Ambrose and John Chrysostom clerics between desert and empire
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Oxford :
Oxford University Press
cop. 2011
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction; I. BACKGROUND AND FORERUNNERS; 1. The classical roots of Christian asceticism; 2. The classical roots of Christian outspokenness; II. AMBROSE; 3. Ambrose, writer and preacher; 4. Early thoughts of Ambrose on the position of the emperor and the duties of the clergy; 5. Ambrose in action; III. CHRYSOSTOM; 6. Asceticism in Syria and Mesopotamia; 7. The sources for the early life of Chrysostom; 8. The early life of Chrysostom; 9. Chrysostom: early writings; 10. Chrysostom, from monk to priest: the De sacerdotio; 11. Chrysostom preaches on women and marriage; 12. Chrysostom, priest and teacher: asceticism for all; 13. Chrysostom's attitude to the classical city; 14. Chrysostom's views on Church and State; 15. Chrysostom's relations with the imperial court; IV. CONCLUSION; 16. Ambrose and Chrysostom compared; 17. The influence of Ambrose and Chrysostom
