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      PhilologyLatin LiteraturePatristicsHistory of Christianity
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      ArchaeologyRoman HistoryEarly ChristianityAugustine of Hippo
An internationally recognized scholar highlights the important role the North African church played in the development of Christian thought. This accessible introduction brings Africa back to the center of the study of Christian history... more
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      TheologyAfrican HistoryEarly ChristianityTrinity
In this study, we explore Cyprian of Carthage's treatise on the plague that devastated his city in the mid-third century: Treatise VII: Concerning the Mortality (c. 253). Both the description of the plague and attitude Christians were to... more
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      ClassicsHistory of PlagueChristian EthicsEarly Church History
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      Johannine LiteratureTrinityEcclesiologyTertullian
This study provides a new account of how the Song of Songs became one of the most popular biblical texts in medieval Western Christianity, through a close and detailed study of its interpretation by late antique Latin theologians. It has... more
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      Latin LiteratureSex and GenderPatristicsHistory of Christianity
Tesis de Doctorado / PhD Thesis. Since J. Parkes invented it in 1934, the expression “Parting of the Ways” has deeply rooted in the scholarship to study the distance between Jews and Christians during Antiquity. Indeed, issued from the... more
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      ReligionChristianityRoman HistoryJewish Studies
Le traité en trois livres de St Cyprien, évêque de Carthage, à Quirinus
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      Patristics and Late AntiquityCyprian of CarthagoBiblical Testimonies
This article examines the sacramental theology of the Lord's Supper in the writings of St. Cyprian of Carthage (c.200 - 258 A. D.). The Lord's Supper was widely recognized in the third century, and it shaped Cyprian's theology as well.... more
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      Early ChurchEucharistSacramental TheologyEucharistic Theology
« Epargne les cheveux blancs de ton père, épargne l’âge tendre de ton fils : sacrifie pour le salut de l’empereur. Hilarianus demanda : Tu es chrétienne ? Je répondis : Je le suis ». Qu’est-ce qui pousse Perpétue, jeune matrone romaine... more
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      Gender HistoryEarly ChurchEarly ChristianityVirginity
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      AugustineLate AntiquityAmbrose of MilanpATROLOGY
Examines the key theological contributions of these three early church fathers and the influence they had on western theology
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      ReligionTheologyHistory of ChristianityEarly Christianity
Depuis les travaux de Paul Monceaux, au début du XXe siècle, le corpus hagiographique africain a évolué : il s’est enrichi de la découverte de nouveaux textes, alors que d’autres documents ont dû être écartés. Une nouvelle synthèse... more
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      HagiographyAugustineLate AntiquityMartyrdom
It has become a commonplace to say that the Latin Fathers did not really hold a doctrine of deification. Indeed, it is often asserted that Western theologians have neglected this teaching, that their occasional references to it are... more
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      LiturgyAugustineAugustine of HippoBoethius
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      HagiographyPatristicsEarly ChristianityMartyrdom
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      Political PhilosophyPolitical TheoryEarly ChristianityCarl Schmitt
L'A. se propose d'étudier le thème de la vielliesse du monde dans l'œuvre de saint Cyprien de Carthage : il s'agit pour lui de cerner le sens de l'expression dans la pensée du Père de l'Eglise, d'en localiser les sources et d'en mesurer... more
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      Cyprian of CarthagoSenectus MundiChronological SchemesRoman Christian North Africa
The object of the article is to rethink the traditional proposal according to which the second persecution ordered by the emperors Valeriano and Galieno had been produced by edict. Here it is proposed to consider it in a formal key a... more
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      History of ChristianityEarly ChristianityPersecutionsCyprian of Carthago
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      PatristicsLate AntiquityHistory of Biblical InterpretationEcclesiology
Le manuscrit El Escorial, Monasterio de San Lorenzo, Camarin de las Reliquias, vitrina 25 (CLA XI 1628-9) est le plus vieux témoin manuscrit du De baptismo contra donatistas, dont il a longtemps été cru un autographe. Ce manuscrit... more
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      Augustine of HippoLatin PalaeographyMedieval heresyCyprian of Carthago
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      History of ChristianityGregory of NyssaRoman military historyRoman Empire
L' Ad Demetrianum di Cipriano rappresenta un documento importante, sia dal punto di vista letterario sia dal punto di vista storico, della prima apologetica cristiana di lingua latina. Si tratta di una appassionata difesa del... more
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      Early ChristianityChristian ApologeticsLetteratura cristiana antica; Letteratura latina tardoanticaLetteratura Latina
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      Latin LiteratureRhetoricTheologyPatristics
Alla fine del IV secolo la Preghiera del Signore era divenuta una componente fondamentale della liturgia battesimale e della celebrazione eucaristica in quasi tutta la cristianità, e più tardi anche della liturgia delle Ore. Tuttavia, è... more
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      PatristicsLiturgyEarly ChristianityPrayer
The tradition of the spiritual training in late antiquity has received frequent scholarly attention. Pierre Hadot, a French classical scholar, defines it as a " metamorphosis of our personality. " While taking into consideration of the... more
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      Self and IdentityHistory of IdeasTheologyPatristics
In his hymn dedicated to Saint Cyprian, Ennodius focuses the traditional hagiographical theme concerning with the eloquence of Carthaginian bishop and martyr: beyond the religious content and the possible liturgical enjoyment, therefore,... more
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      Cyprian of CarthagoEnnodiusChristian Latin Poetry
In the Q-source material found in Matthew and Luke as part of the Sermon on the Mount or the Sermon on the Plain we find the words of Jesus that seem to dismiss not only violence but retaliation of any kind and promote unwarranted... more
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      PatristicsEarly ChristianityAugustineReligion and Violence/Nonviolence
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      Eschatology and ApocalypticismEschatologyTertullianRoman North Africa
In the works of Commodianus, in light of the apocalyptic vision that characterizes his theology, it is possible to detect the use of "signs" that are inserted both in the representation of the last times (in which the poet is convinced... more
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      PatristicsApocalypticismEarly ChristianityEschatology and Apocalypticism
This paper analyses how Cyprian of Carthage defines the unity of the church and how he sees the office of bishop as the basis of this unity.
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      Cyprian of CarthagoCyprian of CarthageBishopPapism
Nesse artigo, tempos por finalidade discutir alguns aspectos referentes à afirmação da autoridade episcopal na Antiguidade Tardia, centrando nossa análise na atuação dos bispos como líderes que apresentam, entre os séculos III e V, uma... more
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      ConflictLate AntiquityJohn ChrysostomCyprian of Carthago
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      TheologyPatristicsHistory of ReligionEarly Christianity
It is generally assumed that Agrippinus was one of the earliest known bishops of Carthage, if not the earliest. He probably presided over the first recorded council of bishops in North Africa around AD 220. It was presumably Agrippinus... more
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      PatristicsHistory of ChristianityEarly ChristianityAugustine
El obispo africano tuvo que hacer frente al principal problema que estuvo presente a lo largo de todo el siglo III en la iglesia española, la apostasía. Basílides y Marcial habían renunciado a Dios tras cometer delitos como la idolatría o... more
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      Early ChristianityRoman EmpireApostasyThird Century
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      Early ChristianityMartyrdomTertullianAfrica proconsularis
Ad Quirinum has long been studied for what it reveals about the Latin text of the Scriptures in the third century. It has also attracted interest for its contribution to the testimonia tradition and for its value as a catechetical... more
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      PatristicsPatristic ExegesisCyprian of CarthagoCyprian of Carthage
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      History of ChristianityLiturgyEarly ChurchEarly Christianity
How to talk about death in today’s Church? Death in the pastoral context as seen in the light of De Mortalite by St. Cyprian of Carthage The subject of death cannot be ignored while preaching the Gospel. Firstly, because of Christ who... more
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      Eschatology and ApocalypticismEschatologyEscatologiaCyprian of Carthago
Comment expliquer le passage de sanctus, appliqué à la collectivité du peuple de Dieu, juif ou chrétien, à Sanctus, désignant un individu digne d'être imité et vénéré ? Tel est l'objet de la recherche menée par E. Z. Pour intéressantes... more
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      HagiographyHistory of Latin LanguageHistory of Church CouncilsAugustine of Hippo
Premier Père de l’Église latin d’Afrique, Tertullien (ca. 160-220) a marqué de son empreinte le christianisme de l’Occident. Cependant, si son influence sur des auteurs comme Jérôme ou Isidore de Séville a souvent été soulignée, notamment... more
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      PatristicsHistorical TheologyAugustineAugustine of Hippo
En este trabajo se pretende hacer un recorrido histórico por los principales episodios epidémicos que asolaron el mundo antiguo desde el 5.000 a.C. hasta los inicios de la tardo-antigüedad (siglo III d.C.). Centrando, especialmente,... more
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      Roman EmpireAncient WorldThird CenturyImperio romano
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      PatristicsBaptist TheologyPuritansJohn Bunyan
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      Roman HistoriographyHagiographyNarrativeAncient Historiography
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      PatristicsChurch HistoryTertullianCyprian of Carthago
M. Gassman propose une réflexion sur la valeur de l'Ad Donatum, premier traité de Cyprien de Carthage après sa conversion qui est connu pour son style ampoulé. Montrant que la rhétorique du traité est sciemment maîtrisée, l'auteur se... more
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      ChristianityLatin LiteratureRhetoricComposition and Rhetoric
Premier Père de l’Église latin d’Afrique, Tertullien (160-220) a marqué de son empreinte le christianisme de l’Occident. Cependant, si son influence sur des auteurs comme Jérôme ou Isidore de Séville a souvent été soulignée, peu d’études... more
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      Latin LiteratureLate Latin LiteraturePatristicsAugustine
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      PhilologyReligionGnosticismNew Religious Movements
The studies about Commodian’s origins have reached disparate results. On the one hand, the poet’s provenance has been placed in the Syriac area (considering both the author’s ‘nomen Gasei’ and the Jewish influences on his thought); on the... more
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      ChristianityGender StudiesTheologyTertullian