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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Early Irish Church"”.

  1. An Irish apostle: articulating and actualising apostolicity in the early Irish church

    … as evidence for a seventh-century debate on Irish apostolicity. While often dismissed as mere propaganda, this thesis shows they are highly sophisticated demonstrations of the continuing connection that Kildare and Armagh had to their patron saints and their authority. It examines the …

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  2. A New History of the Stowe Missal: Towards an Edition of the Stowe John and the Irish Tract on the Mass

    … one of the earliest surviving documents of the Early Irish church and is a key witness to the Early Irish liturgy, as well as one of the few manuscripts dating back to the Old Irish period to contain a number of continuous texts in the Irish language. This thesis investigates the origins and …

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  3. Monasticism and its limits: rematerialising monastic space in early medieval Ireland

    … a multi-faceted archaeological context for early Irish monasticism, so as to ‘rematerialise’ a phenomenon that has been neglected by recent archaeological scholarship. Following revision of earlier models of the early Irish Church, archaeologists are now faced with redefining monasticism and …

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  4. A question of time or a question of theology: a study of the Easter controversy in the insular church

    … between the Insular and continental/Roman churches. The Insular Church believed in and strictly adhered to the tradition passed on to them by their "fathers". What were the origins of these traditions and the theology that formed them? To apprehend Easter controversies, whether it is the …

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