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Traditio, 1981
It is an accepted paradox of late Roman studies that modern students have been more concerned to find culprits for the ‘fall of the Roman empire’ than were the people who actually lived through it. Gibbon, who believed the empire of the Antonines to be the apogee of human accomplishment, knew perfectly well what he was doing: chronicling the triumph of
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It is an accepted paradox of late Roman studies that modern students have been more concerned to find culprits for the ‘fall of the Roman empire’ than were the people who actually lived through it. Gibbon, who believed the empire of the Antonines to be the apogee of human accomplishment, knew perfectly well what he was doing: chronicling the triumph of
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Nicänismus und Gnosis im Rom des Bischofs Liberius: Der Fall des Marius Victorinus
Zeitschrift für Antikes Christentum / Journal of Ancient Christianity, 2004Abstract Michel Tardieu, Recherches sur la formation de l’Apocalypse de Zostrien et les sources de Marius Victorinus. Pierre Hadot, „Porphyre et Victorinus“ Questions et hypothèses, Res Orientales 9, Bures-sur-Yvette 1996. (Bezug über: Peeters Press, Bondgenotenlaan 153, B.P. 41, B-3000 Leuven).
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