The Complete Early Church Fathers Collection: With linked footnotes

The "Fathers of the Church" collection is a comprehensive and authoritative anthology of ancient Christian theologians and writers, spanning from the second century to the fifth century.

This impressive work includes 16 volumes, each meticulously edited by Philip Schaff, providing an in-depth exploration of the early Christian church's development and orthodoxy. The collection covers a diverse range of influential figures, including the Apostolic Fathers, Greek and Western apologists, Gnostic and Marcionite heretics, and numerous other notable writers.

The volumes are organized chronologically, offering a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of Christian thought and practice over time. Within each volume, readers will discover insightful treatises, letters, and historical accounts that have shaped the course of Christian history.

From the catechetical school of Alexandria to the writings of St.

Cyril of Jerusalem and St.

Epiphanius, this collection offers a wealth of knowledge on the early Christian church's beliefs, practices, and conflicts. Whether you are a scholar, student, or simply someone interested in the rich history of Christianity, this comprehensive anthology is an indispensable resource.

With its meticulous editing and thorough indexing, "The Fathers of the Church" collection is an essential tool for anyone seeking to understand the early Christian church and its enduring legacy.