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Peeters, Louvain (.), 2004. IX,586p. Paperback. Upper corner front cover slightly creased. May require extra shipping costs: weight including packing from 1 - 2 Kg. 'Manliness, prowess, deeds of valour, excellence: 'virtus' is a term which has a broad semantic range, which differs significantly from the meanings attached to such modern notions as the English 'virtue' or the French 'vertu'. Although deeply rooted in a system of practices and discourses aimed at continuing the 'mos maiorum', the traditional concept of 'virtus' underwent serious changes in the course of time: it was reconsidered, reassessed, and even replaced with new definitions of moral excellence. The editors of the present volume have sought to gather contributions which shed new light on the ancient representation of moral excellence or discuss relevant aspects of the rich but complex 'Wirkungsgeschichte' of the Roman concept of 'virtus'. Thematically coherent, the book testifies to the rich variety of approaches currently adopted in classical philology, ancient history, Early Christian and Byzantine Studies, and the study of Latin texts from the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period. (Publisher's information). A.o.: M. HUYS: Did Roman Morals Require Virtuous Women to Keep Silent? A Note on Plautus, 'Rudens'1114 (pp.29-43); T. DENEIRE: A Textbook in Latin Prose Composition? 'Virtutes' and vitia dicendi' in 'Rhet. Her.' 4,12-16 (pp.89-117); V. HUNINK: 'Solacia mali': Examples of Virtue in Tacitus' 'Historiae' (pp.173-187); G. PARTOENS: Defeating the Pagan Gods: Military Virtue in Prudentius' 'Libri contra Symmachum' (pp.299-339); A. WOUTERS: Vicious and virtuous Types of dialogue in Peter Abelard's 'collationes' (pp.437-461); J. PAPY: Sanctifying stoic Virtues? Justus Lipsius's Use of Clement of Alexandria in the 'Maneductio ad Stoicam philosophiam' (pp.507-529).

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Manliness, prowess, deeds of valour, excellence: virtus is a term which has a broad semantic range, which differs significantly from the meanings attached to such modern notions as the English virtue or the French vertu. Although deeply rooted in a system of practices and discourses aimed at continuing the mos maiorum, the traditional concept of virtus underwent serious changes in the course of time: it was reconsidered, reassessed, and even replaced with new definitions of moral excellence. The editors of the present volume have sought to gather contributions which shed new light on the ancient representation of moral excellence or discuss relevant aspects of the rich but complex Wirkungsgeschichte of the Roman concept of virtus. Thematically coherent, the book testifies to the rich variety of approaches currently adopted in classical philology, ancient history, Early Christian and Byzantine Studies, and the study of Latin texts from the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period. Virtutis Imago: Studies on the Conceptualisation and Transformation of an Ancient Ideal Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Augustine of Hippo was one of the first authors to give rise to the needfor anthologies devoted to a single author. Today, over a hundredflorilegia dedicated solely to Augustines writings are known. Over thecourse of the Middle Ages, several of these collections provedinstrumental in giving access to the Bishop of Hippos large oeuvre, andin determining the direction of its reception. In fourteenchapters, this volume presents some important Augustinian florilegia,their sources, composition, context, afterlife, and the challengesinherent in editing and studying them. Beginning in Late Antiquity, withVincent of Lerins and Prosper of Aquitaine, the volume discusses severalmedieval and early modern florilegia, both well-known and more marginal,and concludes with their use by Augustines modern editors. As such,this book contributes to a better understanding of the reception ofAugustine throughout the Middle Ages and to the ways in which hisexceptional auctoritas took shape. Augustine of Hippo was one of the first authors to give rise to the need for anthologies devoted to a single author. Today, over a hundred florilegia dedicated solely to Augustine's writings are known. Over the course of the Middle Ages, several of these collections proved instrumental in giving access to the Bishop of Hippo's large Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Brepols, Turnhout, 2017. XX,910p. Hard bound. Signature from Willy Evenepoel on half title. Series: Instrumenta Patristica et Mediaevalia, 72. Nice copy. A.o.: M. McNAMARA: The 'Leabhar Breac Gospel History' against Its Hiberno-Latin Background (pp.23-55); E. ROSE: Authorship and Authority in the Latin Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles (pp.71-85); P.-A. DEPROOST: Visages de didon dans la poésie des chrétiens latins (pp.167-187); W. EVENEPOEL: New Light on Prudentius?' (pp.243-259); G. VAN RIEL: The Hermeneutical Event of Truth in Augustine (pp.249-275); M. VAN UYTFANGHE: Quae leviora sunt in Dei iudicio gravius iudicant. Quelwuea observations sur la théologie morale d'une Visio du VIIe siècle (pp.383-409); W. VERBAAL: Vitam carmine dicam. Re/Writing Saints' Lives in the School of the Loire (pp.495-515); R. FAESEN: Christian Mystics and Neo-Platonism. Some Observations by Albert Deblaere Concerning John of Ruusbroec (pp.637-659); J. DE LANDTSHEER: On the Existence of God: An Unusual Theme in a Letter by Justus Lipsius (pp.685-707); P. PELCKMANS: Par où saurais-je mieux finir? La Fontaine chez les Pères du Désert (pp.729-745); G. LERNOUT: Apocrypha in the Writing of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake (pp.745-767); INDICES: Index locorum Sacrae Scripturae (pp.835-847); Index nominum, titulorum, initiorum et rerum (pp.847-904); Index manuscriptorum et documentrorum (pp.904-909).

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Manliness, prowess, deeds of valour, excellence: virtus is a term which has a broad semantic range, which differs significantly from the meanings attached to such modern notions as the English virtue or the French vertu. Although deeply rooted in a system of practices and discourses aimed at continuing the mos maiorum, the traditional concept of virtus underwent serious changes in the course of time: it was reconsidered, reassessed, and even replaced with new definitions of moral excellence. The editors of the present volume have sought to gather contributions which shed new light on the ancient representation of moral excellence or discuss relevant aspects of the rich but complex Wirkungsgeschichte of the Roman concept of virtus. Thematically coherent, the book testifies to the rich variety of approaches currently adopted in classical philology, ancient history, Early Christian and Byzantine Studies, and the study of Latin texts from the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period. Virtutis Imago: Studies on the Conceptualisation and Transformation of an Ancient Ideal Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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ix + 586pp., 24cm., in the series "Collection d'études classique" vol.19, softcover, VG, [contributions in English, German and French].

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Augustine of Hippo was one of the first authors to give rise to the needfor anthologies devoted to a single author. Today, over a hundredflorilegia dedicated solely to Augustines writings are known. Over thecourse of the Middle Ages, several of these collections provedinstrumental in giving access to the Bishop of Hippos large oeuvre, andin determining the direction of its reception. In fourteenchapters, this volume presents some important Augustinian florilegia,their sources, composition, context, afterlife, and the challengesinherent in editing and studying them. Beginning in Late Antiquity, withVincent of Lerins and Prosper of Aquitaine, the volume discusses severalmedieval and early modern florilegia, both well-known and more marginal,and concludes with their use by Augustines modern editors. As such,this book contributes to a better understanding of the reception ofAugustine throughout the Middle Ages and to the ways in which hisexceptional auctoritas took shape. Augustine of Hippo was one of the first authors to give rise to the need for anthologies devoted to a single author. Today, over a hundred florilegia dedicated solely to Augustine's writings are known. Over the course of the Middle Ages, several of these collections proved instrumental in giving access to the Bishop of Hippo's large Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Brepols, Turnhout, 2008. CXCVII,195P. Original terra-cotta gilt stamped cloth. With gift intention from the editor on half title. Series: Corpus Christianorum, Series Latina, XLI Ba (Aurelii Augustini Opera, Pars XI, 7). Dans ce volume ont été édités les sermons 151-156, qui appartiennent à une série d'homélies que saint Augustin a prêchées en octobre 417 contre le pélagianisme, ainsi que le sermon 154 A, qui fut découvert par Germain Morin. Tandis que le dernier offre une exégèse relativement simple de Rom. 7, 15-25, les sermons 151-156 contiennent un commentaire systématique et plutôt complexe sur Rom. 7, 5-8, 17, dans lequel l'évêque d'Hippone propose une nouvelle exégèse de Rom. 7, 14-25 et 8, 4. L'introduction à l'édition contient à côté d'une discussion détaillée de la datation des sermons 151-156 (écrite en collaboration avec J. Lössl de Cardiff University) et de la spécificité de leur argumentation, une étude approfondie de leur transmission directe et indirecte. Une partie importante de cette étude est consacrée aux relations généaloqiques des témoins les plus anciens (IX-XII) du recueil médiéval de sermons augustiniens De uerbis Apostoli, qui constitue le deuxième volet de la collection De uerbis Domini et Apostoli. L'introduction est donc complémentaire à l'étude de la transmission du premier volet qui a été publiée en 2006 dans la série Instrumenta Patristica et Mediaevalia par L. De Coninck, R. Demeulenaere et B. Coppieters 't Wallant. (Publisher's information).

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Hardback, 403 p., 160 x 240 mm. ISBN 9782503531922. The Sermones ad populum are a part of Augustine's work that, especially in its relation to the rest of the Augustinian corpus, deserves more attention. Frequently studied topics are the transmission of the sermons, the bishop's homiletic methodology, his use of Scripture and classical rhetoric, his view on the episcopate, his theology of proclamation and his opinions about the cult of the martyrs. Augustine's sermons also serve as an invaluable source for the study of the North African Church and its liturgical practices at the end of the fourth and the beginning of the fifth century. The dating and the chronology of the sermons have likewise been the object of many publications. As a matter of fact, they are still much debated. On May 29-31, 2008, the research units History of Church and Theology and Literary Studies: Latin Literature of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven organized an international conference on Augustine's Sermones ad populum in collaboration with the Scientific Committee of the Series Latina of Corpus Christianorum (Brepols Publishers), the Revue benedictine (Maredsous) and the Augustinian Historical Institute (Heverlee). The conference was intended to bring together scholars who have recently made important contributions to the study of Augustine's work in general and his preaching in particular, as well as specialists in the field of Early Christian homiletics. Languages : English, French, German. 0 g.