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In Dominico Eloquio / In Lordly Eloquence : Essays on Patristic Exegesis in Honor of Robert Louis Wilken
Edited by Paul M. Blowers, Angela Russell Christman and David G. Hunter

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Format: Hardcover , 438pp.
ISBN: 9780802838827
Publisher: Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co.
Pub. Date: January 2002

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This volume gathers fresh perspectives on the development of biblical interpretation and other important themes in the study of Christian authors from the patristic period. Covering such central figures as Origen, Augustine, and Gregory of Nyssa, as well as less familiar figures, these compelling studies offer a rich variety of perspectives on the ways that church fathers used the Bible theologically, devotionally, liturgically, ethically, and pastorally. Written by established and emerging scholars in the field, this volume not only honors the career of Robert Louis Wilken, one of today's foremost historians of early Christianity, but also represents the state of the art in patristics scholarship.

Contributors:
Gary A. Anderson
Paul M. Blowers
J. Patout Burns
J. David Cassel
John C. Cavadini
Angela Russell Christman
Michael Compton
Brian E. Daley
Joseph M. Hallman
Nonna Verna Harrison
Susan Ashbrook Harvey
Michael J. Hollerich
David G. Hunter
Charles Kannengiesser
Judith L. Kovacs
Richard A. Layton
Frederick W. Norris
Richard A. Norris Jr.
Robert D. Sider
Joseph W. Trigg
Robin Darling Young


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These are sophisticated, scholarly essays treating patristic exegesis, a subject to which Robert Wilken has devoted much of his distinguished scholarly career. One of the most important aspects of this volume is that it, like Wilken himself, takes patristic exegesis seriously and allows it to have a voice in the ongoing discussion of the meanings and uses of Scripture.
—Ronald E. Heine, Puget Sound Christian College

 

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Paul M. Blowers is Professor of Church History at the Emmanuel School of Religion. Angela Christman is Associate Professor of Thelogy at Loyola College in Maryland. David G. Hunter is the Monsignor James A. Supple Professor of Catholic Studies at Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. Robin Young is Associate Professor of Theology at the Catholic University of America.

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Abbreviationsviii
A Tribute to Robert Louis Wilken
Paul M. Blowers
x
Contributorsxv
I.Exegetical Themes
The Resurrection of Adam and Eve
Gary A. Anderson
3
The Exegetical Transformations: The Sacrifice of Isaac in Philo, Origen, and Ambrose
John C. Cavadini
35
From Saul to Paul: Patristic Interpretation of the Names of the Apostle
Michael Compton
50
Why the Perfume Mattered: The Sinful Woman in Syriac Exegetical Tradition
Susan Ashbrook Harvey
69
A Key for the Future of Patristics: The "Senses" of Scripture
Charles Kannengiesser
90
"As Yourself": A Least Love
Frederick W. Norris
107
Early Commentators on Erasmus's Annotations on Romans
Robert D. Sider
118
II.The Development of Patristic Exegesis
Servant of Christ and Steward of the Mysteries of God: The Purpose of a Pauline Letter according to Origen's Homilies on 1 Corinthians
Judith L. Kovacs
147
Hebrews, Jews, and Christians: Eusebius of Caesarea on the Biblical Bias of the Two States of the Christian LIfe
Michael J. Hollerich
172
Training for "the Good Ascent": Gregory of Nyssa's Homily on the Sixth Psalm
Brian E. Daley, S.J.
185
Two Trees in the Midst of the Garden (Genesis 2:9b): Gregory of Nyssa and the Puzzle of Human Evil
Richard A. Norris, Jr.
218
Appropriating Genesis and Exodus in Evagrius's On Prayer
Robin Darling Young
242
Women and the Image of God According to St. John Chrysostom
Nonna Verna Harrison
259
From "Holy Passion" to Sinful Emotion: Jerome and the Doctrine of Propassio
Richard A. Layton
280
From Persuasion to Predestination: Augustine on Freedom in Rational Creatures
J. Patout Burns
294
Reclaiming Biblical Morality: Sex and Salvation History in Augustine's Treatment on the Hebrew Saints
David G. Hunter
317
Augustine, Sermon 51: St. Joseph in Early Christianity
Joseph T. Lienhard, S.J.
336
Cyril of Alexandria as Educator
J. David Cassel
348
The Communication of Idioms in Theodoret's Commentary on Hebrews
Joseph M. Hallman
369
Romano's Biblical Interpretation: Drama, Imagery, and Attention to Text
Joseph W. Trigg
380
The Spirit and the Wheels: Gregory the Great on Reading Scripture
Angela Russell Christman
395
The World in the Mirror of Holy Scripture: Maximus the Confessor's Short Hermeneutical Treatise in Ambiguum ad Joannem
Paul M. Blowers
408
Bibliography of Robert Louis Wilken
Compiled by Thomas Mammoser, Rex Hill, and Paul M. Blowers
427


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