patristicБиблия и христианская древностьBible and Christian Antiquity2658−78152713-1122Московская духовная академия10.31802/BCA.2021.11.3.010patristic-156Research ArticleРЕЦЕНЗИИREVIEWSCollatio Carthaginensis anni 411. Gesta collationis Carthagenensis. Augustinus, breviculus collationis. Augustinus, ad Donatistas post collationem / ed. von C. Weidmann. Berlin; Boston (Mass.): W. de Gruyter, 2018. (Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum; Bd. 104). VI, 418 S. ISBN 978-3-11-046967-7Collatio Carthaginensis anni 411. Gesta collationis Carthagenensis. Augustinus, breviculus collationis. Augustinus, ad Donatistas post collationem / ed. von C. Weidmann. Berlin; Boston (Mass.): W. de Gruyter, 2018. (Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum; Bd. 104). VI, 418 S. ISBN 978-3-11-046967-7ТюленевВ. М.TiulenevV. M.
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