EPISTOLAE SEPTEM GENUINAE QUAS NIMIRUM COLLEGIT S. POLYCARPUS SUAEQUE AD PHILIPPENSES EPISTOLAE SUBJECIT
by Ignatius, Saint (Bishop of Antioch)
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About This Item
Provenance: From the Dorothy Sloan Silent Auction, lot #411.
Although he was a very active author, the Pol. Phil (as it is abbreviated) was Polycarp's only surviving work during his lifetime and was writen directly to the Christian church of Philippi, a former major Greek metropolis in north east Greece. In the epistle, Polycarp wished to address the spread of Christianity to those that would want to learn the teachings of the church. One of his most well-known students and friends was Ignatius, Saint Bishop of Antioch. Ignatius (108-140 AD) was a writer that wrote a series of letters that serve as early examples of early Christian theology.
Symrna was a Greek city located along the Aegean Coast of Anatolia. It is situated on the Western Coast of modern-day Turkey and has been renamed Izmir. From the private reference library of Dorothy Sloan with a commemorative bookplate loosely inserted.
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- Oak Knoll Books/Oak Knoll Press (US)
- Bookseller's Inventory #
- 136462
- Title
- EPISTOLAE SEPTEM GENUINAE QUAS NIMIRUM COLLEGIT S. POLYCARPUS SUAEQUE AD PHILIPPENSES EPISTOLAE SUBJECIT
- Author
- Ignatius, Saint (Bishop of Antioch)
- Illustrator
- Polycarp, S.
- Format/Binding
- Full contemporary paneled calf, stamped in blind on the front and rear panel, four flural ornaments stamped in black at each cor
- Book Condition
- Used
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Publisher
- E Theatro Sheldoniano
- Place of Publication
- Oxonii (Oxford, England)
- Date Published
- 1708
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