Against the Manichaeans

With the Letters of Pope Julius I and the <i>Kata meros pistis</i> of Gregory the Thaumaturge

By Titus of Bostra; Edited by Paul de Lagarde

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This volume contains the Greek and Syriac versions of the Contra Manicheos by Titus, Bishop of Bostra, as well as the letters of Pope Julius I and a brief expostion of the Christian faith by Gregory the Thaumaturge.

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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-61719-010-0

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Series: Kiraz Theological Archive 45

Publication Date: Aug 7,2010

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 327

Languages: Latin, Greek, Syriac

ISBN: 978-1-61719-010-0

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Titus, Bishop of Bostra, was a redoubtable fourth-century theological polemicist deeply influenced by Greek thought. His chief work, Contra Manicheos, exists in two versions: in Greek, and more completely, in Syriac. This volume contains both, as well as the letters of Pope Julius I and a brief exposition of the faith by Gregory the Thaumaturge. Titus argues against dualism in general, holds that the eternal existence of a devil is contrary to divine providence, justifies the Old Testament, and explains the New Law of Christianity.

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	Titus of Bostra
	Paul de Lagarde

TITI BOSTRENI CONTRA MANICHAEOS LIBRI QUATUOR SYRIACE. (page 5)
TITI BOSTRENI QUAE EX OPERE CONTRA MANICHAEOS EDITO IN CODICE HAMBURGENSI SERVATA SUNT (page 194)

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