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100 1 $aGoehring, James E.,$d1950-
245 10 $aAscetics, society, and the desert :$bstudies in early Egyptian monasticism /$cJames E. Goehring.
260 $aHarrisburg, PA :$bTrinity Press International,$c©1999.
300 $axxxii, 287 pages ;$c24 cm.
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490 1 $aStudies in antiquity and Christianity
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 263-280) and index.
505 00 $g1.$tThe Origins of Monasticism --$gpt. 1.$tAscetics, Society, and the Desert.$g2.$tThe World Engaged: The Social and Economic World of Early Egyptian Monasticism.$g3.$tThrough a Glass Darkly: Diverse Images of the [actual symbol not reproducible] in Early Egyptian Monasticism.$g4.$tThe Encroaching Desert: Literary Production and Ascetic Space in Early Christian Egypt.$g5.$tWithdrawing from the Desert: Pachomius and the Development of Village Monasticism in Upper Egypt.$g6.$tHieracas of Leontopolis: The Making of a Desert Ascetic --$gpt. 2.$tAscetic Organization and Ideological Boundaries.$g7.$tPachomius's Vision of Heresy: The Development of a Pachomian Tradition.$g8.$tNew Frontiers in Pachomian Studies.
520 $aThrough rigorous examination of papyrological documentary sources, archaeology, and traditional literary sources, James Goehring gradually forces a new direction in understanding the evolution of monasticism. He ably transforms these sources into a clear narrative, thereby infusing the history of Egyptian monasticism with renewed energy.
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