Homilies III and IV on Psalm 36. Part 2. Translation from Ancient Greek, Introduction and Commentaries by Anna Grünert
https://doi.org/10.31802/BCA.2022.14.2.002
Abstract
This publication is a continuation of the translation of the Homilies I and II on Psalm 36, which was presented in No. 3 (11) for 2021, and includes a translation of the Homilies III and IV on Psalm 36. The translation is supplemented with commentary and translation of the critical apparatus, which is preceded by a short introduction. It outlines the main topics that the author touches on in his sermon, and provides an overview of the introduction to the previous publication.
About the Author
. Origen
HSE University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Anna Grünert PhD Student of the School of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at the Faculty of Humanities
20 Myasnitskaya Street, Moscow 101000
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Origen Homilies III and IV on Psalm 36. Part 2. Translation from Ancient Greek, Introduction and Commentaries by Anna Grünert. Bible and Christian Antiquity. 2022;(2):57-105. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.31802/BCA.2022.14.2.002
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