Studia Patristica. Vol. LXXII – Including Papers presented at the Fourth British Patristics Conference, at the University of Exeter, 5-7 September 2012

Edited by A. Brent Edited by M. Ludlow Edited by M. Vinzent

Book cover: Studia Patristica. Vol. LXXII – Including Papers presented at the Fourth British Patristics Conference, at the University of Exeter, 5-7 September 2012

Extent: 339 pages

Publisher: Peeters Publishers

Subjects: Religious Studies

Series: Studia Patristica

Series volume number: 72

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(November 2014)

ISBN: 9789042930728

Price: $123.00

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Kristof K.P. VANHOUTTE, Rome, Italy, How Philosophical were the First Christians? The First Generation of Fathers Seen through Archaeological Glasses
William TABBERNEE, Oklahoma City, USA, Exiled to Pepouza: Consorting Unwillingly with Heretical Montanists
Melanie Starks KIERSTEAD, Wilmore, Kentucky, USA, Phrygian Roots of the Montanist Movement
Daniel L. WORDEN, St Andrews, Scotland, Clement's Protreptikos to the Greeks: An Exhortation for Relapsed Hellenistic Believers to Return to God
Matthew J. CHALMERS, University of Pennsylvania, USA, Seeking as Suckling: The Milk of the Father in Clement of Alexandria's Paedagogus I 6
Kathryn M. THOSTENSON, Edinburgh, UK, Sharing God's Image: Tertullian on the Creation of the Sexes
Alastair LOGAN, Exeter, UK, 'Paul and Peter - Pray for Victor!' The History and Impact of the Earliest Roman Martyr Cult
Hazel JOHANNESSEN, London, UK, Tyrants, Slaves and Demons: The Language of Demonic Slavery in Eusebius of Caesarea's De Laudibus Constantini
David M. GWYNN, London, UK, Athanasius of Alexandria as a Pastoral Father
Wijnand A. BOEZELMAN, Groningen, The Netherlands, The Gospel of John and Polemical Equation of Arians to Jews in Athanasius' Orationes contra Arianos and Contemporary Works
David Russell MOSLEY, Nottingham, UK, The Deifying Trinity: How Gregory Nazianzen and Augustine of Hippo Use Deification to Explain the Trinity
Raphael CADENHEAD, Cambridge, UK, Sexual Differentiation in Paradise? A Reconsideration of Gregory of Nyssa's Exegesis of Genesis 1:27 and 2-3
Robin ORTON, London, UK, 'A Very Bad Book'? Another Look at St Gregory of Nyssa's Answer to Apolinarius
James F. WELLINGTON, Nottingham, UK, From Cantor to Contemplative: Evagrian Psalmody and the Invocation of Jesus in the Capita centum de perfectione spirituali of Diadochus of Photice
Monica TOBON, Canterbury, UK, A Word Spoken in Silence: The 'Missing' Chapters of Evagrius' Kephalaia Gnostika
Liesbeth VAN DER SYPT, Leuven, Belgium, A Practical Solution to Late Antique Asceticism: Syneisaktism
Aude BUSINE, Brussels, Belgium, Bishop Markellos and the Destruction of the Temple of Zeus at Apamea
Liviu BARBU, Norwich, UK, The Turn to the Inner-Self and Liturgical Participation in the Desert Fathers
Julia HUDSON, Oxford, UK, Prophetic Promise, Misguided Hope and Self-destructive Power: Augustine on the 'Fullness of Time' (De ciuitate Dei XVIII 45)
Hauna ONDREY, St Andrews, UK, Gradual Spiritualization? History and the Mosaic Law in Cyril of Alexandria's Commentary on the Twelve
Luise Marion FRENKEL, Cambridge, UK, 'Dear Prefect, Stop the Ill Rumour!' John of Antioch's Tactics to Counter Cyrillian Propaganda after the Council of Ephesus I
Ronald A.N. KYDD, Lakeport, Canada, Timothy I Looks at His Church
Eileen RUBERY, Cambridge, UK, The Early Iconography of Mary. The Mosaics of the Triumphal Arch at S Maria Maggiore, Rome, in the Context of the Writings of Cyril of Alexandria and the Council of Ephesus of 431

  • Edited by A. Brent
  • Edited by M. Ludlow
  • Edited by M. Vinzent