De Origenis Ethica explores the ethical framework of Origen, an early Christian scholar and theologian. Wilhelm Capitaine's work, originally published in 1888, delves into Origen's moral philosophy, drawing from his interpretations of scripture and his broader theological system. This text offers insights into the development of Christian ethics and the intersection of classical philosophy and early Christian thought. It remains a valuable resource for scholars interested in patristics, the history of ethics, and the intellectual history of early Christianity.
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