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• Piero Alfonso Carlo Masolo, "Sarai beato perché non hanno da ricambiarti" (Lc 14,14). Dal simposio (Lc 14,1–24) alla convivialità nella duplice opera lucana (Studi e ricerche. Sezione teologica; Assissi: Cittadella 2024) Wojciech Wasiak · 2025
  It describes Paul’s missionary activity no longer in the synagogue, but in the oikos of Lydia and the con­ verted guard (Acts 16:33–34; 16:40). The author calls the meal at the latter’s house after his baptism quasi-litu …
• The Term ἀντίψυχος as an Expiatory Sacrifice of Martyrs in the Light of The Fourth Book of Maccabees and Other Ancient Extra-Biblical Literature Marcin Chrostowski · 2021 · 5. Expiatory Martyrdom (ἀντίψυχος) in Patristic
  5. Expiatory Martyrdom (ἀντίψυχος) in Patristic and Early Christian Literature The term ἀντίψυχος, used twice in the Septuagint, is more common in Greek patristic literature. The works of St. Ignatius of Antioch († 110), …
• Judas Maccabeus and the Roman Republic: Greek Political Vocabulary in 1 Macc 8:1 Janusz Nawrot · 2021
  When Mardonius and his army had returned to Thebes, the Greeks gathered in congress decreed to make common cause with the Athenians and advancing (προσελθόντας) to Plataea in a body, to fight to a finish for liberty, and …
• Witnesses of the Resurrected Messiah Janusz Kucicki · 2019 · 2.2. The Missionary Journeys
  2.2. The Missionary Journeys Luke writes little about the reason for the trip and Paul’s stay in Macedonia and Greece (Acts 20:1-3), which was probably caused by his conscious omission of the issue known to us from the E …