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...Rowan Williams Wortley John , The Anonymous Sayings of the Desert Fathers: A Select Edition and Complete English Translation . ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2013 ), 652 pp. © 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 LITTLE REVIEWS John Wortley...

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...Isabel Colegate Jennifer L. Hevelone-Harper, Disciples of the Desert: Monks, Laity, and Spiritual Authority in Sixth-Century Gaza (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2005), 224 pp. Duke University Press 2006 L I T T L E R E V I E W S Robert Mills, Suspended...

...Inbar Graiver [email protected] Kim Haines-Eitzen , Sonorous Desert: What Deep Listening Taught Early Christian Monks—and What It Can Teach Us ( Princeton, NJ : Princeton University Press , 2022 ), 168 pp. Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 A strange...

...Rowan Williams; Jeffrey M. Perl Wortley John , The Anonymous Sayings of the Desert Fathers: A Select Edition and Complete English Translation ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2013 ), 652 pp. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 ...

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... ability to traverse large swaths of desert without water opened up oasis locations like the Dakhla to eco- nomically viable, exportable agriculture that, in turn, allowed such places to grow and flourish in the Roman period, attract investors, and support local elites. Susan Stephens doi 10.1215...

... at eliciting in the reader a disposition of receptivity to grace. The poems ready the reader to experience, wholly within the confusing human realm of transience and dis- traction, moments of fleeting clarity. Hiram Haydn s narrative about the rise of modernity proposed an ultimate desertion...

... is a lecturer in philosophy and Jewish thought at Shalem College in in College atShalem thought Jewish and philosophy in alecturer is Gods in the Desert: Religion in the Ancient Near...

.... And then again and again we pass in the mirrors. How the two of us walk the cramped labyrinths of an old house! . . . Tapestries and trumpets glorify an unknown couple, The Museum of Antiquities The ball remained in the air, and the years unfolded like sandy seas, like salty deserts...

... at eliciting in the reader a disposition of receptivity to grace. The poems ready the reader to experience, wholly within the confusing human realm of transience and dis- traction, moments of fleeting clarity. Hiram Haydn s narrative about the rise of modernity proposed an ultimate desertion...

... for a millennium, the Gobi Desert eroded and partly filled the man-made caves while the Daquan River regularly flooded them. On the other hand, the volume attests to an incredible story of international cooperation at a site that is emblematic of medieval globalization along the silk routes. Buddhist, Sanskrit...

... Desert eroded and partly filled the man-made caves while the Daquan River regularly flooded them. On the other hand, the volume attests to an incredible story of international cooperation at a site that is emblematic of medieval globalization along the silk routes. Buddhist, Sanskrit, Jewish, Christian...

... churches, subtended with evidence for the hybridity of local practices. An unexpected insight gained from this study depends upon camels. Intro- duced probably in the Saite period (c. 600), the camel s ability to traverse large swaths of desert without water opened up oasis locations like the Dakhla to eco...

...” ours onto them, and our own infl own our and onto them, ours tofl encouraged “fl to us urges “desertThe literature” pitfalls.” these toavoidis both likewise calling fathers and mothers manage to be neither, desert the deeplyconformist; and and they atis oncedeeplyindividualist...

...” ours onto them, and our own infl own our and onto them, ours tofl encouraged “fl to us urges “desertThe literature” pitfalls.” these toavoidis both likewise calling fathers and mothers manage to be neither, desert the deeplyconformist; and and they atis oncedeeplyindividualist...