De Spiritu Sancto (On the Holy Spirit)

Keep studying

Follow the author trail, return to the navigator, or branch into the main themes tied to this document.

Open these themes in the navigator

Related documents

• Four Discourses Against the Arians

  Athanasiusmid 4th century

  Defends the full divinity of the Son and clarifies Nicene logic against subordinationist interpretation.

• On the Holy Spirit

  Ambrose of Milanc. AD 381

  Defends the Spirit's divine status and explains trinitarian worship in biblical and pastoral terms.

• On Not Three Gods

  Gregory of Nyssalate 4th century

  Clarifies how one divine essence can be confessed without collapsing personal distinctions within the Trinity.

• On the Trinity

  Hilary of Poitiersmid 4th century

  A major Latin defense of Nicene trinitarian theology, emphasizing scriptural confession of the Son's true divinity.

• On the Incarnation of the Word

  Athanasiusc. AD 318-325

  Explains why the Word became flesh: to defeat corruption, reveal God, and restore humanity in the divine image.

• On the Making of Man

  Gregory of Nyssac. AD 379-380

  Explores humanity as image-bearing creature, integrating theological anthropology with moral vocation.

• Nine Homilies on the Hexaemeron

  Basil the Greatc. AD 370

  Meditates on the creation account, joining biblical exposition with moral and theological instruction.

• Nisibene Hymns

  Ephraim the Syrian4th century

  Poetic theology for worship and catechesis, treating doctrine through biblical imagery and pastoral urgency.