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Index
Cover
Imprint
Subvention
Title
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part One. Points of Departure: Theology and Christian Leadership in the Third-Century Church
1. Christian Leadership and the Challenge of Theology
2. “Not in the Spirit of Controversy”: Truth, Leadership, and Solidarity
Part Two. God in Dispute: Devotion and Truth, A.D. 318–325
3. Precision, Devotion, and Controversy in Alexandria
4. Making the People a Partner to the Dispute
5. “For the Sake of the Logos”: Spreading the Controversy
6. “To Please the Overseer of All”: The Emperor’s Involvement and the Politicization of Theology
Part Three. Defining God: Truth and Power, A.D. 325–361
7. Claiming Truth, Projecting Power, A.D. 325–337
8. The Challenge of Theology and Power in Action: Bishops, Cities, and Empire, A.D. 337–361
Conclusion
Appendix
Bishops Investigated or Deposed for Doctrinal Reasons before the Arian Controversy
Compromise and Solidarity in Doctrinal Controversy in the Early Church
The Workshops of Alexandria
Kolluthus’s Schism and the Arians
The Recall of Arius and the Bithynian Bishops
The Arian Community of Alexandria after Nicaea
Athanasius and Arsenius of Hypsele
Events Involving Athanasius from Spring 330 to Winter 332
From Athanasius’s Flight to the Councils of Rome and Antioch, 339–341
List of Abbreviations
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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