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When Saint John Chrysostom composed his liturgy, did he use any sources? Did he write an entirely new liturgy? Or was it simply an adaption of liturgies that were then existing?
What about Saint Basil's liturgy?
thanks!
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Shlomo Usqueadmortem,
All Divine Liturgies are based on the Antiochene Liturgies which are based on the Jewish Liturgies.
Poosh BaShlmo,
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Dear Yohannan - I appreciate your points, but neither can be regarded as fully proven.
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Well, I did a little reading on the question. It seems that both Saint Cyril and Saint Basil significantly shortened the Antiochene Rite (from what I understand it was like 6 hours or something! 8-o).
What are the main differences between the Liturgy of Saint Basil and Saint Chrysostom?
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Originally posted by usqueadmortem:
What are the main differences between the Liturgy of Saint Basil and Saint Chrysostom? Usque, For a brief discussion by Bishop John (Elya), now Eparch-Emeritus of Newton of the Melkites, see The differences between the Eastern Liturgies of St. John and St. Basil [melkite.org] . Many years, Neil
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