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Introductory Note To The Epistles Of Ignatius
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...tius have given rise to more controversy than any other documents connected with the primitive Church. As is evident to every reader on the very first glance at these wri...
Melito, The Philosopher (Fragment I)
Keywords: ante-nicene fathers,melito,apology,Antoninus Cæsar
...has been given to every man an eye wherewith to see, those persons are without excuse who are ashamed of incurring the censure of their former companions in error, and y...
Cyril Of Jerusalem: On the Mysteries, V: On the Sacred Liturgy and Communion (Lecture XXIII)
Keywords: cyril of jerusalem,catechetical lectures,post-nicene fathers,liturgy,fellowship,communion,holy kiss,angels,hymns,church service,intercession,eucharist,intercession of the saints,lord's prayer,Body and Blood of Christ
...ith those given in public by common friends. It is not such: but this kiss blends souls one with another, and courts entire forgiveness for them. The kiss therefore is th...
Ambrose of Milan: On the Mysteries
Keywords: ambrose of milan,mysteries,post-nicene fathers,sacraments,lent,baptism,eucharist,manna,Melchisedech,body and blood of christ
...the voice given to him; as regards the other point because that touch was seemly towards a man, but would have been unseemly towards a woman.Chapter II.V.After this the H...
Cyril Of Jerusalem: On the Mysteries, IV: On the Body and Blood of Christ (Lecture XXII)
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...en He had given thanks He brake it, and gave to His disciples, saying, Take, eat, this is My Body: and having taken the cup and given thanks, He said, Take, drink, this i...
Leo the Great: Sermon XLIX (On Lent, XI)
Keywords: leo the great,post-nicene fathers,Lent,Easter,fast,forgiveness,reconcilliation
...which is given over to earthly thoughts, is taken up with pleasures or with cares; for it is equally unhealthy to languish under empty delights, or to labour under racki...
