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The Journal of Theological Studies 2006 57(1):158-163; doi:10.1093/jts/flj008
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‘At that Time the Group Around Maximian was Enjoying Imperial Power’: an Interpolation in Gregory of Nyssa's Homily in Praise of Theodore

Johan Leemans

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Correspondence: johan.leemans{at}theo.kuleuven.be

The sentence ‘For at that time the group around Maximian was enjoying imperial power’, the only chronological indicator in Gregory of Nyssa's In Theodorum, may be identified on literary grounds as a scribal interpolation. When this is recognized, the Passio Theodori (BHG 1761) becomes the oldest evidence for the dating of Theodore's martyrdom.


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