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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

by: Cruttwell, Charles Thomas, 1847-1911

Publication date: 1893

Topics: Fathers of the church, Christian literature, Early -- History and criticism

Publisher: London : C. Griffin

Collection: Princeton; americana

Contributor: Princeton Theological Seminary Library

Language: English

Volume: 2

Introduction.--Book I. The apostolic fathers.--Book II. The heretical sects.--Book III. The apologists (A.D. 130-250)--Book IV. The Alexandrian school of theology (A.D. 175-300)--Book V. Latin Christianity

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