Moral Exhortation : A Greco Roman Sourcebook
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What did the moral teachings of the early Christian writers have in common with the works of the pagan philosophers and orators of their time? Illustrating both parallels and contrasts, Malherbe excerpts many primary source materials that have not been easily available and makes this accessible with concise and penetrating introductions.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780664250164
ISBN10: 0664250165
Abraham Malherbe | Wayne Meeks
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1989
Publisher: Westminster John Knox Press
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