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The Easter Song: Being the First Epic of Christendom
The Easter Song (Latin: Carmen Paschale), written by the 5th-century Christian poet Sedulius, is regarded as one of the first major epic poems of Christendom. It is a narrative poem that retells the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, blending classical poetic techniques with early Christian theology.
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| T.2081 | 808.81 Sed e | Perpustakaan STFT | Available |
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808.81 Sed e
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| Publisher | The Talbot Press Ltd. : Dublin., 1922 |
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viii + 269hlm; 15x23cm
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English
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808.81
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