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The Harp (Volume 23)
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The Harp is the scholarly journal of Syriac, Oriental, and Ecumenical studies published by the St. Ephrem Ecumenical Research Institute (SEERI) in Kottayam, India.
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Table of contents
- Contents
- Editorial
- Prester John of India
- The Liturgical Dimension of Syriac Epigraphy
- The Universality and the Locality in Early Persian Christianity as Reflected in Aphrahat's Demonstrations
- St. Paul According to Jacob of Serugh
- The Churches of the Syriac Tradition and Ecumenism
- St. Thomas in the Syro-Chaldean Breviary
- Theology of Nature in Ephrem and in Indian Thought
- The Blessing on Judah: Ephrem and Jewish Exegesis
- Indian and Christian Mysticism
- Patristic Collections in the "Syriac Masora"
- Remembering the Seyfo: Re-reading the Poem by Gallo Shabo
- An Iconographic Explanation of the Open-air Granite Cross of Valiyapally, Kaduthuruthy
- The 'Divine Praises' or the Liturgy of the Hours in the Chaldeo - Indian Tradition with Special Reference to Endana the Noon Liturgy
- Syriac Books (printed) Found in the Metropolitan's Palace, Trichur, South India
- Some Observations on the Antiochene Exegetical Precepts
- St. Ephrem's Commentary on Genesis - Some Observations Concerning his Exegetical Method
- Parallels of Syriac and Jewish Apocalypses of the 7th Century
- The Iconography of Saint Ephrem
- Dualistic Heresies and Cults in Syriac Sources and the Construction of the Image of the Heretic
- Bar-Hebraeus's Use of Bar-Salibi
- 'Kulala ' (Crowning) in the East Syrian Tradition
- Interfacing the Cross and the Eucharist: Syriac Perspectives
- Syriac Echoes on Byzantine Icons - Common Motives in Liturgical Texts and on Sacred Images
- The Syriac Liturgy of Peter of Callinicus
- "Aramaic Brothers or Heretics: The image of the East Syrians in the Chronography of Michael the Great (d. 1199)"
- The Genesis of Ethnicity?
- The Causes of the Feast, a Literary Genre of the East Syriac Church, in the 6th Century. A Survey with Some Theological Remarks
- In Memoriam