The Lord's Prayer / The Beatitudes

by Gregory of Nyssa

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The two series of homilies presented here are intensely practical, full of examples from the moral, social, medical and scientific life of Gregory's time. They paint a picture of a man thoroughly conversant with human nature in general, and in the needs of his contemporaries.

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Graef, Hilda C.	Translator	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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The Lord's Prayer / The Beatitudes

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De oratione dominica; De beatitudinibus

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