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The unity of Christ : continuity and conflict in patristic tradition / |
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BR67 .B56 2020
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Visions and faces of the tragic : the mimesis of tragedy and the folly of salvation in early Christian literature / |
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BR67 .B58 2012eb
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Lettered Christians : Christians, letters, and late antique Oxyrhynchus / |
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BR67 .C25 2004
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The Cambridge history of early Christian literature / |
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BR67 .C26 1991
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Christianity and the rhetoric of empire : the development of Christian discourse / |
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BR67 .C26 1991eb
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Christianity and the rhetoric of empire : the development of Christian discourse / |
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BR67 .C4 1955
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Poetry and letters in early Christian Gaul. |
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BR67 .C43
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Early Christian thought and the classical tradition; studies in Justin, Clement, and Origen. |
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BR67 .C43 1984
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Early Christian thought and the classical tradition : studies in Justin, Clement, and Origen / |
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BR67 .C5
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Christianisme et formes littéraires de l'Antiquité tardive en Occident : huit exposés suivis de discussions / |
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BR67 .C9
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A literary history of early Christianity: including the fathers and the chief heretical writers of the ante-Nicene period. For the use of students and general readers. |
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BR67 .C93 2014
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The Grotesque Body in Early Christian Discourse : Hell, Scatology and Metamorphosis. |
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BR67 .D18
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Historical theology |
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BR67 .D2
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La littérature de l'église et l'enseignement mixte des auteurs classiques chrétiens et paiëns / |
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BR67 .D5 1959
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Elementary patrology; the writings of the Fathers of the church. |
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BR67 .D8
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Latin writers of the fifth century, |
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BR67 .E27 2007eb
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The early Christian book / |
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BR67.E275 2009
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Early Christian Literature and Intertextuality, 2 : Exegetical Studies.
Early Christian Literature and Intertextuality, 1 : Thematic Studies. |
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BR67 .E37 2012
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Forgery and Counterforgery : the Use of Literary Deceit in Early Christian Polemics. |
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BR67 .E4 1949
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The attitude of the early Christian Latin writers toward pagan literature and learning. |
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