About this Blog

Editors

• Professor Markus Vinzent (King’s College London)
• Professor Allen Brent (King’s College London)

Authors

Anyone with an academic interest in Patristics who might have news to post, however occasional, is welcome to apply to become an author of Oxford Patristics; contact any of the editors above with your submissions, even if you have only a one-off piece of publications or news.

 

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Monitoring Oxford Patristics

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Citing Oxford Patristics

To cite the entire publication in the manner of the Chicago Manual of Style, use the following format:

• Oxford Patristics. London: Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King’s College London, 2011-. http://oxfordpatristics.blogspot.co.uk/.

To cite a single article (post) in Oxford Patristics, use the following format:

• Brauch, Thomas L. “Review of Studia Patristica. Volume LI.” Oxford Patristics, December 19, 2012, http://oxfordpatristics.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/thomas-l-brauch-review-of-studia.html.

To cite a comment on an article (post) in Oxford Patristics, use the same format as above, but add: comment posted on day, month, year, and add the link.