Dialogue on the Life of John Chrysostom

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Dialogue on the Life of John Chrysostom is an early Christian biographical work that offers a detailed, often sympathetic account of the life, ministry, and exile of the influential Church Father John Chrysostom.

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Dialogue on the Life of John Chrysostom canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian literature
biographical work
hagiographical text
aimsTo present John Chrysostom as a saintly figure
vindicate John Chrysostom
associatedWith Byzantine hagiographical tradition
cult of John Chrysostom
circulation Byzantine world
contains accounts of John Chrysostom's conflicts with imperial and ecclesiastical authorities
accounts of John Chrysostom's preaching
accounts of miracles or divine interventions related to John Chrysostom
describes exile of John Chrysostom
life of John Chrysostom
ministry of John Chrysostom
evaluates character of John Chrysostom
opponents of John Chrysostom
focusesOn John Chrysostom as bishop of Constantinople
conflicts leading to John Chrysostom's exile
suffering and endurance of John Chrysostom in exile
genre biography
hagiography
historicalValue source for early Byzantine church politics
source for the life of John Chrysostom
influenced later Byzantine hagiography of John Chrysostom
language Greek
literaryCharacter John Chrysostom
literaryPurpose defense of John Chrysostom's reputation
edification of Christian readers
mainSubject John Chrysostom
narrativeForm dialogue
perspective pro-Chrysostom
portrayal sympathetic account of John Chrysostom
portrays John Chrysostom as a confessor of the faith
John Chrysostom as a model pastor
John Chrysostom as a persecuted bishop
religiousTradition Christianity
Eastern Christianity
settingDescribed Antioch
Constantinople (probable)
surface form: Constantinople

places of John Chrysostom's exile
theologicalEmphasis divine justice in the trials of John Chrysostom
sanctity of John Chrysostom
timePeriodDescribed 4th century
early 5th century
workType prose

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Palladius of Helenopolis wrote Dialogue on the Life of John Chrysostom