Didascalia Apostolorum - Paperback

"Didascalia Apostolorum" is a foundational document of early Christian history and law. This work presents the "Teaching of the Apostles," a 3rd-century treatise that provides a detailed window into the life, liturgy, and organizational structure of the early Church.

The text addresses the duties of bishops, the roles of deacons and widows, and the conduct of the faithful. It covers critical topics such as penance, liturgical practice, and the relationship between the Church and the surrounding world. This translation and scholarly treatment by R. Hugh Connolly is renowned for its rigor, offering a faithful rendering that captures the nuances of the ancient source material preserved in Syriac. As a primary source, it remains essential for understanding the development of early canon law and the evolution of Christian communal life.

Offering invaluable insights for scholars of theology and history, "Didascalia Apostolorum" stands as a vital link to the traditions and ecclesiastical discipline of the early Christian era.

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