Q. Septimi Florentis Tertvlliani Apologeticvs: The Text of Oehler (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781178057492)

Q. Septimi Florentis Tertvlliani Apologeticvs, also known as "Tertullian's Apology," is a classic work of early Christian apologetics. This edition presents the text of Oehler, offering readers access to the arguments and insights of Tertullian, a prominent figure in the early Church. Written to defend Christianity against accusations and misconceptions prevalent in the Roman Empire, Tertullian's work provides a valuable window into the challenges and intellectual climate faced by early Christians. His eloquent and persuasive defense of the faith continues to resonate with readers interested in the historical development of Christian thought and its interaction with the Roman world. This edition, carefully curated by Alexander Souter, Franz Oehler, and John E. B. Mayor, ensures a high standard of textual accuracy and scholarly rigor, making it an essential resource for students and scholars alike.

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