Sancti Clementis Romani Ad Corinthios Epistulae Versio Latina Antiquissima

Sancti Clementis Romani Ad Corinthios Epistulae Versio Latina Antiquissima presents the oldest Latin version of the letters of Saint Clement of Rome to the Corinthians. This edition, carefully compiled by Germain Morin and Germain Clement, offers scholars and students a valuable resource for understanding the early Church and the transmission of important theological texts. The letters provide insights into the challenges and concerns of early Christian communities and offer a unique perspective on the development of Christian doctrine. This edition is essential for those studying early Christian literature, the history of the Latin language, and the evolution of Christian thought.

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