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  • Anthony Melissa

    …title of his chief work, Melissa (Greek: “The Bee”), compiled an anthology based largely on two leading sources for Eastern Orthodox spirituality: the Hiera Parallēla (“Sacred Parallels”), commonly credited to the early-8th-century Greek church father John of Damascus, and the Eklogai (“Selections”), incorrectly ascribed to the 7th-century Greek master of…

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    …title of his chief work, Melissa (Greek: “The Bee”), compiled an anthology based largely on two leading sources for Eastern Orthodox spirituality: the Hiera Parallēla (“Sacred Parallels”), commonly credited to the early-8th-century Greek church father John of Damascus, and the Eklogai (“Selections”), incorrectly ascribed to the 7th-century Greek master of…

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