Religion

The relations of three pseudepigrapha of Cyprian and the Acts of Paul; an elegant piece of reasoning.

A survey of the Christology of Athanasius, combined with a critical assessment of the works attributed to him; Stülcken finds more passion than clarity in Athanasius' declarations of the divinity of Jesus.

The surviving text of two books of New Testament apocrypha ascribed to Peter

The Acts of the Apostles in Greek, edited from the oldest manuscripts is presented here in a Gorgias edition; it is one of the three foundations of the standard Nestle-Aland Greek text.

A collection of the fragments of the lost Preaching of Peter, with possible fragments and an appendix on the dates of Jesus.

This book reconstructs the narrative of the Flight of Pope Callixtus from Rome, and its relations to his declaration that great sins could be absolved; from the attack on him by Tertullian.

Five studies in the textual criticism of the New Testament are presented in this volume.

The florilegia (lists of quotations from the Fathers on a given topic) from the Council of Chalcedon to the filioque controversy

Notes on Erwin Preuschen’s edition of Origen’s Commentary on the Gospel according to John.

This work is a German-language account of Abo of Tiflis, a Muslim convert to Georgian Christianity in the eighth century.

This work highlights the legal position of Christian women under the Roman Empire collected from accounts of trials and martyrdom from Tertullian to Jerome and John Chrysostom.

The tradition of saying Grace before meals in the Greek church, its origns, and its relations to the liturgy of the Eucharist.

Annotations on the letters of the late antique pagan philosopher, with a prosopography of his correspondents.

The non-canonical sayings of Jesus, collected from various sources, are presented in this Gorgias edition.

This volume compiles various ancient lives including that of Simeon Stylites. This is both a standard piece of source-criticism and a sourcebook for all modern students of Symeon.

In this multi-faceted study of Greek texts related to Ephrem, Emereau examines these works from a number of angles, including their poetic form, their influence on homily writers of the 5th cent., and Byzantine hymnography.

Rahmani presents an edition of Ephrem’s poems “On Virginity,’ which in fact deal with a number of other subjects as well, especially biblical narratives. He presents the Syriac text, an annotated Latin translation, an introduction, and a brief lexicon.

Summary of Christian theology by a Baptist Professor. For Clarke, science is one source of theology, and Christ has come again, and is spiritually present in the Church.

The evidence of the Latin translations of Origen's homilies on the reception of Origen in the West.

On the works of Nilus the Ascetic; the genuine and extensive fifth century correspondence and the spurious romance.

As part of his work on Origen, Adolf Harnack covers the Greek patristic terms for rebirth and related concepts.

The remainder of Harnack's discussion of the homilies of Origen (on Ruth through the end of the Old Testament, and all of the New) and their influence on Christian exegesis is presented in this 2nd volume.

The history of Christianity, by the Yale Professor of Divinity. Unhesitating in the expression of his opinions. Supplement of further reading.

A collection of biographical information on the graduates and students of the Divinity School, from Edward Everett 1812, to the class just graduated. Reprinted from the first edition.

Here Syrian Orthodox Patriarch and scholar Ignatius Aphrem I Barsoum (1887-1957) presents an annotated edition, with introduction, of one of the Arabic treatises on the soul by Barhebraeus.