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The Enchiridion

A concise handbook of Christian belief and life structured around faith, hope, and love.

Augustine of Hippoc. AD 421Siglo 5

Resumen

Categoría
Padres Nicenos y Posnicenos
Género
Compendio
Tradición
Occidental
Región
Western Mediterranean
Idioma original
Latin
Precisión de fecha
Aproximada

Contexto histórico

Contexto manuscrito

The Enchiridion circulated in Western Mediterranean and is received through Latin manuscript and translation traditions associated with Augustine of Hippo.

Temas

Trinitarian TheologyChristologySpiritual Formation

Controversias

  • Christological debates

Enlaces de fuente

  • English translation

    www.newadvent.org · Calidad de fuente: Primaria · Última verificación: 2026-02-28

  • Archive mirror

    web.archive.org · Calidad de fuente: Archivo · Última verificación: 2026-02-28

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