Arnold Ehrhardt
Biographic Data
| ID | 5845652 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arnold Ehrhardt |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arnold |
| FAMILY NAME | Ehrhardt |
| SIGNATURE | EHRHARDT A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Manchester |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1945 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Disciples of Emmaus
The story in Luke xxiv. 13–35 of the manifestation of the risen Lord to the disciples on the road to Emmaus is relevant for the understanding of Luke as an author since it has no parallels in the New Testament, apart from the spurious ending of the Gospel of Mark. Among the apocryphal traditions too there is only a Coptic fragment of a rather recent age which contains the beginning of it; and both of these seem closely connected with the Lukan tr…
The First Two Years of the Emperor Theodosius I
There have been of late two important books dealing with Theodosius and the Christian Church—one by W. Ensslin and the other by N. Q. King. To a large extent these two authors are agreed that the emperor from the time when he was called by Gratian, the senior Augustus, after the catastrophic defeat of Valens at Hadrianople in 378, where the Roman army of the Balkans together with its emperor was annihilated, gave most of his time and mind to the …
Christianity and Authority
To begin with, the subject of this paper is not simply "authority," nor "the Church and authority," still less "the Church and political authority," but Christianity and authority. This means to say that it is intended to discuss the meaning of authority amongst "all those who profess and call themselves Christians," irrespective of their affiliation to one or another Christian Church or denomination. This proposition makes it incumbent upon us t…
Christianity Before the Apostles' Creed
Not so long ago a little treatise on the Apostles' Creed was edited by the late Dom R. H. Connolly, and established as the property of Ambrose of Milan. In this treatise the statement may be found that “when therefore the holy Apostles all came together they compiled a short formula of the faith so that we might shortly be instructed about the whole course of the faith.” We are not concerned here with the question on what occasion the holy Apostl…
Die Rechtsquellen des Kantons Graubünden
Die Rechtsquellen des Kantons Graubünden: Lex Romana Curiensis. Edited by Elisabeth Meyer-Marthaler. (Sammlung Schweizerischer Rechtsquellen, xv) Pp. l x + 722. Aarau: H. R. Sauerländer, 1959. Swiss Frs. 70.00 (bound), Swiss Frs. 55.00 (stitched). - Volume 12 Issue 1
Jewish and Christian Ordination
In recent discussions about the Apostolic Ministry of the Church the Jewish factor in its development has proved a disturbing element. Therefore, a book dealing with the early rite of rabbinical ordination, which has been lately published in Germany, should be certain of an interested reception, even though the main facts can be found already in Billerbeck. Dr. Lohse, its author, shows himself well versed in rabbinical literature, and the evidenc…
Greek Proverbs in the Gospel
Christianity arose in an environment which was, on the one hand, still dependent upon the traditions of the Jewish Church but, on the other, wide open to Hellenistic civilization. There exists today a strong and in many respects very healthy tendency to test the Gospels for Aramaic origin, the results of which are at the same time stimulating and challenging. However, even if the view that major portions of the four canonical Gospels are translat…
Justin Martyr's Two Apologies
It is still an open question whether Justin Martyr wrote two Apologies or only one, and whether the two Apologies which have come down to us under his name in no more than two manuscripts, one the Parisinus Regius 450, the other a Claromontanus, which is only a copy of the first, are composed of the fragments of the one (or two) which he wrote. The evidence is, indeed, at first sight rather bewildering. On the one hand we have the testimony of Eu…
Vir Bonus Quadrato Lapidi Comparatur
In an article published recently on the English pupils of St. Anselm, the saying which forms the title of this essay is quoted from the Dicta Anselmi. The same sentence appears in Ps. Anselm's Similitudines, and in Eadmer's Sermon on Gregory the Great. This coincidence is used as evidence for the dependence of the two latter works upon the former. But the saying is of much greater antiquity
The First Two Years of the Emperor Theodosius I
There have been of late two important books dealing with Theodosius and the Christian Church—one by W. Ensslin and the other by N. Q. King. To a large extent these two authors are agreed that the emperor from the time when he was called by Gratian, the senior Augustus, after the catastrophic defeat of Valens at Hadrianople in 378, where the Roman army of the Balkans together with its emperor was annihilated, gave most of his time and mind to the …
Vir Bonus Quadrato Lapidi Comparatur
In an article published recently on the English pupils of St. Anselm, the saying which forms the title of this essay is quoted from the Dicta Anselmi. The same sentence appears in Ps. Anselm's Similitudines, and in Eadmer's Sermon on Gregory the Great. This coincidence is used as evidence for the dependence of the two latter works upon the former. But the saying is of much greater antiquity
Greek Proverbs in the Gospel
Christianity arose in an environment which was, on the one hand, still dependent upon the traditions of the Jewish Church but, on the other, wide open to Hellenistic civilization. There exists today a strong and in many respects very healthy tendency to test the Gospels for Aramaic origin, the results of which are at the same time stimulating and challenging. However, even if the view that major portions of the four canonical Gospels are translat…
Justin Martyr's Two Apologies
It is still an open question whether Justin Martyr wrote two Apologies or only one, and whether the two Apologies which have come down to us under his name in no more than two manuscripts, one the Parisinus Regius 450, the other a Claromontanus, which is only a copy of the first, are composed of the fragments of the one (or two) which he wrote. The evidence is, indeed, at first sight rather bewildering. On the one hand we have the testimony of Eu…
Jewish and Christian Ordination
In recent discussions about the Apostolic Ministry of the Church the Jewish factor in its development has proved a disturbing element. Therefore, a book dealing with the early rite of rabbinical ordination, which has been lately published in Germany, should be certain of an interested reception, even though the main facts can be found already in Billerbeck. Dr. Lohse, its author, shows himself well versed in rabbinical literature, and the evidenc…
Die Rechtsquellen des Kantons Graubünden
Die Rechtsquellen des Kantons Graubünden: Lex Romana Curiensis. Edited by Elisabeth Meyer-Marthaler. (Sammlung Schweizerischer Rechtsquellen, xv) Pp. l x + 722. Aarau: H. R. Sauerländer, 1959. Swiss Frs. 70.00 (bound), Swiss Frs. 55.00 (stitched). - Volume 12 Issue 1
Christianity Before the Apostles' Creed
Not so long ago a little treatise on the Apostles' Creed was edited by the late Dom R. H. Connolly, and established as the property of Ambrose of Milan. In this treatise the statement may be found that “when therefore the holy Apostles all came together they compiled a short formula of the faith so that we might shortly be instructed about the whole course of the faith.” We are not concerned here with the question on what occasion the holy Apostl…
Christianity and Authority
To begin with, the subject of this paper is not simply "authority," nor "the Church and authority," still less "the Church and political authority," but Christianity and authority. This means to say that it is intended to discuss the meaning of authority amongst "all those who profess and call themselves Christians," irrespective of their affiliation to one or another Christian Church or denomination. This proposition makes it incumbent upon us t…
The Disciples of Emmaus
The story in Luke xxiv. 13–35 of the manifestation of the risen Lord to the disciples on the road to Emmaus is relevant for the understanding of Luke as an author since it has no parallels in the New Testament, apart from the spurious ending of the Gospel of Mark. Among the apocryphal traditions too there is only a Coptic fragment of a rather recent age which contains the beginning of it; and both of these seem closely connected with the Lukan tr…
The First Two Years of the Emperor Theodosius I
There have been of late two important books dealing with Theodosius and the Christian Church—one by W. Ensslin and the other by N. Q. King. To a large extent these two authors are agreed that the emperor from the time when he was called by Gratian, the senior Augustus, after the catastrophic defeat of Valens at Hadrianople in 378, where the Roman army of the Balkans together with its emperor was annihilated, gave most of his time and mind to the …
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