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Didymus der Blinde von Alexandria

What we know about the celebrated Alexandrian theologian, the follower of Origen, who was blind from birth.
Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC
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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-277-7
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Publication Status: In Print
Publication Date: Aug 12,2010
Interior Color: Black
Trim Size: 6 x 9
Page Count: 154
Languages: German
ISBN: 978-1-61719-277-7
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What we know about the celebrated Alexandrian theologian, the last head of the school for catechists in that city, who was blind from early youth. This treatment summarizes his works as then known, including many disputable treatise, like the Against Arius and Sabellius found under the name of Gregory of Nyssa. Leipoldt summarizes Didymus' character, culture, and literary style, and assesses his moral theology and his wider theological views: he was a solid trinitarian, but influenced by the merciful views of Origen that all mankind would be saved. He was condemned for this, posthumously, under Justinian, which is why most of his voluminous writings have perished.

What we know about the celebrated Alexandrian theologian, the last head of the school for catechists in that city, who was blind from early youth. This treatment summarizes his works as then known, including many disputable treatise, like the Against Arius and Sabellius found under the name of Gregory of Nyssa. Leipoldt summarizes Didymus' character, culture, and literary style, and assesses his moral theology and his wider theological views: he was a solid trinitarian, but influenced by the merciful views of Origen that all mankind would be saved. He was condemned for this, posthumously, under Justinian, which is why most of his voluminous writings have perished.

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  • 1. Einleitung. (page 7)
  • 2. Quellen (page 8)
  • 3. Darstellungen. (page 9)
  • 4. Zeitrechnung. (page 10)
  • 5. Lebenslauf. (page 11)
  • 6. Schriften allgemeinen Inhalts. (page 15)
  • 7. Erklarungen biblischer Bucher (page 23)
  • 8. Bruchstucke unbekannter Herkunft. (page 29)
  • 9. Schriften zweifelhaften Ursprungs, die Didymus zugeschrieben werden. (page 30)
  • 10. Charakter. (page 37)
  • 11. Still. (page 43)
  • 12. Sittliche Anschauungen. (page 46)
  • 13. Bildung. (page 50)
  • 14. Origenismus. (page 58)
  • 15. Frommigkeit. (page 80)
  • 16. Lehre von der Dreieinigkeit. (page 101)
  • 17. Lehre von Christus. (page 137)
  • 18. SchluB. (page 151)
  • Zusatze und Berichtigungen. (page 154)