Resources – NAPS – The North American Patristics Society

Launch of a New Bilingual Classical Texts and Studies Book Series in Chinese

The Centre for Catholic Studies at The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Faculty of Arts) is pleased to announce the launch of a new bilingual book series, Bilingual Classical Texts and Studies (古典本文與研究叢書), the first of its kind in the Chinese-speaking scholarly world. While Western researchers have long benefited from bilingual critical editions such as …

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Patristic Text Archive (PTA) beta

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The “Alexandrinische und Antiochenische Bibelexegese in der Spätantike” project has released a public beta version of the new “Patristic Text Archive“ at https://pta.bbaw.de. The “Patristic Text Archive” offers anyone interested a collection of editions and translations of Christian texts from antiquity (i.e. “Patristic” is conceived in a very broad sense). At the moment the archive …

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New Book Series with Baylor University Press: Studies in Patristic Theology and Spirituality

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Baylor University Press and the Series Editors invite proposals for a new series devoted to early Christianity and Patristic studies: Studies in Patristic Theology and Spirituality (hereafter, SPTS). SPTS explores the contours of Christian theology, Scripture and scriptural exegesis, and spirituality in early Christianity. Its theological and scriptural profile will focus on the shape of …

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The St. John Chrysostom Webpage

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The St. John Chrysostom Webpage A devotional rather than academic site, but well done. Contains the expected vie et œuvre, but also a page of icons.

Adamantius: A Newsletter for Origenian and Alexandrian Research

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Adamantius: A Newsletter for Origenian and Alexandrian Research This site has information on the “Italian Research Group on Origen and the Alexandrian Tradition,” including conference proceedings, reports on current members and projects, and a very useful bibliography of recent works on Origen and the Origenian tradition. In Italian.