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Anastasius Sinaita
Anastasius Sinaïta ((英語:''Anastasius of Sinai''), died after 700), also called Anastasios of Sinai, was a prolific and important seventh century Greek ecclesiastical writer, priest, monk, and abbot of Saint Catherine's Monastery at Mount Sinai.
==Life==
The little that is known about the life of Anastasius of Sinai is gathered from his own works.〔J. J. Munitiz, "Foreword," in Kuehn-Baggarly 2007, IX.〕 In Antiquity, he was often confused with the presbyter and writer Anastasius I of Antioch (559 – 598),〔Weiss 1965, XX.〕 and the authorship of various works attributed to Anastasius of Sinai is still vigorously disputed. A canon has been tentatively accepted by modern scholars, but even among these Anastasian works there are spurious sections.〔Kuehn-Baggarly 2007, XIII-XXIII.〕 His writings concern questions and answers about issues of Christian dogma, ritual, and lifestyle (catechism); sermons; and exegesis. He was fond of tracing the etymologies of key Christian terms; he was erudite in the Bible and early Patristic literature; and he had a pervasive interest in the nature of God and man, especially in the Person of Christ (Christology).〔Uthemann 2006, 326-330.〕 He was not reluctant to develop and express his own theories about key ecclesiastical issues, which led to later commentaries, emendations, and perhaps even censorship of parts of his works.〔J. Munitiz, "Foreword," in Kuehn-Baggarly 2007, IX.〕
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