Dissertatione Philologico-philosophica ... Seu Invisibilia Dei Ex Epist. Ad Rom. I,20 ... Exponent Praeses Carolus Augustus Wolffius Et Respondens Sig (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246289589)

This is a philological-philosophical dissertation focusing on the interpretation of Romans 1:20, which discusses the 'invisible things of God.' Presented by Carolus Augustus Wolffius with Sigismund Frid. Dresigius as respondent, the work delves into theological and philosophical exposition. It offers a close examination of the passage, exploring the understanding of God's attributes as revealed through the created world. This work will be of interest to scholars of theology, philosophy, and biblical studies, especially those interested in natural theology and the interpretation of Pauline epistles.

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