Religious Polemics and Encounters in Late Antiquity : Boundaries, Conversions, and Persuasion. Religious polemics and encounters in late antiquity : boundaries, conversions, and persuasion / edited by Timo Nisula, Anni Maria Laato, Pablo Irizar.

Intro
‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Abraham in Justin Martyr's Dialogue (Laato)
‎Excellent, but How? Abraham in Josephus (Koskenniemi)
‎Illusory Polemics: Clement and Irenaeus on the Gnostics (Yli-Karjanmaa)
‎Justin Martyr as a Polemicist (Back)
‎Mimus Religionis, Mimicry, and Deviance: Late Antique Polemic against Religious Others (Kahlos)
‎Tertullian on Christian Converts and Clashes with the Pagan World (Laato)
‎Worshipping a False Go(o)d: Praeparatio Evangelica 7.2-4 through the Lens of Anti-Epicurean Polemics (Toiviainen Rø)
‎Anti-Donatist Polemic and Biblical Hermeneutics: Questions of Ecclesiology in Augustine of Hippo's De Doctrina Christiana (Grabau)
‎Talking with the Enemy: Fictitious Polemical Dialogues against the Donatists in Augustine's Sermones ad populum (Nisula)
‎The Challenge of Shame for Philosophical Dialogue in Augustine's Early Writings (Manninen)
‎The Grace of Merit and the Merit of Grace: Dialogical Ambiguity in Augustine's Sermons (Irizar)
‎The Rhetoric of Appropriation and Dissociation in Evodius' Aduersus Manichaeos: A Case Study of Anti-Manichaean Polemics (Vanspauwen)
‎Threat of Conversion in the Earliest Syriac Writings on Islam? (Seppälä)
‎Index of Subjects
‎Index of Modern Authors.