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A collection of short Latin dissertations applying textual criticism and theological analysis to patristic materials and creedal language. The essays probe the structure and manuscript tradition of a disputed Oration long associated with Athanasius, arguing it is a composite of fragments addressing Marcellian, Photinian, and Sabellian themes rather than a single continuous polemic against Arianism. Related pieces examine the Ecthesis against Paul of Samosata and the specific vocabulary of Nicene anathemata, using codicological comparison and close reading to assess authorship, genre, and doctrinal intent.
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