L.caelii Lactantii Firmiani Divinarum Institutionum Epotome Liber Singularis
This is a single-volume edition of the epitome of L. Caelius Lactantius Firmianus's "Divinarum Institutionum." Lactantius, often called the 'Christian Cicero, ' was a prominent early Christian author who lived from approximately 250 to 325 AD. His "Divine Institutes" sought to present Christian doctrine in an eloquent and persuasive manner to a pagan audience. The 'Epitome' is a shorter, condensed version of the larger work, intended to make Lactantius's arguments more accessible. This volume offers readers a concise entry point into Lactantius's thought and provides valuable insight into the development of early Christian theology and its engagement with classical rhetoric and philosophy.
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