The calendar of the Anglican Church illustrated : with brief accounts of the saints who have churches dedicated in their names, or whose images are most frequently met with in England : the early christian and medieval symbols : and an index of emblems.

Calf, rebacked.

The origin and development of early Christian church architecture.

Bibliography: p. 143-147.

The light of Egypt from recently discovered predynastic and early Christian records ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Architecture, classic and early Christian;

At head of title: Illustrated handbooks of art history.

Architecture, classic and early Christian /

At head of title: Illustrated handbooks of art history.

History of ancient, early Christian, and mediæval painting /

Volume 2 has title: History of painting.

The early Christian conception of Christ : its significance and value in the history of religion, expanded from a lecture delivered before the International theological congress at Amsterdam, September 1903 /

Translated from the German.

Architecture, classic and early Christian /

At head of title: Illustrated handbooks of art history.

The blessed Virgin Mary in early Christian poetry, /

Includes index.

Manual of the Jarves Collection of early Italian pictures, deposited in the galleries of the Yale School of Fine Arts. Being a catalogue, with descriptions of the pictures contained in that collection, with biographical notices of artists and an introductory essay, the whole forming a brief guide to the study of early Christian art.

Mode of access: Internet.

Syriac–Aramaic words in an early Christian Arabic copy of the Pentateuch (Ms Sin. Ar. 2)

Este artículo se ocupa de las voces siriaco arameas incluidas en las primeras copias del Pentateuco (ms. Sin. ar. 2) del siglo X, que fueron traducidas a partir de la Peshīṭtā. Uno de sus reasgos más característicos es la existencia de residuos siriaco-arameos, especialmente en las palabras siriaco-arameas que no son comunes al árabe.

Strzygowski and his theory of early Christian art ...

From the Harvard theological review, v. III, July, 1910.

El sarcòfag de Sant Feliu: una aproximació historicoarqueològica

Sobre el conjunt escultòric funerari romà i paleocristià de l' Església de Sant Feliu de Girona. Es descriu el conegut com 'el sarcòfag de Sant Feliu' que durant molts segles s'ha venerat com la tomba que originàriament hauria conservat les despulles de Feliu, màrtir gironí del segle IV

Christianity and Christian Identity in the Gospel of Philip (NHC II,3)

Previous scholarship has often maintained that the Gospel of Philip is a collection of Valentinian teachings. In the present study, however, the text is read as a whole and placed into a broader context by searching for parallels from other early Christian texts. Although the Valentinian Christian identity of the Gospel of Philip is not questioned, it is read alongside those texts traditionally labelled as "mainstream Christian". It is obvious from the account of Irenaeus that the boundaries between the Valentinians and other Christians were not as clear or fixed as he probably would have hoped. This study analyzes the Valentinian Christian Gospel of Philip from two points of view: how the text constructs the Christian identity and what kind of Christianity it exemplifies. Firstly, it is observed how the author of the Gospel of Philip places himself and his Christian readers among the early Christianities of the period by emphasizing the common history and Christian features but building especially on particular texts and traditions. Secondly, it is noted how the Christian nature of an individual develops according to the Gospel of Philip. The identity of an individual is built and strengthened through rituals, experiences and teaching. Thirdly, the categorizations, attributes, beliefs and behaviour associated on the one hand with the "insiders", the true Christians, and, on the other, with outsiders in the Gospel of Philip, are analyzed using social identity theory the insiders and outsiders are described through stereotyping in the text. Overall, the study implies that the Gospel of Philip strongly emphasizes spiritual progress and transformation. Rather than depicting the Valentinians as the perfect Christians, it underlines their need for constant change and improvement. Although the author seeks to clearly distinguish the insiders from the outsiders, the boundaries of the categories are in fact fluid in the Gospel of Philip. Outsiders can become insiders and the insiders are also in danger of falling out again.