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245 10 $aQuodvultdeus of Carthage :$bthe creedal homilies : conversion in fifth-century North Africa /$ctranslation and commentary by Thomas Macy Finn.
260 $aNew York :$bNewman Press,$c©2004.
300 $ax, 137 pages ;$c23 cm.
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490 1 $aAncient Christian writers ;$vno. 60
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 129-134) and index.
505 00 $tIntroduction : quodvultdeus --$tfirst homily on the creed --$tsecond homily on the creed --$tthird homily on the creed.
520 1 $a"This latest volume in the Ancient Christian Writers series offers a first-time translation and commentary of the Latin Creedal Homilies of Quodvultdeus, a younger contemporary, friend, and correspondent of St. Augustine." "Deeply influenced by the theology and rhetoric of Augustine, the homilies provide an invaluable window on the fifth-century church in Carthage and Roman North Africa, including her views on Judaism and paganism, as well as her internal dynamics, debates, and strife. The homilies focus on the nature, meaning, and effect of the liturgy of baptism during the process of conversion to a living Christianity. From the homilies, the reader learns who the candidates were, why they sought a new religious life, what they expected from Christianity, what was expected of them, and how the baptismal liturgy transformed and initiated them into the church's life. The homilies confirm and advance what can be learned from St. Augustine and his predecessors - not to mention his other North African contemporaries and successors - about both conversion and the extensive and complex liturgy of baptism."--Jacket.
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830 0 $aAncient Christian writers ;$vno. 60.
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