Opfer in Antiochien
Interdisziplinäre Erkundungen antiker Texte und Quellen
Edited by Christoph Hammann Edited by Michaela Durst
Hardback (Published)
(September 2026)
ISBN: 9783162002617
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The contributors examine theological and philosophical discourses on sacrifice and their historical, religious, and cultic backgrounds in Antioch and the Syrian-Antiochian region in early Christian times and Late Antiquity, shedding light on key processes of exchange between ancient Jewish, pagan, and Christian circles during this period.
The contributors to this volume illuminate the ancient discourse on sacrifice, thereby shedding light on a central facet of ancient religion and culture. With this thematic perspective, the volume combines a focus on ancient Antioch and the Syrian-Antiochian region in the period of early Christianity as well as in Late Antiquity. The contributions from ancient history, exegesis, church history, liturgical studies, and religious studies reflect the overall interdisciplinary character of the perspectives taken on the phenomenon of “sacrifice” and its very broad presence in ancient culture. With this diversity – represented by the various disciplines together with their respective methods and approaches to the topic – the intention is further to do justice to the complexity of the phenomenon, to the multifaceted nature of ancient sacrificial practice in diverse religious, cultic, and liturgical contexts, to the broad spectrum of ancient sacrificial metaphor, and to the plurality of theological and philosophical conceptualizations of sacrifice in ancient evidence. In this way, the volume also seeks to contribute to freeing the scholarly debate on sacrifice in antiquity from explanatory approaches and models that have already been criticized, particularly those that are more linear and monocausal, from whose perspective, for example, the emergence of Christianity necessarily entails an unavoidable “break” with sacrifice, or which too readily regarded the theological category of the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ – and the supposedly resulting end of the older, “traditional” sacrifice – as the apparent starting point for later historical processes and social realities.
Teil 1 Hinführung
Christoph Hammann/Michaela Durst: Opferdiskurse im antiken Antiochia und im syrisch-antiochenischen Raum - eine Einführung in den Band - Eve-Marie Becker: Antiochia in neutestamentlicher Zeit: Eine Problemskizze
Teil 2 Das Opfer im antik-jüdischen und frühchristlichen Antiochia bis zum 2. Jh.
Birke Siggelkow-Berner: Zwischen Loyalität und Identität. Jüdische Perspektiven auf das pagane Opfer in Antiochia - Lutz Doering: Zwischen Barmherzigkeit und Sündenvergebung. Zum Opfer im Matthäusevangelium - Christoph Hammann: Transformationen des Opfers - Beobachtungen zur Rezeption der matthäischen Passionserzählung im Petrusevangelium und zu seiner Stellung im syrisch-antiochenischen Raum - Karl-Heinrich Ostmeyer: Opfer in Antiochien und in der dort verorteten Didache - Die andere Seite ... - Michael Sommer: Opfer bei Theophilos von Antiochia. Gedanken über die Rezeption kultkritischer Propheten in Ad Autolycum - Thomas Johann Bauer: Der eine Tempel Gottes, der eine Altar, der eine Jesus Christus. Opfer und Kult in der Briefsammlung des Ignatius von Antiochia
Teil 3 Spätantike Opfervorstellungen im Umkreis Antiochias
Ilinca Tanaseanu-Döbler: Jamblichs Theorie des Opfers: De mysteriis 5 - Holger Strutwolf: Zur Darstellung der Opfer in der Praeparatio evangelica des Eusebius von Caesarea und deren Rezeption bei Theodoret von Cyrus - Marco Xu: Die Frage nach dem eucharistischen Opfer in Contra Iulianum. Kyrills Kommentar zu Contra Galilaeos - Michaela Durst: Zwischen Stadtideologie und Kultkonkurrenz: Martyrium und Opfer bei Johannes Chrysostomos - Clemens Leonhard: Antiochenische Liturgieinterpretation bei Theodor von Mopsuestia: die Eucharistie als Opfer
Christoph Hammann (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1990; 2018 PhD at Philipps University Marburg in Classical Philology (Greek Studies); habilitation project in New Testament Studies; research associate at the New Testament Seminar of the Protestant Theological Faculty, University of Münster.
Michaela Durst (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1987; 2020 PhD at the University of Vienna in Early Church History; habilitation project in Systematic Theology; research associate at the Institute for Systematic Theology and Religious Studies of the Faculty of Protestant Theology at the University of Vienna.
- Edited by Christoph Hammann
- Edited by Michaela Durst
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