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The Christians Guide To Greek Culture The Pseudononnus Commentaries On Sermons 4 5 39 And 43 By Gregory Of Nazianus Jennifer Nimmo Smith

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The Christians Guide To Greek Culture The Pseudononnus Commentaries On Sermons 4 5 39 And 43 By Gregory Of Nazianus Jennifer Nimmo Smith
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The Christians Guide To Greek Culture The Pseudononnus Commentaries On Sermons 4 5 39 And 43 By Gregory Of Nazianus Jennifer Nimmo Smith instant download after payment.

Publisher: Liverpool University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.05 MB
Pages: 192
Author: Jennifer Nimmo Smith
ISBN: 9780853239178, 0853239177
Language: English
Year: 2002

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The Christians Guide To Greek Culture The Pseudononnus Commentaries On Sermons 4 5 39 And 43 By Gregory Of Nazianus Jennifer Nimmo Smith by Jennifer Nimmo Smith 9780853239178, 0853239177 instant download after payment.

The Commentaries translated here, dating from the sixth century, show the persisting survival of Greek learning in an increasingly Christianised world. The work takes the form of a series of explanations and glosses of classical references in Gregory's original Sermons. Although the author uses an elementary technique of the schools to structure his text, which has little in the way of eloquence or literary art, there is a striking single-mindededness and confidence in his explanations. Some of the information given is inaccurate, and the author is not averse to rewriting texts that he cannot explain. Nonetheless, the work displays a lively interest in Greek learning, and presents a fascinating insight into the attitude of one particular Christian to its continuing validity.

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