Origeniana Decima
Origen as Writer
Edited by S. Kaczmarek Edited by H. Pietras
This volume contains the proceedings of the tenth meeting of the international Origeniana conference which is convened every four years. The overall theme of the Origeniana Decima is Origen as writer. The volume is divided into eight parts which are preceded by two introductory papers that introduce the reader into some of the secrets of Origen’s writing techniques. The first part consists of two essays that deal with two intellectual traditions that had a major influence on Origen, Neo-Platonism and the rabbinic exegetical tradition. Part Two deals with the scope and complexity of Origen’s oeuvre and Part Three with aspects of hermeneutics. Part Four focuses on the Apologies, with special interest in the Contra Celsum, and Part Five on the commentaries and the homilies. The sixth part includes articles on various aspects of Origen’s language. Part Seven deals with the philosophical sources as these are used in exegetical and other works. Part Eight, on the disciples and followers of Origen, is the longest one with nineteen essays. Overall, this is once more an excellent specimen of the famous Origeniana conferences which for now almost forty years bring together specialists from all over the world. This volume, like previous ones in the series, will contribute significantly to our knowledge of Origen’s achievements and of his influence.
- Edited by S. Kaczmarek
- Edited by H. Pietras
Other Titles in this Series
The Articulation between Natural Sciences and Systematic Theology
A Philosophical Mediation Based on the Contributions of Jean Ladrièreand Xavier Zubiri
Volume 267
“Wading Lambs and Swimming Elephants”
The Bible for the Laity and Theologians in Late Medieval and EarlyModern Era
Volume 257
Paul Ricoeur. Bibliographie primaire et secondaire. Primary andSecondary Bibliography 1935-2008
Volume 222
Paulus und die Gesinnung Christi
Identität und Entscheidungsfindung aus der Mitte von 1Kor 1-4
Volume 190
Sancti viri, ut audio
Theologies, Rhetorics, and Receptions of the Pelagian Controversy Reappraised
Volume 336
Scribal Practices and Social Structures among Jesus Adherents
Essays in Honour of John S. Kloppenborg
Volume 285
Le lecteur
Sixième Colloque International du RRENAB, Université catholique deLouvain, 24-26 mai 2012
Volume 273
‘Res opportunae nostrae aetatis’
Studies on the Second Vatican Council Offered to Mathijs Lamberigts
Volume 317
«Noli me tangere» in Interdisciplinary Perspective
Textual, Iconographic and Contemporary Interpretations
Volume 283
Florilegium Lovaniense
Studies in Septuagint and Textual Criticism in Honour of FlorentinoGarcía Martínez
Volume 224
Analyse narrative et Bible
Deuxième colloque international du RRENAB, Louvain-la-Neuve, avril2004
Volume 191
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