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De Gruyter Athanasius Von Alexandrien, Epistula Ad Afros - Vol 56

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Explore a significant theological work from the Patristic era with this scholarly volume from De Gruyter. This book examines the Epistula ad Afros, a letter written to the bishops of the Diocese of Africa, likely around 366/67. It provides a window into the theological stance of Athanasius during the period following his final exile. This volume is an essential resource for students and researchers of church history. Athanasius addresses the synodal history from the mid-4th century, positioning the Nicene Creed as the sole orthodox and catholic confession. This work is part of the Patristische Texte und Studien series, specifically volume 56, making it a vital addition to any academic library focused on historical studies and early Christian texts. Readers gain access to a detailed philological approach, including a translation and individual commentary on the writing. This scholarly edition allows for a deep understanding of the historical and theological context of the time, making it a valuable tool for anyone studying the development of early Christian doctrine.

Key Features

Includes a complete translation and individual commentary of the Epistula ad Afros for deep academic study.

Provides historical context regarding Athanasius's theological position after his return from his last exile.

Explores the defense of the Nicene Creed as the only orthodox and catholic confession of faith.

Part of the respected Patristische Texte und Studien series, volume 56, for specialized research.

Offers a philological analysis of the letter written to the bishops of the Diocese of Africa.

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Hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 January 2002
Listed Since
17 October 2006

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