Epiphanius by Thomas Wimberley Mossman

Epiphanius by Thomas Wimberley Mossman

A detailed examination of the life and works of Epiphanius of Salamis, a significant figure in early Christian history. This biography by Thomas Wimberley Mossman delves into Epiphanius's role as a staunch defender of orthodoxy and his extensive writings against various heresies. Explore the historical context of the 4th century church and the challenges it faced in defining its doctrines. Epiphanius offers valuable insights into the development of Christian thought and the controversies that shaped its early years. A must-read for scholars and anyone interested in the history of Christianity.

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