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001380396 005__ 20211202003141.0
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001380396 05000 $$aBR1720.S7$$bU73 1997
001380396 1001_ $$aUrbainczyk, Theresa,$$d1960-
001380396 24510 $$aSocrates of Constantinople :$$bhistorian of church and state /$$cTheresa Urbainczyk.
001380396 260__ $$aAnn Arbor :$$bUniversity of Michigan Press,$$c©1997.
001380396 300__ $$aviii, 215 pages ;$$c24 cm
001380396 336__ $$atext$$btxt$$2rdacontent
001380396 337__ $$aunmediated$$bn$$2rdamedia
001380396 338__ $$avolume$$bnc$$2rdacarrier
001380396 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 181-197) and indexes.
001380396 5050_ $$aConstantine to Theodosius II -- The author -- The ecclesiastical history -- Socrates' theory of history -- Historiography -- Bishops -- Emperors -- Enemies of unity.
001380396 5201_ $$a"The church history of Socrates is one of the most important sources, eastern or western, pagan or Christian, for the fourth and early fifth centuries. This book is the first detailed study of Socrates' history, and it describes the historical situation in which he wrote his work, pulling together all the personal information available about the author. It then examines the history itself, how it was composed, and which sources were used, and it looks at the relationship between Socrates' work and other church histories. The book goes on to explore Socrates' attitudes toward bishops, emperors, and their enemies." "Socrates is often dismissed by modern scholars for being unable to master the genre of ecclesiastical historiography. Urbainczyk argues that he introduced secular material deliberately. In his view arguments and division in the church caused trouble in the state. In other words, when church leaders quibbled over theology, they endangered the state. It was their duty, therefore, for the sake of church and state, to unite under the emperor. This study not only calls on scholars to reexamine Socrates of Constantinople but also makes the wider argument that the ancients were far less concerned with genre than modern scholars, and that the ecclesiastical history is a continuation, not a deviation, from political history."--BOOK JACKET.
001380396 60000 $$aSocrates,$$cScholasticus,$$dapproximately 379-approximately 440.
001380396 60006 $$aSocrate,$$cle Scolastique,$$denviron 379-environ 440.$$0(CaOONL)ncf11969878
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001380396 60007 $$aSocrate le Scholastique,$$d(0380?-0450?)$$2ram
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001380396 650_7 $$aKirchengeschichte$$2gnd$$0(DE-588)4030720-7
001380396 65017 $$aHistoria ecclesiastica (Socrates Scholasticus)$$2gtt
001380396 65017 $$aVroege kerk.$$2gtt
001380396 65017 $$aPolitieke situatie.$$2gtt
001380396 650_7 $$aChurch history$$yPrimitive and early church, ca. 30-600.$$2nli
001380396 650_7 $$aFathers of the church, Greek.$$2nli
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