By somebody | Sat, 01/04/2025 - 01:53 am This text is a collection of essays that appeared in the British Magazine during 1833 and the following years. Source: (http://newman reader.org/works/historical), with permission of Bob Elder. Quae est ista, quae progreditur quasi aurora consurgens,terribilis ut castorum acies ordinata? Tags Book Christian Theology Theology Classic Texts Printer-friendly version Introduction (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Advertisement (Preface) (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 1. The trials of Basil (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 2. The Labours of Basil (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 3. Basil and Gregory (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 4. The Rise and Fall of Gregory (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 5. Antony in Conflict (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 6. Antony in Calm (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 7. Augustine and the Vandals (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 8. Conversion of Augustine (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 9. Demetrias (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Chapter 10. Martin and Maximus (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) Book traversal links for The Church of the Fathers ‹ On the Inspiration of Scripture Up Introduction (The Church of the Fathers) (Newman, John Henry) ›
