When our Lord repulsed the woman of Canaan with apparent harshess, he applied to her people the epithet dogs, with which the children of Israel had thought it piety to reproach them. When He accept…
This fourth volume of the series is an exceptional one. It presents, under one cover, specimens of two of the noblest of the Christians Fathers; both of them exceptionally great in their influence …
This volume, containing the equivalent of three volumes of the Edinburgh series of the Ante-Nicene fathers, will be found a library somewhat complete in itself. The Apostolic Fathers and those asso…
This fifth volume will be found a work complete in itself, simplex et unum. At first, indeed, it might look otherwise. The formation of Latin Christianity in the school of North Africa seems interr…
This volume completes the American series, according to the agreement. But it will be found to afford much material over and above what was promised, and the editorial labour it has exacted has bee…
To provide the student of the Ante-Nicene literature with a copius general indeks was necessary to the work which, in eight volumes, comprises the original twenty-four and not a little additional m…
A survey of two thousand years of Christianity, this wide-ranging and authoritative history starts with the birth of Jesus and maps out the broad sweep of the Christian religion as it has taken ro…
This book is a brief and marvelously readable summary of the dramatic shifts that have taken place in the way scholars understand the first generations of the Christian church. It traces the story …