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4 Mediation in Athanasius of Alexandria

2007
Abstract This chapter demonstrates that Athanasius — as desirous of holding to a true monotheism as were others of his day — located the ‘oneness’ demanded by monotheism in the Godhead (or θέ οτης) within which a plurality of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exists. This view substantially differed from that of Eusebius of Caesarea and was a
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Athanasius of Alexandria and Urban Asceticism

1994
Abstract The previous discussions have made it abundantly clear that ascetic life in Egypt was characterized by an extraordinary degree of variety and, consequently, fluidity. Several models of ascetic life coexisted and at times competed with each other.
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Jewish Flesh and Christian Spirit in Athanasius of Alexandria

Journal of Early Christian Studies, 2001
This paper examines Athanasius' construction of the Jews as symbols of difference within the Christian community, specifically as the embodiment of the particularity or locality of heresy ("flesh") in opposition to the catholicity or universality of orthodoxy ("spirit"). Athanasius developed his notion of Judaism as particularity during his efforts to
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Athanasius of Alexandria and the Cappadocian Fathers

Abstract Greek and Byzantine patristic exponents of deification connected this mystery with salvation, but even more fundamentally with the work of creation itself and the providential economy whereby the triune Creator projects the perfection and transfiguration of the creature.
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The letters of Athanasius. Athanasius of Alexandria’s epistolography

L'attività epistolografica di Atanasio, vescovo di Alessandria tra il 328 e il 373 EC, è caratterizzata da un uso esclusivamente ecclesiale e pastorale di questo mezzo di comunicazione: non abbiamo di lui lettere private. Accanto alle lettere festali, ha promosso l'utilizzo pastorale e dogmatico delle lettere, per fondare su salde basi la sua chiesa.
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