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hagiography: a standalone construct

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hagiography1 CONSTRUCTHagiographyDELEHAYE · CHURCH HISTORY

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Church history

writing about saints, such as lives and miracle collections, studied critically by the Bollandists for its historical and legendary layers.

In church history, hagiography refers to writing about saints, such as lives and miracle collections, studied critically by the Bollandists for its historical and legendary layers. This meaning comes from Delehaye (1907) in The Legends of the saints.[1]

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  1. Delehaye, H. (1907). The Legends of the saints. Longmans, Green. ISBN 9780790558165

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