Shenoutean corpus

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The Shenoutean corpus is the body of Coptic monastic and theological writings attributed to Shenoute of Atripe, a major source for understanding late antique Egyptian Christianity and monasticism.

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Shenoutean corpus canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian monastic literature
Coptic literary corpus
corpus of writings
associatedWith Coptic Orthodox Church
Shenoute of Atripe
White Monastery
surface form: White Monastery Federation
authorAttributed Shenoute of Atripe
centeredOn Atripé
surface form: Atripe
contains admonitions to monks and nuns
attacks on pagan and non-Christian practices
discussions of property and wealth
moral exhortations
polemics against perceived heresies
rules for communal monastic life
genre ascetic instructions
homilies
letters
monastic rules
polemical writings
sermons
theological treatises
geographicContext Egypt
Upper Egypt
historicalSignificance major source for Coptic monasticism
major source for late antique Egyptian Christianity
major source for social history of late antique Egypt
influenced Coptic canonical and disciplinary traditions
later Coptic monastic literature
language Coptic
mainDialect Sahidic Coptic
namedAfter Shenoute of Atripe
preservedIn Coptic papyrus fragments
Coptic parchment codices
White Monastery manuscripts
relatedTo Bohairic Coptic
surface form: Bohairic Coptic tradition

Greek patristic literature
religiousTradition Christianity
Middle Eastern Christianity
surface form: Egyptian Christianity
script Coptic script
studiedInDiscipline Coptology
church history
late antique studies
monastic studies
patristics
subject Christian monasticism
asceticism
biblical exegesis
church discipline
orthodoxy and heresy
social ethics
timePeriod 5th century
Late Antiquity
transmission monastic scriptoria

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Shenoute of Atripe writingsPreservedIn Shenoutean corpus
Sahidic Coptic primaryCorpusIncludes Shenoutean corpus