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The Catechumenate in Late Antique Africa (4th -6th Centuries) : Augustine of Hippo, His Contemporaries and Early Reception

Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Abbreviations -- ‎Introduction -- ‎1. Conversion, Christianisation and the Catechumenate -- ‎2. The Catechumenate and Historical Research -- ‎3. Argument and Approach -- ‎4. Plan of Chapters -- ‎Chapter 1. Augustine the Catechumen: Patterns and Narrative -...

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Veröffentlicht: Boston : BRILL , 2020
Schriftenreihe:Vigiliae Christianae, Supplements Ser
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520 |a Intro -- ‎Contents -- ‎Acknowledgements -- ‎Abbreviations -- ‎Introduction -- ‎1. Conversion, Christianisation and the Catechumenate -- ‎2. The Catechumenate and Historical Research -- ‎3. Argument and Approach -- ‎4. Plan of Chapters -- ‎Chapter 1. Augustine the Catechumen: Patterns and Narrative -- ‎1. Household and Church: Integration into the Catechumenate -- ‎1.1. A parentibus: The Role of Augustine's Household -- ‎1.2. Augustine's Entrance into the Catechumenate -- ‎2. Superstition, Deception and Failures: Falling into Manichaeism -- ‎2.1. Leaving the Catechumenate Behind? Augustine's Adhesion to Manichaeism -- ‎2.2. Augustine the Manichaean and Baptism -- ‎3. The Return: Milan and Cassiciacum -- ‎3.1. Augustine's Return to the Status of Catechumen -- ‎3.2. Augustine's Catechumenate in Milan and Evidence in Ambrose's Writings -- ‎3.3. Enrolling for Baptism -- ‎4. A Disciple of Ambrose: The Baptismal Preparation -- ‎4.1. Passing References in the Confessiones and Ambrose's Evidence -- ‎4.2. Later Recollections of the Milanese Initiation -- ‎5. Conclusion -- ‎Chapter 2. The Practices and Status of catechumeni in Augustine's Community -- ‎1. Practices of Admission into the Catechumenate and Their Polemical Background -- ‎1.1. The First Catechesis -- ‎1.1.1. A Parallel in the Contra Faustum -- ‎1.1.2. The Emphasis on Moral Instruction: Further Evidence -- ‎1.2. Rites of Incorporation -- ‎1.2.1. The Giving of Salt -- ‎1.2.2. Other Rites and Polemics against the Donatists -- ‎1.2.3. The Significance of Admission Rites -- ‎1.3. The Catechumenate for Children and the Pelagian Controversy -- ‎1.4. Conclusion -- ‎2. Being a catechumenus: The Main Practices of Christians in the Making -- ‎2.1. Practices of Inclusion: The Sign of the Cross -- ‎2.2. Leaving Catechumens Behind: The disciplina arcani and the Dismissal -- ‎3. Conclusion. 
520 |a ‎Chapter 3. Catechumens Taking the Step: The Negotiation of Baptism in Augustine's Pastoral Care -- ‎1. Festina ad gratiam: Calling for Baptism in Sermons -- ‎1.1. Customary Exhortations during Lent -- ‎1.2. The Necessity of Repentance and Baptism -- ‎1.3. Conclusion -- ‎2. Writing to Catechumens -- ‎2.1. Friendship Requires Baptism: Marcianus and Caecilianus -- ‎2.2. Debating Baptism with Firmus -- ‎3. Narratives of Baptism in Augustine's Works -- ‎3.1. The Confessiones -- ‎3.2. Baptism, Dreams and Miracles in Augustine's Later Works -- ‎4. Conclusion -- ‎Chapter 4. From catechumenus to fidelis: The Lenten Preparation for Baptism in Hippo -- ‎1. Enrolling as a competens -- ‎1.1. The Time for Enrolment -- ‎1.2. The Selection Process -- ‎1.3. Sermon 216 and the Beginning of the Baptismal Preparation -- ‎2. The Pre-baptismal Initiation Rituals -- ‎2.1. Scattered References on Rituals of Penance, Exorcism and Catechesis -- ‎2.2. The End of the Catechumenate: Learning, Memorising and Reciting the Creed and the Lord's Prayer -- ‎2.2.1. The Ritual Organisation of the traditio/redditio -- ‎2.2.2. The Calendar of the Ceremonies -- ‎2.2.3. Catechesis on Two Fundamental Texts -- ‎2.2.4. The Importance of Memorisation -- ‎2.2.5. The Limits of the Catechumenate -- ‎3. Conclusion -- ‎Chapter 5. Councils, Preaching and the Catechumenate in Fourth- and Fifth-Century Africa -- ‎1. Canons of Councils -- ‎1.1. Canon 3 in the Breviarium Hipponense -- ‎1.2. Old Interpretations and a New Hypothesis -- ‎1.3. Conclusion -- ‎2. The Sermons Attributed to Quodvultdeus of Carthage and the Baptismal Preparation in Fifth-Century Africa -- ‎2.1. The Attribution to Quodvultdeus -- ‎2.2. The Baptismal Preparation: Transforming the Self, Renouncing the Devil and Believing in God -- ‎2.2.1. Presentation of the Sermons -- ‎2.2.2. Context of Composition. 
520 |a ‎2.2.3. The Rites of Renunciation and Adhesion -- ‎2.3. "Anyone Who Desires the Baptism of Christ Aspires to a New Life": Catechesis on the Initiation Process -- ‎2.3.1. The Impact of Performance: Initiation Imagery and Community Dynamics -- ‎2.3.2. Commentaries on the Creed and Polemical Debates -- ‎2.3.3. The Mother Church and Fight for Belonging -- ‎2.4. Conclusion -- ‎3. Late Antique Anonymous Sermons of Uncertain African Origin -- ‎3.1. The Rites of traditio and redditio: Teaching and Learning Psalms -- ‎3.1.1. A Dubious Augustinian Sermon -- ‎3.1.2. Sermon 29, Latin Pseudo-Chrysostom "Morin Collection" -- ‎3.2. Psalms and the Catechumenate in the West -- ‎4. Conclusion -- ‎Chapter 6. From Carthage to Rome: Debating the Catechumenate in the Sixth-Century West -- ‎1. The Debate between Ferrandus and Fulgentius on the Validity of Emergency Baptism -- ‎1.1. The Context of the Exchange -- ‎1.2. The Letter Exchange -- ‎1.2.1. Ferrandus' Description of the Rites of the Catechumenate -- ‎1.2.2. The Problems Raised by the Baptism of Unconscious Adults -- ‎1.2.3. Fulgentius' Reply -- ‎1.3. Conclusion -- ‎2. The Roman Catechumenate in Ostrogothic Italy: John the Deacon to Senarius -- ‎2.1. Author and Context of Composition -- ‎2.2. Senarius' Questions and Their Background -- ‎2.3. John's Answer -- ‎2.3.1. The Rites of the Catechumenate -- ‎2.3.2. Justifying the Catechumenate: Liturgical Performance and Written Tradition -- ‎2.3.3. John's Use of the Liturgical Argument in Renewed "Post-Pelagian" Polemics -- ‎3. Conclusion -- ‎Epilogue -- ‎Bibliography -- ‎Biblical Index -- ‎Index of Ancient Sources -- ‎Index of Modern Authors -- ‎Index of Names and Subjects. 
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