Publisher's Synopsis
Opera Omnia, Volume 13, presents a critical edition of the works of Johannes Chrysostomus (John Chrysostom) in Latin. This collection offers scholars and theologians access to the writings of one of the most important figures in early Church history. Chrysostom's homilies, theological treatises, and letters provide invaluable insights into the intellectual and spiritual landscape of the late Roman Empire.
This volume is an essential resource for understanding the development of Christian doctrine, the practice of rhetoric in the early Church, and the social and political contexts in which Christianity flourished. The Latin text allows for detailed study of Chrysostom's thought and its transmission through the Western tradition. This edition ensures the availability of Chrysostom's profound contributions for generations to come.
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