The correspondence of Pope Julius I: Greek and Latin text and English translation
Julius I (337-352) was one of the first bishops of Rome to benefit from the imperial sponsorship of Christianity. Elected to office in the winter of 337 he participated in a moment of expansion of the Church Triumphant. This collection of six letters written by or to Julius is entirely concerned wit...
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Zusammenfassung: | Julius I (337-352) was one of the first bishops of Rome to benefit from the imperial sponsorship of Christianity. Elected to office in the winter of 337 he participated in a moment of expansion of the Church Triumphant. This collection of six letters written by or to Julius is entirely concerned with the Arian controversy, which, beginning in the aftermath of the Council of Nicaea, would continue to disturb the peace of the Western church until the late sixth century. |
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