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The Therapy for Grief and the Practice of Incubation in Early Medieval Palestine: The Evidence of the Syriac Story of a Woman from Jerusalem

P. 210–238.
Minov S.

Publishes a Syriac edifying story about a mother's loss of her children and grief.

Language: English
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Keywords: hagiographySyriac christianitymourning

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Prayer and Worship in Eastern Christianities, 5th to 11th Centuries
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