Abstract

`K©öw{ð{: ,,ï¢[é]: <X]r]; = preghiera nel post-communio. Anche gli ultimi due spezzoni non appaiono nella recensione araba. È doveroso concludere queste osservazioni, proposte unicamente per costruire, esprimendo un cordiale apprezzamento per questo importante contributo. Tedros Abraha Sebast an B k, Fire from Heaven: Studies in Syriac Theology and Liturgy (London: Var or m Repr nts, 2006) (Var or m Collected St d es Ser es, 863) XIV + 352 pp. ISBN-10: 0-7546-5908-9. The readers of Scrinium will need no introduction to Sebastian B whose studies make a major contribution to various aspects of Syriac scholarship, ranging from the language and history of the Syriac-speaking world to the history, theology and ritual of the Syrian Churches. The Fire from Heaven represents the fourth volume of reprinted articles by from the famous Collected Studies Series. Besides the obvious usefulness for Syriac scholars to have articles which were previously published in di erent editions and periodicals now in one work, for a more general audience of scholars in Patristic and Byzantine Studies and in Church History, the entire collection serves as a perfect introduction to the ecclesiastically divided Syriac spiritual tradition that developed a distinctive outlook in its early stages independently