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A demystifier. Leaves an unpleasant aftertaste of the divisions and controversies among the Christian fathers. Diminishing Jerome to an extent - his romanticized personality and doctrinal authority, and surprisingly, his classicism - this book compels one to look for his sources in Origen and Eusebius and dialogues with his contemporaries.
A demystifier. Leaves an unpleasant aftertaste of the divisions and controversies among the Christian fathers. Diminishing Jerome to an extent - his romanticized personality and doctrinal authority, and surprisingly, his classicism - this book compels one to look for his sources in Origen and Eusebius and dialogues with his contemporaries.
A demystifier. Leaves an unpleasant aftertaste of the divisions and controversies among the Christian fathers. Diminishing Jerome to an extent - his romanticized personality and doctrinal authority, and surprisingly, his classicism - this book compels one to look for his sources in Origen and Eusebius and dialogues with his contemporaries.
Duckworth, 1975
Duckworth, 1975