Philip M Beagon
Biographic Data
| ID | 1482724 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philip M Beagon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philip M |
| FAMILY NAME | Beagon |
| SIGNATURE | BEAGON P M |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1University of Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Basil of Caesarea
Basil of Caesarea, along with his brother, Gregory of Nyssa, and their friend, Gregory of Nazianzus, is one of the so‐called Cappadocian Fathers. The collective influence of this trio was extensive in the creation of Christian orthodoxy in the second half of the fourth century CE . Basil's career exemplifies the fusion, not uncommon in that century, of Roman aristocrat and Christian bishop. As well as helping to define doctrine in the wake of the…
A note on Polybius 24.14.8–9
In 180 B.C., in response to a treaty-breaking incursion into Galatia and a threat to Cappadocia, Eumenes of Pergamum marched against Pharnaces of Pontus. The route he took is described thus by Polybius (24.14.8–9): παραγενμενοι δ' κ Καλπτου πεμπταῖοι πρς τν Ἅλυν ποταμν κταῖοι πλιν νζευξαν εἰς Παρνασσν. ἔνθα κα Ἀριαρθης τν Καππαδοκν βασιλεὺς συνμιξεν αὐτος μετ τς οἰκεας δυνμεως, κα (παρεισ)λθον εἰς τν Μωκισσων χώραν
The Cappadocian Fathers, Women and Ecclesiastical Politics
THE CAPPADOCIAN FATHERS, WOMEN AND ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS* BY PHILIP M. BEAGON I It will be the task of a future generation of social historians to explain the explosion of interest in the role of women in the early church seen in the last twenty years or so. Averil Cameron has analysed some of the contemporary factors at work, prominent among them being the issue of the ordination of women.' 1 Various factions in the modern theological debate s…
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A note on Polybius 24.14.8–9
In 180 B.C., in response to a treaty-breaking incursion into Galatia and a threat to Cappadocia, Eumenes of Pergamum marched against Pharnaces of Pontus. The route he took is described thus by Polybius (24.14.8–9): παραγενμενοι δ' κ Καλπτου πεμπταῖοι πρς τν Ἅλυν ποταμν κταῖοι πλιν νζευξαν εἰς Παρνασσν. ἔνθα κα Ἀριαρθης τν Καππαδοκν βασιλεὺς συνμιξεν αὐτος μετ τς οἰκεας δυνμεως, κα (παρεισ)λθον εἰς τν Μωκισσων χώραν
The Cappadocian Fathers, Women and Ecclesiastical Politics
THE CAPPADOCIAN FATHERS, WOMEN AND ECCLESIASTICAL POLITICS* BY PHILIP M. BEAGON I It will be the task of a future generation of social historians to explain the explosion of interest in the role of women in the early church seen in the last twenty years or so. Averil Cameron has analysed some of the contemporary factors at work, prominent among them being the issue of the ordination of women.' 1 Various factions in the modern theological debate s…
Basil of Caesarea
Basil of Caesarea, along with his brother, Gregory of Nyssa, and their friend, Gregory of Nazianzus, is one of the so‐called Cappadocian Fathers. The collective influence of this trio was extensive in the creation of Christian orthodoxy in the second half of the fourth century CE . Basil's career exemplifies the fusion, not uncommon in that century, of Roman aristocrat and Christian bishop. As well as helping to define doctrine in the wake of the…
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