Opening Lecture
Guy Stroumsa:
“Athens,
Jerusalem, Mecca: The Patristic Crucible of the Abrahamic Religions”
Closing Lecture
Averil Cameron: “Can Christians Do Dialogue?”
Evening Speakers
Lewis Ayres: “Grammar, Polemic and the Development
of Patristic Exegesis 150 – 250”
Sarah Coakley : “Prayer, Politics and the Trinity: Vying Models
of Authority in Third and Fourth Century Debates on Prayer and ‘Orthodoxy’”
Mark
Vessey: ‘Plurimi pertransibunt: the Translators of the King James
Version and the Church Fathers’
Plenary Speakers
George Bozinis: “John Chrysostom and the
State”
Annewies van den Hoek : “Execution as Entertainment:
the Roman Context of Martyrdom”
Hervé Inglebert: « Le problème de la formation
intellectuelle des clercs : d’Augustin à Cassiodore »
Susan
Ashbrook Harvey: “The Sorrow of Eve:
Lamentation and Penance in Syriac Tradition”
Lorenzo
Perrone: “Origen’s Confessions: Recovering the Traces of a Self-Portrait”
Therese
Fuhrer: “Augustine in Milan: the Easter Crisis of 386”
Sophie
Lunn-Rockliffe: “Diabolical problems in
Early Christian Thought”
Richard
Price: “The Theology of the Councils: Resources and Limitations”
Samuel
Rubenson: “The Formation and Reformations of the Sayings of the Desert Fathers”
Josef Lössl: “Memory as History? Patristic
Perspectives”
George Zografidis: “Is a Patristic Aesthetics possible? The
Eastern Paradigm Re-examined”
Kazuhiko
Demura: “The concept of Heart in Augustine of Hippo: its Emergence and
Development”
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