Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, vols. 1–4
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, 1850
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Overview
Institutes of Ecclesiastical History is a welcome addition to any biblical scholar’s reference library. This ambitious collection eloquently and pragmatically provides a comprehensive history of the Christian religion and the church from its inception to the eighteenth century. Originally written in Latin, these titles were widely accessible and used by scholars of multiple nationalities, making them frequently-read and highly popular. Consulting original manuscripts and well-respected authorities in the creation of his ecclesiastical history, John Laurence von Mosheim took the utmost care to provide a work that exhibited the history with “purity and integrity.”
- Title: Institutes of Ecclesiastical History, vols. 1–4
- Author: Johann Lorenz Mosheim
- Edition: Second Revised Edition
- Publisher: Longman
- Print Publication Date: 1850
- Logos Release Date: 2014
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Subject: Church history
- Resource ID: LLS:INSTITUTESECCHIST
- Resource Type: text.monograph.church-history
- Metadata Last Updated: 2022-03-11T17:23:54Z
Reviews
1 rating
David Anfinrud
1/15/2023
Lots of good information can be found in this set. Yes written around 1850. But getting so much information in a set. I love the table at the ened that gives you information on events including Remarkable Persons and Doctrines & Corruptions The first entry for 33AD has Simon Magus as a corruption. Mentioned in Acts. Each Centry has a listing for History of Religious Separations or Heresies. It provides information that leads you to seek more information.
