Studies in Christian antiquity

Richard P.C. Hanson
Edinburgh : T. & T. Clark, 1985
xi, 394 p. ; 22 cm
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  • 1. The First Three Centuries: 1. Are we cut off from the past?
  • 2. The Journey of Paul and the Journey of Nikias
  • 3. The Provenance of the Interpolator in the 'Western' text of Acts, and of Acts itself
  • 4. Did Origen apply the word homoousios to the Son?
  • 5. The passage marked Unde? in Robinson's Philocalia XV.19.84-86
  • 6. Eucharistic Offering in the pre-Nicene Fathers
  • 7. The Liberty of the bishop to improvise Prayer in the Eucharist
  • 8. Office and concept of office in the early Church
  • 9. The Christian Attitude to Pagan Religions --
  • 2. The Fourth and Fifth Centuries: 10. The doctrine of the Trinity achieved in 381
  • 11. The Transformation of Images in the Trinitarian theology of the Fourth Century
  • 12. The Filioque Clause
  • 13. Dogma and Formula in the Fathers
  • 14. The Rule of Faith of Victorinus and of Patrick
  • 15. The Church in Fifth-Century Gaul
  • 16. The Transformation of Pagan Temples into Churches in the Early Christian centuries
  • 17. The Church and the Collapse of the Western Roman Empire.
  • Includes bibliographical references and indexes
  • T. & T. Clark
  • 0567093638
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  • https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/AEGt