The Day-to-day Life of the Desert Fathers in Fourth Century Egypt

by Lucien Regnault

Paperback, 2002

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Founders of Christian eremitism, these heroes of asceticism and virtue earned a reputation as much by their lifestyle as by their writings which have been translated into all languages and distributed throughout the Christian world.

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ST. BEDE'S PRESS (2002), Edition: 1, 258 pages

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