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Scholars are often wary before offering an interpretation of the story, however it is a majority consensus that the story is not meant to be taken literally and instead was tool for teaching people the basics of Christian religion in a format they understand.
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According to tradition, the Tale of the Cross Tree's story typically involves the story of the tree used to
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passed down by word of mouth, before being a written work by a Bulgarian priest,
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Jeremiah, the first person to reportedly write down the tale, was a leader in a
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originating back to at least the 10th Century AD. It is thought to have been a
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Andreev, Jordan Kirov; Lazarov, Ivan Kostadinov; Pavlov, Plamen, eds. (1999).
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The Bogomils of Bulgaria and Bosnia: The Early Protestants of the East
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Jeremija the Presbyter and his role in medieval Slavic literature
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Index

Christian
legend
fable
Jeremiah the Bogomil
crucify
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Garden of Eden
dualistic
proto-protestant
Bogomils
apocryphal texts
Legend of the Holy Rood
ISBN
978-954-402-047-7


Jeremija the Presbyter and his role in medieval Slavic literature
OCLC
34755069


"ПОВЕСТ ЗА КРЪСТНОТО ДЪРВО - [PDF Document]"
"Bogomilism: An Important Precursor of the Reformation"
Curious Myths of the Middle Ages
Categories
Christian literature
Christian folklore
Fables
Medieval Bulgarian literature

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