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The Works of Dionysius the Areopagite
74 chapters English Public domain
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Dionysius the Areopagite is the name given to the anonymous author of a number of 5th century Christian texts. This mystical body of work was influenced by Neoplatonism. Much admired during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, debates about the identity of the author continue to this day. These documents are from a very early stage in the development of Christianity.
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74 chapters
26 Letter I. To Gaius Therapeutes. 27 Letter II. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 28 Letter III. To the same Gaius. 29 Letter IV. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 30 Letter V. To Dorotheus, Leitourgos. 31 Letter VI. To Sopatros--Priest. 32 Letter VII. To Polycarp--Hierarch. 33 Letter VIII. To Demophilus, Therapeutes. About minding ones own business, and kindness. 34 Letter IX. To Titus, Hierarch, asking by letter what is the house of wisdom, what the bowl, and what are its meats and drinks? 35 Letter X. To John, Theologos, Apostle and Evangelist, imprisoned in the Isle of Patmos. 36 Letter XI. Dionysius to Apollophanes, Philosopher. 37 Preface 38 Liturgy of St. Dionysius, Bishop of the Athenians 39 Objections to Genuineness 40 Title Page - Volume 2. 41 Contents 42 Dedication 43 Books to Be Read 44 Dionysius the Areopagite and the Alexandrine School 45 Caput I. 46 Caput II. 47 Caput III. 48 Caput IV. 49 Caput V. 50 Caput VI.
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The Works of Dionysius the Areopagite
74 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Dionysius the Areopagite is the name given to the anonymous author of a number of 5th century Christian texts. This mystical body of work was influenced by Neoplatonism. Much admired during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, debates about the identity of the author continue to this day. These documents are from a very early stage in the development of Christianity.
Table of contents
74 chapters
26 Letter I. To Gaius Therapeutes. 27 Letter II. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 28 Letter III. To the same Gaius. 29 Letter IV. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 30 Letter V. To Dorotheus, Leitourgos. 31 Letter VI. To Sopatros--Priest. 32 Letter VII. To Polycarp--Hierarch. 33 Letter VIII. To Demophilus, Therapeutes. About minding ones own business, and kindness. 34 Letter IX. To Titus, Hierarch, asking by letter what is the house of wisdom, what the bowl, and what are its meats and drinks? 35 Letter X. To John, Theologos, Apostle and Evangelist, imprisoned in the Isle of Patmos. 36 Letter XI. Dionysius to Apollophanes, Philosopher. 37 Preface 38 Liturgy of St. Dionysius, Bishop of the Athenians 39 Objections to Genuineness 40 Title Page - Volume 2. 41 Contents 42 Dedication 43 Books to Be Read 44 Dionysius the Areopagite and the Alexandrine School 45 Caput I. 46 Caput II. 47 Caput III. 48 Caput IV. 49 Caput V. 50 Caput VI.
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The Works of Dionysius the Areopagite
74 chapters English Public domain
About this book
Dionysius the Areopagite is the name given to the anonymous author of a number of 5th century Christian texts. This mystical body of work was influenced by Neoplatonism. Much admired during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, debates about the identity of the author continue to this day. These documents are from a very early stage in the development of Christianity.
Table of contents
74 chapters
26 Letter I. To Gaius Therapeutes. 27 Letter II. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 28 Letter III. To the same Gaius. 29 Letter IV. To the same Gaius Therapeutes. 30 Letter V. To Dorotheus, Leitourgos. 31 Letter VI. To Sopatros--Priest. 32 Letter VII. To Polycarp--Hierarch. 33 Letter VIII. To Demophilus, Therapeutes. About minding ones own business, and kindness. 34 Letter IX. To Titus, Hierarch, asking by letter what is the house of wisdom, what the bowl, and what are its meats and drinks? 35 Letter X. To John, Theologos, Apostle and Evangelist, imprisoned in the Isle of Patmos. 36 Letter XI. Dionysius to Apollophanes, Philosopher. 37 Preface 38 Liturgy of St. Dionysius, Bishop of the Athenians 39 Objections to Genuineness 40 Title Page - Volume 2. 41 Contents 42 Dedication 43 Books to Be Read 44 Dionysius the Areopagite and the Alexandrine School 45 Caput I. 46 Caput II. 47 Caput III. 48 Caput IV. 49 Caput V. 50 Caput VI.
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