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DEMODE RANDIS DISPUTATIONIBUS GREGORII NAZAZENIFAPIEN TIFFIMUS SERMO IO. OECOLAMPADIO INTERPRETE. BASILAE, APUD AND CRATENDRUM
Small 8vo, half percaline with corners, 30 pages, light water stain not affecting the reading.
Basel, 1521 at Andreas Cratander. On the last page the colophon bears the letters F&G: fortima globosa.
This work from 1521, translated by Oecolampadius, is part of the history of the Reformation, it allows us to connect the theological ideas of the Protestant Reformation to the tradition of the Fathers of the Church. In translating the writings of Gregory Nazianzus, Oecolampadius sought to demonstrate that Reformed ideas, particularly on the doctrine of the Trinity and the relationship between God and humanity, had a solid foundation in the thought of early Christian theologians.
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