Bishop Sarapion’s Prayer-Book was originally written around AD 350 by Sarapion of Thmuis, a contemporary of St. Anthony and St. Athanasius. The prayer-book has a voice of its own, though some scholars suggest that “the language of these prayers exhibits a close correspondence with the liturgy of St. Mark.” The prayers included in this text were written for the use of bishops, and remain important liturgical documents. John Wordsworth provides thorough introductory material explaining the style, origin, and significance of the text, putting the prayers into proper context.
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