Sacris Erudiri 54 (2015)

Sacris Erudiri was founded in 1948 by Dom Eligius Dekkers as a Jaarboek voor Godsdienstwetenschappen, an annual journal for the study of religion. The founder's aim was to bring to public attention specialist studies and research on very diverse aspects of the study of religion and in this way to promote interdisciplinary dialogue. Since then, Sacris Erudiri has developed within Corpus Chistianorum into a leading, peer-reviewed, international scholarly journal with a focus on the Christian past before 1500 AD.

The journal’s mission is to be, in the broadest sense possible, a Journal on the Inheritance of Late Antique and Medieval Christianity. Thematically, it covers the history of Christianity in all its aspects: institutional, doctrinal, liturgical, spiritual, cultural. Christianity is not studied as an isolated phenomenon but its integration within the wider social fabric, consisting of political, social, economic and cultural elements should, where applicable, also be taken into account. Contributions may cover all scholarly genres: incisive short note or extensive Forschungsbericht, exhaustive catalogue or paradigm-shifting synthetic study, new interpretation of a well-known text or first analysis of a virtually unknown text. Editions and studies of texts in Latin and Greek as well as in Oriental versions are especially welcome.

Sacris Erudiri is a Brepols journal, published in cooperation with Corpus Christianorum.

Harald Buchinger, Eucharistische Praxis und eucharistische Frömmigkeit bei Origenes　

Jérôme Lagouanère, La notion de prochain d’Augustin au début de son épiscopat : le rôle matriciel du sermon De dilectione Dei et proximi (Sermon Dolbeau 11)　

Robert Wiśniewski, Pagan Temples, Christians, and Demons in the Late Antique East and West　

Salvador Iranzo Abellán – Jose Carlos Martín-Iglesias, Toribio de Astorga, Epistula ad Idatium et Ceponium (CPL 564): Edición crítica　

Konrad F. Zawadzki, Zwei unbekannte griechische Fragmente des Severus von Antiochien und Theodot von Ancyra: neue antike Auslegungen zum 2. Korintherbrief

Corey M. Nason, The Vita Sancti Arnulfi (BHL 689-692): Its Place in the Liturgical Veneration of a Local Saint　

Virginia Burrus – Marco Conti, Between Fragment and Compilation: A Virgin’s Vision of the Afterlife　

Robert Gary Babcock, Fragments of the Lost Vita Sancti Erluini (BHL 2603) by Richarius of Gembloux in Brussels, Royal Library, MS 5345　

Dinah Wouters, Envisioning Divine Didactics: Didactic Strategies in the Visionary Trilogy of Hildegard of Bingen　

Franco Morenzoni, Les sermons Contra haereticos du cardinal Eudes de Châteauroux († 1273)