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Papers presented at the Eighteenth International Conference on Patristic Studies held in Oxford 2019. 16. Augustine the Theologian and Polemicist Vinzent, Markus [Hrsg.]. |
| In Reihe: | Studia patristica / 119 |
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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Inhalt
| Sol and Fons: Trinitarian and Christological Sequencing in Augustine's Writings from Cassiciacum and Thagaste |
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| Credere in Christum: The Development of the Augustinian Notion of Fides |
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| Tradi pro Christo, tradere Christum: Mt. 10:20 dans le De doctrina christiana, une interprétation isolée ? |
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| The Challenge of Augustine's Biblical Christology: Re-reading the In Iohannis Evangelium Tractatus |
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| Christological Insights in Augustine's Expositio Epistulae ad Galatas |
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| A Preached Theology: Augustine's Doctrine of the Totus Christus |
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| Rethinking the Relationship between Grace and Free Will in Ad Simplicianum I 2 |
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| The Theme of the Nothingness of Man in the Works of Saint Augustine |
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| The Intermediary of Light in Augustine's Theory of Vision and Divine Illumination |
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| Jn. 1:17 and Gal. 4:4-5 in Augustine of Hippo's Anti-Donatist Polemics and Preaching: Johannine and Pauline Perspectives on Grace |
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| Augustine and the Vituperation of Donatists: The Strategy of Criminalizing the Opponent |
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| Augustine, Prosper, and the Stirrings of Missionary Consciousness |
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| Augustine's Perspectives on Practical Healing of Concupiscence |
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| Between a Free Will and a Divine Grace: The Treatise Aduersus Manichaeos of Evodius of Uzalis and its Anti-Pelagian Context |
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| Augustine of Hippo's Tenuous Tension between Stoic Providence and Christian Free Will |
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| God as Rhetorician: Divine ‘Showing' in De ciuitate Dei 14.26-7 |
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| The Example of the Twins: Rom. 9:10-3 as a Proof-Text in Augustine's Polemics against Pelagians and Semi-Pelagians |
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| Inimici gratiae Christi: The Development of Augustine's Construction of Pelagianism ca. 418 |
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| More than Just a Foil? Julian of Eclanum on Marriage, Sexuality, and Concupiscence |