenth delivered before the Third PanheJlenic Conference the

Medicine (1985).

the Apostle G e r g e a r 179-243.

This which part of a more general work by the author, examines and anaJyzes the hermeneuLicaJ of various FaLhers and Church writers the passage, Cor. 7,1-7 (Origen, JoIlll Chrysostom, TheodoreL

Cyrus, John Ecumenios of Trikke, Theophylactos of Bulgaria and thymios Zlgabenos) ..

Tltird St. V. a s c h 244-250.

briefchronicJe and description of a Symposium extremely inLeresting from a theoJogicaJ buL also from an hisLoricaJ and eLhnic of view.

Book oj h a a s s a s Professor of University of Athens, 300-328.

literary and theoJogica! study of the Book of EccJesiastes examining the name, contenLs, character, origin, extraneous influences, religious significance, canoniciLy, place the C;hrisLian Church, and the of this Old TestamenL book..

The between lhe OI·thodox Catholic Churches. C h r s s m s (2 a.p h r Metropolitan of PerisLerion, 329-342.

brief of an inter-Orthodox and naLure, submitted the Holy Synod the ChurCll of Greece, concerning the improvement of the metho-dology governing the work and of the J TheoJogical Committee

OrthodoxjRoman CatholicDiaJogue.

Liturgical Vestments oj Type. h a- a s a a MetropoJit<I,n of 343-369.

The and a previous study by the author concerning thebibliography sacerdotal and Jiturgical

The Number oj jrom View-point. a g e s D. h e d r u, Professor the oC Athens, 370-377.

·historical and liturgicaJ study which examines the number of the sacra- as they appear within the entire history and liturgicaJ praxis of the Orthodox

Church, aJways within the framework of the single Mystery which Christ and the redemption and salvation the faithfuJ Christ and the Holy Spirit.

IJ.I (1), Kingsll,19., a-A agi "ProCessor ,of, Univer-sity of Thessaloniki, _..

Cl'Itical observations a linguIstIc and a more general' - \-vhich, with the proposed correction its interpretatIon, illucidate the passage

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The ehe Churchesof ehe Hlest lives O!'St, Cyril and Methodios. h e d r s l-s ProCessor the UnIversIty,of :Thessaloni-k,I, 386"396. ' ";'.'

paper delivered 'by the author 'at tlie International Cyril and Methodios held Regensburg 1984. The autIlor, the texts and especially the of the saints question, demonstrates strong

that bet\-veen the 'Churthes t.11e East and 'Ves( age Photius the GI'eat,

dans (SI, Hymno- a s c h 397-422. '. .. '

paper deliveI'ed by author at thelnterna:tional Si. Nlcholas (held Atlalela - Myra Crom 3-8 December 1985) ,which al! the,hymns, published and unpublished, ever written honour St,. Nicholas \lre, .. . . . ". ., :

ieI';monk SophI'onios LeicholLdes and ehe School :O:.S,e ,r-gIopoulos, 423-471 " ..

historlcal and philological \-vhich the authoraddsnewer'elefuents his CormeI' research and sheds fresh '\ight th'e 'paI'tIcuIar histdrl'cal pro'blems con-

cerning Sophronios himself as wel! the activities of the School "Mano]ake the Ka- ".:;

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torical Lexicon of the Academ)r of Athens,pp, 472:r73.; '"""",-,

linguistic-philological note these two terms. , - -.

Recent theNew Metropolitan c d e m S Patras, 489-502." '. .. . .. '. .' . . " " . ,

General commen ts and o'bserv-atii'Qris; as Wel! b)" controverslal translation the New Testament I'ecently done by a group

s:lx: P'rofessors. .. " ,,' .': ",'

Book t ha a s s a s t u \ .503-,520. , .. " ' " ':'"

philological stu'dyof;the 'Book'of ,Hosea'in whichiare examlned

'oI'igin.literary character, re1igibus significance, place the Christian tl1e condition its text.,,< 'C':'c-;

C;OI'?:e4'and -}I,rleaning and :floleiol Ph,ilosppky. a1.1 s D. h e d u, ProfessOl' of the Athens,pp.,pZ1-531 .

. ' ,'. _ tQ SecqncJ ,panhel!eoic of the Society iriw,hicJ1, after pJ1i!OSQpJ1y's naiici.de(),

loglcal characteristics, the author. goes QntQ the role and funcLion of philosophy which are fallacious either as' a whole 'part.

D e r s 13: G 532-548: - ' ", ,

.' aIid 'Nherever necessary, a st1Jdy b)' G. G. A]jsandraLos (publisl1ed 1982)' concerning Cosmas tl1e Ailolian and his

Caphalonia and ZakyntJ10s. He initiaLes a dialogue tI1e problemsrelating tJ1e life of St. Cosmas, \\'hich ar'ise fl'Om a \\'ritten by someonc who had heard tl1C saint's preaching.

lJ1.teI'communion, OI·thodox, the Domination. an n s 11. h a n a s u s,

Director of thc Arsakeion Gymnasium of Palras, 569-576.

. Fifth IIlternational Panionian (held 1986) desCJ'ibing the heroic of tJ1e 'inhabitants of the 10nian

Islands against and tI1eir strtJgglc prescI've the Orlhodox faith ttna-dulteraled dtJring the peI'iod of tJJe Latin Occupation.

et a a d' u s, 57?-589.

. andcritical notes of a,lexicographical naturc ,",hich thc au thor cx",mifles the cnlries "kluzo», in·a fl'esh light and pl'Oposes a series 'of corl'ections of thc published wor]{s of St.

The Elements the TheQlogy Symeon the New Ascending to Divine Life, 13)' Archimandrite a v c r a s

, , ,: $0. k. il [1, a ki 5-90-6,07..,

Commcnts the theory an'd the lnystical experience of'Sl. S)" meon, tI1e basis the cosmologicaJ elernents his theo]ogy,

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Church George, V a' n i sE a ki . . . ' ...

, aJ·cD.aeological study examining (letail the. frcscoes Chtt!;chi,Q

leenth

oj Hippolytos r g eK, 9-, . "g! u,pp, .676.-680, ; _

Bl'ief pI'o!egomena (lfid the text 0'1' the heroic in question, dediCoated the Ecumenical PaLriarch Jeremias

940 Summaries Lhe ArLicles Pub1ishedin Lhis V61u:me'

Book Esther. h a a s s Ha s u Js: Professor of Lhe versiLy of ALhens, 697-711.

Philological examining Lhe name. cha-racler, origin, religious significance, usage Lhe ChrisLian communiLy and Lhe condiLion Lhe LexL Lhis Old TesLamenL Book.

Presuppositions a s i h. S a r d e s, Professor Lhe Theological School Halki. 723-752.

paper delivered before Lhe VLh Theological Symposium. held aL Chambesy, SwiLzerland 1984 Lhe· Lopic «The Dialogues, YesLerday and Today>I. The au-Lhor examines his subjecL hisLorically and deals wiLh a) Lhe hisLory Lhe bilateral dialogues which Lhe OrLhodox Church parLicipaLes and b) Lhe criLi-cally evaluaLe Lhe work accomplished Lhus far.

Interest Church Greece during the Period King Otto. By'C s a e a u i d e s,pp. 765-??6. . .

TexL and commentary Lwo hiLherLo unpublished diplomaLic. documenls of Lhe 19Lh cenLury which Russian inleresl Lhe Church Greece aL LhaL Lime Lime is plainly evidenL.

Christ the a a S u h u e m e n u, Theologian-ArchaeologisL, 793-854.

Archaeological sLudy examining a) Lhe origin and Lypological development Lhe PanLocraLor, b) Lhe symbolic and Lheological of Lhe cenLral iconogra-

phic depicLions Lhe primiLive ChrisLian. and ByzanLine arid c) Lhe PantocraLor as the constant expression of the consubstantiality the Son wiLh the Father.

Priesthood to testimony Texts. vangelos D. Theodorou. 155-172.

JiLurgical study presenLing the rubrics and the meaning the ordinations the different orders clergy the' Orthodox Ghurch. The' auLh-or proves ·the

existence an order for the ordination deaconesses similar to that ofdeacons.

Principles Philosophy y·a g e 1.0 s h e d r u. 712-722.

studypresenting the.. essence and principles.ofChristian philosophy Byzantium \vhich is characLerized by a) a its synthesis cata-

phatic and apophatic gnosiology. b) inlense meLaphysical problematics and c) the projection of the theocenlric evaluation of the Philosophy Givilization permeated by Lhe «recapitulation» all things ChrIst. .

Summaries the Articies pu6iished thJs Volume 941

The Con/ession t h a a s s a s-d e k s, 549-567.

study Symbolics examining the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed re-lation currents ·seeking ·a· more"up-to-date» of Faith. (For a more detailed summary see 538).

M(J.teh. 6,6 16-17. t h a a s s a s t u s, Professor of the University of Athens, 855-856.

Two observations of a phiJological and palaiographical nature which shed light the two difficult verses question.

Comments ehe Book G. a a g u, 882-884.

brief phiJological and palaiographic study referring mss. of diverse con-tents, at times' bearing the ;,qcean».

usic ehe V11eh 1 .Con/erence Seudies. G re g r Th. S t a t h s, Substitute Professor of the versitJ:. of.

detailed, critical description· of the musicological portion of the Seventeenth International Conference Byzantine Studiesheld Washington, D.C., from 3-8 August 1986. The author alist of themes and speakers, and presents the sitions developed the three main papers (by Levy, J. Raasted and Gr. Stathis).

DoIn Jean Gribomont. a s D. u t s u a s, Professor the Universi· ty Athens, 897-898.

vignetteof the Iife and work of the late Belgian Patristic scho]ar, Dom J. Gribomont, distinguished for his studies the works St. Basil the Great.

Orthodox Christian View G e r g e C. a a d e m e t r u, Ph. D., 777-792.

concise and lucid study of Orthodox anthropology as expounded by the Church Fathers and contemporary Orthodox Theologians.

The Monk ehe Demon: The Demonology Byzantine Faehers. seudy

ehe Ladder St. John CliInacus(c. 580-649). Deacon Dr. John C h r s s a g s, 753-764.

study the teachings the Ascetic Fathers concerning demons and a) the methods which they employ, especially against the monk, order ensnare him and b) how they are be feught.

St. Gregory ehe Doctrine God's 1mage according the Capita .150. Rev. R b e rt. S k e w c

study St.Gregory Palamas' theological anthropology as is be found his . ... .