Fathers of the Church: Fathers of the Post-Nicene Era (14 vols.)
Overview
Riding on the tail end of the Nicene era, these patristic writers provide a foreshadowing of the future of Christianity in Europe after the Nicene era and the end of the Western Roman Empire. Containing the writings of Gregory the Great, Andrew of Caesarea, and John of Damascus, this collection brings classic Christian teachings, commentaries on Scripture, and historical records to wrap up that era of early church history. Whether you’re looking to begin studying the Early Church or seeking to expand your library, the Fathers of the Church Series is the most thorough publication available.
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About the Series
The rich Christian heritage of East and West comes alive in the volumes of The Fathers of the Church, a series widely praised for its brilliant scholarship and unparalleled historical, literary, and theological significance. The series consists of more than 120 published volumes, with two new volumes published each year.
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- Features key Christian theologians like Gregory the Great and John of Damascus
- Contains two commentaries on John’s Revelation
- Title: Fathers of the Post-Nicene Era
- Series: Fathers of the Church
- Publisher: Catholic University of America Press
- Volumes: 14
- Pages: 4,741
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