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Klappentext Fenton John Anthony Hort (1828-1892) was a scholar of the Bible, patristics and theology whose contributions to scholarship included an influential critical edition of the Greek New Testament and portions of The Ante-Nicene Fathers. This posthumous publication (1902) on the important Miscellanies of Clement, includes the complete Greek text of Book Seven with English translation and detailed notes. This is preceded by an extensive introduction based on Hort's lectures, discussing Christianity and philosophy in Clement's foundational work, which relates to a Victorian debate concerning the supposed pollution of 'pure' Christianity by 'alien' Greek thought. Hort argued that not only had Hellenism been present from the earliest days of Christianity, but also that the interaction between the two had resulted in a 'de-secularization of philosophy'. He also emphasised Clement's view that the archetypal Christian ought to live 'as much by prayer and love as by knowledge and thought'. Zusammenfassung In this short! posthumous volume! published in 1902! the distinguished Cambridge scholar Fenton John Anthony Hort (1828-1892) discusses the role of philosophy in the early Christian period. The book focuses on Clement of Alexandria and contains the Greek text and English translation of Book 7 of his influential Miscellanies. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction; 1. On the title Stromateis; 2. Influence of Greek philosophy on the theology and ethics of Clement; 3. Clement and the Mysteries; 4. Estimates of Clement; 5. The test of the Stromateis; 6 Analysis of Strom VII pp.xcii-ci.; Bibliographical note; Addenda; Greek text with English translation; Explanatory notes; Index of quotations; Index of Greek words; English index.
