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[a.d. 205-240-265.] Alexandria continues to be the head of Christian learning. It is delightful to trace the hand of God from generation to generation, as from father to son, interposing for the perpetuity of the faith. We have already observed the continuity of the great Alexandrian school: how it arose, and how Pantænus begat Clement, and Clement begat Origen. So Origen begat Gregory, and so the Lord has provided for the spiritual generation...

But we, like any of the poor, unfurnished with these varied specifics[1]--whether as never having been possessed of them, or, it may be, as having lost them--are under the necessity of using, as it were, only charcoal and tiles, that is to say, those rude and common words and phrases, and by means of these, to the best of our ability, we represent the native dispositions of our mind, expressing them in such language as is at our service, and e...

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Excerpt from Des Gregorios Thaumaturgos Dankrede an Origenes: Als Anhang der Brief des Origenes an Gregorios ThaumaturgosVgl. Hieron. De vir. Ill. Cap. 65. Aus Euseb. H. E. VI 80 geht zwar hervor, dafs er als Bischof Gregorios biefs, aber nicht, dafs er erst als Bischof diesen Namen angenommen habe. Er hat ihn schon vorher geführt, wie die Anrede in dem Brief des Origenes an ihn beweist.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of ...

Excerpt from Des Gregorios Thaumaturgos Dankrede an Origenes: Als Anhang der Brief des Origenes an Gregorios ThaumaturgosVgl. Hieron. De vir. Ill. Cap. 65. Aus Euseb. H. E. VI 80 geht zwar hervor, dafs er als Bischof Gregorios biefs, aber nicht, dafs er erst als Bischof diesen Namen angenommen habe. Er hat ihn schon vorher geführt, wie die Anrede in dem Brief des Origenes an ihn beweist.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of ...

Excerpt from Des Gregorios Thaumaturgos Dankrede an Origenes, als Anhang der Brief des Origenes an Gregorios ThaumaturgosI 1, 1145 sq. Rec. Bernhardy], Comm. In Eccles. Cap. 4, ep. 70, der zwar den Eusebios (h. E. VII 30) benutzt, aber auch die Dankrede und die Metaphrase des Ecclesiastes von Gregorios noch kennt. Bei den spätern Schriftstellern beruht die geringe Kenntnis von Gregorios fast ausschließ lich auf dem legendenhaften von Gregorios...

Excerpt from Des Gregorios Thaumaturgos Dankrede an Origenes, als Anhang der Brief des Origenes an Gregorios ThaumaturgosI 1, 1145 sq. Rec. Bernhardy], Comm. In Eccles. Cap. 4, ep. 70, der zwar den Eusebios (h. E. VII 30) benutzt, aber auch die Dankrede und die Metaphrase des Ecclesiastes von Gregorios noch kennt. Bei den spätern Schriftstellern beruht die geringe Kenntnis von Gregorios fast ausschließ lich auf dem legendenhaften von Gregorios...

Born of an aristocratic pagan family at Neocaesarea in Pontus at the beginning of the third century, St. Gregory received his early training in literature and rhetoric in his birthplace. While visiting Caesarea in Palestine, he chanced to hear the Christian philosopher and theologian Origen and remained there for five years as his pupil. Deeply influenced by Origen, Gregory returned to Pontus a convinced Christian and became the first bishop o...