Origeniana nona : Origen and the religious practice of his time ; papers of the 9th International

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by  György Heidl, Róbert Somos

BIBLIOTHECA EPHEMERIDUM THEOLOGICARUM LOVAN1ENS1UM
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ORIGENIANA NONA
ORIGEN AND THE RELIGIOUS PRACTICE OF HIS TIME
Papers of the 9th International Origen Congress
Pecs, Hungary, 29 August - 2 September 2005
EDITED BY
G. HEIDL - R. SOMOS
IN COLLABORATION WITH
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ORIGENIANA NONA
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BIBLIOTHECA EPHEMERIDUMTHEOLOGICARUM LOVANIENSIUM
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ORIGENIANA NONA
ORIGEN AND THE RELIGIOUS PRACTICE OF HIS TIME
Papers of the 9th International Origen Congress
Pecs, Hungary, 29 August - 2 September 2005
EDITEDBY
G. HEIDL-R. SOMOS
INCOLLABORATIONWITH
C.NEMETH
UITGEVERUPEETERS
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2009
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PREFACE
This volume contains the acts of the ninth Colloquium Origenianum.
The conference took place at the University ofPecs (Hungary) from the
29th ofAugust to the 2nd ofSeptember, 2005.
The organizers, members of the Centre for Patristic Studies, wish to
express their thanks for the generous support they have received from
the University of Pecs, the Roman-Catholic Episcopate of P6cs, the
Municipality ofPecs, and the Hungarian Scientific Research Fund.
As it was decided at the meeting in Pisa in 2001, the 2005 meeting
would deal with "Origen and the religious practice of his time". This
topic offers possibilities to study the various religious traditions that
coexisted (and at time clashed) in the second and third century. The
conference was attended by some eighty delegates. The present volume
includes a broad selection from the papers that have been read.
The editors wish to thank the many colleagues who have contributed
to this volume. They are also very much indebted to Professor Lorenzo
Perrone, the organiser of the Pisa conference, for his suggestions and
counsels. Finally, thanks are due to Peeters Publishers of Leuven for
their kind support and for accepting this volume in the series ofBETL.
R6bert Somos and Gyorgy Heidl
Centre for Patristic Studies
University ofP6cs