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Hexaemeron

The term Hexaemeron (Greek: Ἡ Ἑξαήμερος Δημιουργία Hē Hexaēmeros Dēmiourgia), literally "six days," is used in one of two senses. In one sense, it refers to the Genesis creation narrative spanning Genesis 1:1–2:3: corresponding to the creation of the light (day 1); the sky (day 2); the earth, seas, and vegetation (day 3); the sun and moon (day 4)…

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The six days

Until the first century

Fourth to seventh centuries

Eighth century onwards

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Hexaemeron

Nodes88
Edges87
Triples327
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022727
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Hexaemeron

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related to Sources · 142
Hexaemeron → Adamantius, Aksumite Collection, Alessandro, Alexandria, Allegorical, Ancient Christianity, Andrei, Andrew, Annette, Antiochenische Kosmographie, Aristobulus, Augustine, Bas Ter Haar, Basil's Homiliae, Bausi, Bede, Benjamin, Bloomsbury Publishing, Brill, Brown
related to Further reading · 108
Hexaemeron → Adam, AElfric, Alcuin, Allert, Almagest, An Account, Anastasius, Ancient Christian Readings, Andrew, Anglo-Saxon England, Arnold, Art History, Augustinian, Baggarly, Baker Academic, Baltimore, Basil, BC-AD, Bede, Beginning
related to Fourth to seventh centuries · 29
Hexaemeron → Ambrose, Anastasius Sinaita, ArabsThe Hexaemeron, Augustine, Basil, BasilThe Hexaemeron, Bishop, Caesarea, Commentary, De Genesi, Edessa, Erotapokriseis, George, Greek, GreekQuestions, Gregory, Hexameron, Hippo, Jacob, John Philoponus
related to Eighth century onwards · 25
Hexaemeron → Abingdon, Alcuin, Anastasius Sinaita The Hexaemeron, Anders Sunesen, Bede, Bonaventure, BulgariaThe Hexaemeron, Chartres, Exarch, Genesim, Ghent, Henry, Honorius Augustodunensis, In Genesim, John, John Scotus Eriugena, Langenstein, Peter Abelard, Preslav, Robert Grosseteste
related to Late antiquity · 12
Hexaemeron → AD, Ambrose, Christian Hexaemeron, Genesis, Gregory, He, It, Nyssa, Philo's, Saint Basil, This, Using
related to External links · 7
Hexaemeron → Anastasius, Genesis Archived, Hieromonk Serafim RoseThe Hexaemeron, How, LibriVox, SinaitaThe Hexaemeron, Wayback Machine
related to Etymology · 4
Hexaemeron → Greek, Hexameron, In Latinized, The

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Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsIn Genesim0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsBede0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsThe Quaestiones0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsGenesim0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsAlcuin0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsThe Hexaemeron0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsAnastasius Sinaita The Hexaemeron0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsJohn Scotus Eriugena0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsJohn0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsExarch0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsPreslav0.60section
Hexaemeronrelated to Eighth century onwardsBulgariaThe Hexaemeron0.60section

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