Ancient traditions of the Virgin Mary's dormition and assumption

1. Earliest Dormition Traditions 2. Palestinian Cult of the Virgin 3. Rival Traditions of Mary's Death 4. Prehistory and Origins of the Dormition Traditions A. THE ETHIOPIC LIBER REQUIEI B. Earliest Greek Dormition Narrative C. Fifth-Century Syriac Fragments D. The Ethiopic 'Six Books' E. (Ps.-) Evodius of Rome F. Jacob of Serug G. Palm Narrative Parallels

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