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Catholic Historical Review
Abstract: The study of the reception of ante-Nicene Greek patristics in western Europe has focused almost exclusively on individual authors like Origen of Alexandria, whose works were rendered into Latin in late antiquity and well known among early medieval readers.
Scott G Bruce
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Abstract: The study of the reception of ante-Nicene Greek patristics in western Europe has focused almost exclusively on individual authors like Origen of Alexandria, whose works were rendered into Latin in late antiquity and well known among early medieval readers.
Scott G Bruce
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Ortiz, Jared, ed., Deification in the Latin Patristic Tradition
History: Reviews of New Books, 2021Once widely regarded as an Eastern idiosyncrasy, the Christian notion of deification or theosis has recently been in vogue among Western historical and systematic theologians.
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The ‘Daemonium meridianum’ and Greek and Latin Patristic Exegesis
Traditio, 1958The three decades preceding the publication of the new Latin translation of the Psalter by the Biblical Institute in Rome in 1945 have seen a number of studies and articles which throw revealing light on the interpretation of Psalm 90.6. Discussing the laws of purification and diet in the Old Testament, J.
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Preaching in the Patristic Era
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The Latin Patristic Reception of the Book of Canticles in the Hexapla
Vigiliae Christianae, 2009AbstractAlthough Hexaplaric studies tend to limit themselves to Greek exegesis only, the Latin Fathers, too, are quite valuable for our understanding of Origen's Hexapla. This article discusses two examples, both concerning the book of Canticles, which illustrate the contribution of Latin patristic exegesis to one's understanding of each of the Hexapla'
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THE EVALUATION OF THE NARRATIVE AGGADA IN GREEK AND LATIN PATRISTIC LITERATURE
The Journal of Theological Studies, 1994La question de la reception des textes d'Aggada par les Peres grecs ou latins a recu peu d'attention. Selon Krauss, les Peres ont approche l'Aggada de la meme maniere que les rabbins. L'A. pense que cette affirmation doit etre reconsideree dans le sens ou elle ne peut s'appliquer a un type caracteristique d'Aggada: la forme narrative.
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Deification in the Latin Patristic Tradition ed. by Jared Ortiz
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