Opening Lecture
Rowan
Williams: ‘Tempted as we are’: Christology and the Analysis of the Passions
Closing Lecture
Frances
Young: ‘Creation and Human Being: the forging of a distinct Christian
discourse’
Evening Speakers
Winrich
Löhr: ‘Christianity as Philosophy – perspectives and problems of an ancient
intellectual project’
Bart
Ehrman: ‘Forgery and Counterforgery in the Early Christian Tradition’
Pauline
Allen: ‘Portrayals of the Theotokos ’
Plenary Speakers
Glen
Bowersock: ‘Helena’s Bridle, Ethiopian Christianity, and Syriac Apocalyptic’
Richard
Sorabji: ‘Conscience: the Graeco-Roman Contribution’
Claudia
Rapp: ‘Exemplarity and Imitation in late Antique Christianity’
Sebastian
Brock : ‘Dramatic Poems on Biblical Topics in Syriac’
Jan
Den Boeft: ‘Delight and Imagination: Ambrose’s Hymns’
M.
Kazakov: ‘Letters of Western Bishops to the Emperor Theodosius I and relations
between the Eastern and Western Churches at the end of the IV Century’
Pier
Franco Beatrice: ‘Augustine’s longing for Holiness and the Problem of Monastic
Illiteracy’
Bronwen
Neil: ‘Blessed are the Rich: Leo the Great and Roman Poor’
Susan
Wessel: ‘Mind and Sensation in Gregory of Nyssa’
Claire
Sotinel: ‘Ancient Christianity and the techniques of information’
Ulrich
Volp: ‘That unclean spirit has assaulted you from the very beginning’: John
Chrysostom and Suicide
Marie-Odile
Boulnois: “Dieu jaloux”: Embarras et controverses autour d’un nom divin dans la
littérature patristique
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