George La Piana
Biographic Data
| ID | 3745236 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George La Piana |
| GIVEN NAMES | George |
| FAMILY NAME | La Piana |
| SIGNATURE | LA PIANA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1921 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Memorirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy of America
Memoirs
The Interpretation of History
The Interpretation of History. By Jacques Barzun, Hajo Holborn, Herbert Heaton, Dumas Malone, and George La Piana; edited by Joseph R. Strayer. (Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1943. 186 pp. $2.50.) Get access Edgar B. Wesley Edgar B. Wesley University of Minnesota Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 31, Issue 1, June 1944, Pages 114–115, https://doi.org/10.230…
Report of the Committee on Award of the Haskins Medal
A Note on Chronology in the Letters of St. Boniface
The Political Heritage of Pius XII
American Opinion of Roman Catholicism in the Eighteenth Century
The Byzantine Theater
Pontificia Americana - A Documentary History of the Catholic Church in the United States (1784-1884)
The Middle Ages . J. W. Thompson
Joachim of Flora: A Critical Survey
Ancient and Modern Christian Apologetics
The belief in miracles has played a very important part in all the great historical religions. In primitive religions the intervention of powers supposed to be beyond ordinary human control and acting for purposes of their own did not assume the character of supernatural events, for natural and supernatural were not two distinct categories in the primitive religious experience of mankind. It was the process of moralization of religions and the gr…
A New Description of the Catacombs Die Katakombenwelt. Grundriss, Ursprung und Idee der Kunst in der römischen Christengemeinde . Oscar Beyer
Peter's Residence in Rome Petrus und Paulus in Rom. Liturgische und archaeologische Studien . Hans Lietzmann
Foreign Groups in Rome during the First Centuries of the Empire
Among the many religions of oriental origin Christianity was the only one which really became a Roman religion, and any attempt to explain the complex history of the institutional development of the Church of Rome during the early centuries of the empire must start from the analysis of this distinguishing fact, the ‘romanization’ of the Christian Church. A survey of the Roman environment in which Christianity made its first conquests and secured …
The Franciscans in England, 1224-1538 . Edward Hutton
The Roman Church at the End of the Second Century
During the latter part of the second century Irenaeus of Lyons, at the beginning of his treatise “Against All Heresies,” did not hesitate to state with great emphasis that Christianity had fully succeeded in keeping intact the original Christian faith, in safeguarding the unbroken continuity of the apostolic tradition, and in maintaining the unity of belief and of sacramental practice throughout all the churches scattered in the Roman Empire. One…
Recent Tendencies in Roman Catholic Theology
Catholic writers on Scholastic Theology do not hesitate to admit that no work contributing new and valuable additions to this science has been published since the days of Bellarmin, Suarez, and Lugo. The collapse of scholastic philosophy after the fifteenth century could not fail to affect also scholastic theology, which in losing all contact with the new scientific progress lost also its strong appeal to speculative minds. Moreover, the Church, …
The Tombs of Peter and Paul Ad Catacumbas
Recent archaeological discoveries have contributed in many ways to enrich our knowledge of the early periods of Christian history. It cannot be denied that the results of these investigations as a whole have given testimony in favor of the conservative historical tradition, rather than of the aggressive criticism of the last century. In many cases archaeological evidence has verified or confirmed traditions to which historical criticism had denie…
Cephas and Peter in the Epistle to the Galatians
In his note ‘Simon, Cephas, Peter’ in this Review (January, 1921, pp. 95–97), Professor Kirsopp Lake, calling attention to the existence of early evidence that in some quarters Cephas was thought to be a different person from Peter, wonders why “Christian tradition has so completely lost sight of these doubts, which were clearly present in various forms to Clement of Alexandria and to the still earlier writer of the Epistola Apostolorum.”
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The Tombs of Peter and Paul Ad Catacumbas
Recent archaeological discoveries have contributed in many ways to enrich our knowledge of the early periods of Christian history. It cannot be denied that the results of these investigations as a whole have given testimony in favor of the conservative historical tradition, rather than of the aggressive criticism of the last century. In many cases archaeological evidence has verified or confirmed traditions to which historical criticism had denie…
Cephas and Peter in the Epistle to the Galatians
In his note ‘Simon, Cephas, Peter’ in this Review (January, 1921, pp. 95–97), Professor Kirsopp Lake, calling attention to the existence of early evidence that in some quarters Cephas was thought to be a different person from Peter, wonders why “Christian tradition has so completely lost sight of these doubts, which were clearly present in various forms to Clement of Alexandria and to the still earlier writer of the Epistola Apostolorum.”
Recent Tendencies in Roman Catholic Theology
Catholic writers on Scholastic Theology do not hesitate to admit that no work contributing new and valuable additions to this science has been published since the days of Bellarmin, Suarez, and Lugo. The collapse of scholastic philosophy after the fifteenth century could not fail to affect also scholastic theology, which in losing all contact with the new scientific progress lost also its strong appeal to speculative minds. Moreover, the Church, …
The Roman Church at the End of the Second Century
During the latter part of the second century Irenaeus of Lyons, at the beginning of his treatise “Against All Heresies,” did not hesitate to state with great emphasis that Christianity had fully succeeded in keeping intact the original Christian faith, in safeguarding the unbroken continuity of the apostolic tradition, and in maintaining the unity of belief and of sacramental practice throughout all the churches scattered in the Roman Empire. One…
Foreign Groups in Rome during the First Centuries of the Empire
Among the many religions of oriental origin Christianity was the only one which really became a Roman religion, and any attempt to explain the complex history of the institutional development of the Church of Rome during the early centuries of the empire must start from the analysis of this distinguishing fact, the ‘romanization’ of the Christian Church. A survey of the Roman environment in which Christianity made its first conquests and secured …
The Franciscans in England, 1224-1538 . Edward Hutton
A New Description of the Catacombs Die Katakombenwelt. Grundriss, Ursprung und Idee der Kunst in der römischen Christengemeinde . Oscar Beyer
Peter's Residence in Rome Petrus und Paulus in Rom. Liturgische und archaeologische Studien . Hans Lietzmann
Ancient and Modern Christian Apologetics
The belief in miracles has played a very important part in all the great historical religions. In primitive religions the intervention of powers supposed to be beyond ordinary human control and acting for purposes of their own did not assume the character of supernatural events, for natural and supernatural were not two distinct categories in the primitive religious experience of mankind. It was the process of moralization of religions and the gr…
The Middle Ages . J. W. Thompson
Joachim of Flora: A Critical Survey
Pontificia Americana - A Documentary History of the Catholic Church in the United States (1784-1884)
The Byzantine Theater
American Opinion of Roman Catholicism in the Eighteenth Century
The Political Heritage of Pius XII
A Note on Chronology in the Letters of St. Boniface
Report of the Committee on Award of the Haskins Medal
The Interpretation of History
The Interpretation of History. By Jacques Barzun, Hajo Holborn, Herbert Heaton, Dumas Malone, and George La Piana; edited by Joseph R. Strayer. (Princeton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1943. 186 pp. $2.50.) Get access Edgar B. Wesley Edgar B. Wesley University of Minnesota Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 31, Issue 1, June 1944, Pages 114–115, https://doi.org/10.230…
Memoirs
Memorirs of Fellows and Corresponding Fellows of the Mediaeval Academy of America
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