Christus Patiens, Carmen Heroicum is a compelling work of Latin poetry by Ren Rapin, meticulously edited by Michael Maittaire. This epic poem, intended for a scholarly audience, explores the Passion of Christ through the lens of classical literature. Rapin's verse combines religious themes with the grand style of the heroic tradition, offering a unique perspective on a pivotal event in Christian history.
This edition, carefully prepared by Maittaire, preserves the original text while making it accessible to modern readers interested in Latin poetry and religious studies. The poem's enduring value lies in its elegant language and its exploration of faith, suffering, and redemption. For students and scholars of classical literature and Christian history, Christus Patiens offers a rich and rewarding reading experience.
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