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Clement of Rome: 1 Clement Intro
Keywords: Clement of Rome,1 Clement,introduction,apostolic fathers
...recently discovered portions of his work. It is the purpose of the editor to present this, however, with other recently discovered relics of primitive antiquity, in a su...
Introductory Note To The Epistles Of Ignatius
Keywords: ignatius,apostolic fathers,introduction
...partment, discovered among them, first, the Epistle to Polycarp, and then again, the same Epistle, with those to the Ephesians and to the Romans, in two other volumes of...
Athanasius: Life of Anthony
Keywords: Athanasius,ante-nicene fathers,Anthony the Great,Egypt,Ascetic,monks,monasteries,convent,nun,devil,demons,fasting and prayer,temptations,desert fathers,Monasticism,Alexandria,persecution,Maximinus,martyrdom,evil spirit,miracles,healing,confessor,visions,satan,schism,Arius,heresy,heretics,apostacy,Philosophers,Constantine Augustus,Arians
...thony was discovered 'by a revelation' in 561, and translated to Alexandria. When the Saracens conquered Egypt it was transferred to Constantinople, and lastly in the ten...
The Second Epistle Of Ignatius To The Ephesians (Syriac)
Keywords: ignatius,ephesians,syriac,apostolic fathers
...hat Satan discovered the secret too late for his own purpose, and then prompted the outcry, Come down from the cross, to defeat the triumph of the second Adam. (Comp. St....
Introductory Note To The Epistle Of Barnabas
Keywords: apostolic fathers,Barnabas,introduction
..., and who discovered similarities in the plan and purpose of the two works. It is with great reluctance that I yield to modern scholars, in dismissing the ingenious and t...
Council of Nicea, AD 325
Keywords: councils,Nicaea,Nicea
...they are discovered they shall be deposed.Canon XIConcerning those who have fallen without compulsion, without the spoiling of their property, without danger or the like...
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