Anglicanism and Orthodoxy 300 years after the 'Greek College' in Oxford

Contents: W. B. Patterson: Cyril Lukaris, George Abbot, James VI and I, and the Beginning of Orthodox-Anglican Relations - Colin Davey: Metrophanes Kritopoulos and his Studies at Balliol College from 1617 to 1622 - John P. Barron: Archbishop Joseph Georgirenes and the Prehistory of the Greek College - Charles Miller: Educating the English: Dr Thomas Smith and the Study of Orthodoxy in the Seventeenth Century - Ephrem Lash: 'Incoherent Pageantry' or 'sincere Devotion': Dr John Covel (1638-1722) on the Liturgy in Constantinople - E. D. Tappe: The Greek College at Oxford, 1699-1705 - Ann Shukman: The Non-Jurors, Peter the Great, and the Eastern Patriarchs - Peter M. Doll: 'The Reverence of God's House': The Temple of Solomon and the Architectural Setting for the 'Unbloody Sacrifice' - Gregory Woolfenden: Orthodox Influences on Anglican Liturgy - Vasilios N. Makrides: Greek Orthodox Compensatory Strategies towards Anglicans and the West at the Beginning of the Eighteenth Century - Kallistos Ware: The Fifth Earl of Guilford and his Secret Conversion to the Orthodox Church - A. M. Allchin: Orthodox and Anglican: An Uneasy but Enduring Relationship - Edward Every: Derwas Chitty as an Ecumenist - Chad Coussmaker: The Role of the Apokrisarios in Modern Anglican-Orthodox Relations - William B. Green: The Anglican-Orthodox Dialogue and its Future - Richard Chartres: Reflections on the Greek College Conference - Documents: Benjamin Woodroffe: A Draught or Model of a Colledge or Hall to be Settled in the University for the Education of some Youths of the Greek Church - Correspondence on the Greek College. Two Publications by Students of the Greek College, translated with an introduction by Colin Davey - Georgios Aptal/Georgios Maroules: The Sufficiency of the Holy Scriptures - Frangiskos Prossalentis: The Heretical Teacher Cross-Examined by his Orthodox Pupil - Richard Sharp: The Visit of Neophytos, Archbishop of Philippopolis, to England in 1701 - Edward Stephens: Greek College

The Editor: Peter M. Doll is a graduate of Yale and Oxford Universities. Formerly Chaplain of Worcester College, Oxford, he now serves as a parish priest in Abingdon. He is the author of Revolution, Religion, and National Identity: Imperial Anglicanism in British North America, 1745-1795 (2000) and 'After the Primitive Christians' The Eighteenth-Century Anglican Eucharist in its Architectural Setting (1997).

"'Anglicanism and Orthodoxy: 300 Years after the Greek College in Oxford' is a marvellous and timely collection which will be of particular interest to East-West ecumenists both within and beyond Anglicanism and Orthodoxy." (John Gibaut, Logos: A Journal of Eastern Christian Studies)
"This book is both scholarly and readable and a significant contribution to the study of a period of both English and Orthodox church history which has only recently been revisited." (Abba Seraphim, The Glastonbury Review)
"Peter Doll's book constitutes a valuable resource for those who would understand the historical context of relations between Anglicanism and Orthodoxy." (Richard Clogg, The Times Literary Supplement)