Histoire de la litterature grecque chretienne des origines a 451, T. III
De Clement d'Alexandrie a Eusebe de Cesaree
editorial coordination by Bernard Pouderon
Paperback (Published)
(June 2017)
ISBN: 9782251446967
5.87 x 8.43 inches
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This volume of The History of Christian Greek Literature covers all literary production from the third century. It contains exegesis, historiography, pastoral work, theological speculation, and religious polemics. Among the most important authors presented here are Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Hippolytus of Rome, Methodius of Olympus, and Eusebius of Caesarea. French text.
English summary: This volume of The History of Christian Greek Literature covers all literary production from the third century. It contains exegesis, historiography, pastoral work, theological speculation, and religious polemics. Among the most important authors presented here are Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Hippolytus of Rome, Methodius of Olympus, and Eusebius of Caesarea. French description: Cette Histoire de la litterature grecque chretienne presente en six volumes l’ensemble des textes et des auteurs chretiens des premiers siecles, depuis les origines (les lettres de Paul, les evangiles) jusqu’au concile de Chalcedoine (451). L’importance et l’interet de ces differents ecrits ne sont plus guere contestes aujourd’hui, aussi bien pour connaitre la naissance et l’evolution des dogmes du christianisme, dont ils sont les principaux temoins, que pour apprecier son apport spirituel ou son heritage dans la culture occidentale. L’ensemble de ces volumes, contenant a la fois de substantielles notices sur chacun des auteurs dont l’oeuvre nous a ete conservee et des indications bibliographiques propres a susciter des recherches plus approfondies, constitue un instrument de travail indispensable pour l’etude des Peres.Le present tome couvre toute la production litteraire du IIIe siecle. L’exegese, l’historiographie, la pastorale, mais egalement les speculations theologiques et la polemique religieuse, y occupent une place essentielle. Parmi les auteurs les plus importants ici presentes figurent Clement d’Alexandrie, Origene, Hippolyte de Rome (ainsi que le corpus attache a son nom), Methode d’Olympe et Eusebe de Cesaree, qui, dans la diversite de leurs ecrits, ont donne non seulement a la pensee, mais aussi a la litterature chretienne ses premieres lettres de noblesse.
- Editorial coordination by Bernard Pouderon
Other Titles in this Series
Arnau de Villeneuve II
De l'interpretation seminale des lettres a la revendication prophetique
Volume 62
Histoire de la litterature grecque chretienne des origines a 451, T. IV
Du IVe siecle au concile de Chalcedoine (451). Constantinople, la Grece et l'Asie mineure
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