This is Volume 1 of a historical study of Tertullian by Charles Freppel. Written in French, the book delves into the life, writings, and theological contributions of Tertullian, an important early Christian author and theologian. The text offers insights into the historical context of Tertullian's work and its relevance to the development of Christian doctrine. Readers interested in the Church Fathers, early Christian history, and the development of theological thought will find this work a valuable resource.
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