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This work applies various types of criticism (source, form, redaction, historical) to the interpretation of the text. Typology and psycho-history are also used. The study first examines Gregory, the man and the scholar. The interpretation of the Vita V. Benedicti is in continuous form. An epilogue reviews the material as a whole to determine what exactly the hagiographer had in mind when he undertook the writing of the life of Benedict. Other Religion-Patristics & Early Christianity Books 1985 – Iberian Popular Religion, 600 BC to 700 AD: Celts, Romans, and Visigoths 2015 – English Translation and Commentary on Origo Constantini Imperatoris/ How Constantine Became Emperor (the Anonymus Valesianus: Pars Prior) Together with a Critical Textual Analysis of the Later Christian Interpretations 1990 – Identity of Anselm’s Proslogion Argument for the Existence of God with the Via Quarta of Thomas Aquinas
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