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Description edit
This collection crosses the boundaries between classical history and early Christianity, arguing that both modern and ancient Christian thought can only be properly understood through knowledge of its roots in the classical period.
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Characters/People edit
- Theophilus: Add a description of this character.
- Gregory
- Denys
- John Chrysostom
- Thomas Aquinas
- Augustine
- Cyril
- Jean-luc Marion
- J. Hankey
- Etienne Gilson
- Heidegger
- Constantine
- Palladius
- John Milbank
- Ambrose
- Marcellus
- Jean Chrysostome
- Basil
- Alexander
- Hilary
- Paul
- Rousseau
- Arius
- Brill
- Attali
- Clark
- Vrin
- Athanasius
- Pseudo-dionysius
- Chadwick
- Eunomius
- Julius
- Rufinus
- Music
- Eriugena
- Derrida
- Albert
- R. P. C. Hanson
- Saffrey
- St Thomas
First Sentence edit
The term Platonist is occasionally conferred on Christian Fathers as a compliment by those who still believe that pagan learning has the first claim on the attention of the West.
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 230.09015
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