Suchergebnisse - Vessey, Mark

Augustine among the Writers of the Church

The history of the book: Augustine's City of God and post-Roman cultural memory

Writing before Literature: Derrida's Confessions and the Latin Christian World

[Rezension von: Wolfram Ax (ed.), Lateinische Lehrer Europas: Fünfzehn Portraits von Varro bis Erasmus von Rotterdam. Köln: Böhlau Verlag, 2005. Pp. xvi, 431. ISBN 3-412-14505-X]

Jerome's origin: the making of a Christian literary persona

Rewilding Augustine: Codex Ecology, the Speculum, and the (Late) De doctrina christiana

Face Book of the Common Reader ?: Prosopography and Self-Recognition in Augustine's Confessions

Boethius in the Genres of the Book: Philology, Theology, Codicology

Classicism and Christianity

Literary History: A Fourth-Century Roman Invention?

Orators, Authors, and Compilers: The Earliest Latin Collections of Sermons on Scripture

Introduction

Reinventing history: Jerome's Chronicle and the writing of the post-Roman West

Jerome and the Jeromanesque

Cities of the Mind: Renaissance Views of Early Christian Culture and the End of Antiquity

[Rezension von: G. B. Matthews (Ed.): The Augustinian Tradition. Pp. xix + 398. Berkeley, Los Angeles, and London: University of California Press (1999)]

Opus imperfectum. Augustine and his readers, 426-435 A.D.

The Demise of the Christian Writer and the Remaking of "Late Antiquity": From H.-I. Marrou's Saint Augustine (1938) to Peter Brown's Holy Man (1983)

The Origins of the Collectio Sirmonidiana: a new look at the evidence

Erasmus and the Church Fathers