GREEK PROVERBIAL PHRASES FROM MODERN SATIRI- CAL PARAPHRASES OF TEXTS AND TITLES OF THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH

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Publiée : Aug 31, 2021
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Vol. 38 (2021): Proverbium
391-400
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Manolis G. Varvounis

9 Gr. Afxentiou Street, Nea Zoi, Peristeri 12136. Greece

E-mail: mvarv@otenet.gr

Georgios Kouzas

33 Takovaton Street, Athens 111 44, Greece

E-mail: gkouzas@phil.uoa.gr

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Manolis G. Varvounis
Georgios Kouzas

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This study presents the phenomenon of satirical paraphrase of ecclesiastical texts, some of which acquired in the passage of time pro- verbial use in the daily life and communication of the Greeks. The study is focused on: a) proverbial phrases from corruption of liturgical phrases and texts, b) proverbial phrases from the corruption of ecclesiastical ad- ministrative titles of Metropolises and c) metropolitans proverbial phrases from the corruption of hymns and prayers.

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Varvounis, M. G., et G. Kouzas. « GREEK PROVERBIAL PHRASES FROM MODERN SATIRI- CAL PARAPHRASES OF TEXTS AND TITLES OF THE GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH ». Proverbium, vol. 38, nᵒ 1, août 2021, p. 391-400, https://naklada.ffos.hr/casopisi/index.php/proverbium/article/view/27.