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“The truth is rarely pure and never simple” : strategies of truthfulness, epistemic authority, and believability in Late Antique and Early Medieval Christian narrative
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"Simon Magus: Villain or Simply Misunderstood?" [Podcast/Video]
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Enargeia and the epistemic value of eyewitnesses : a Christian answer to epistemological debates in early fourth-century Syria
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To believe or not to believe? Strategies of truth(fulness) and reading hermeneutics in premodern Christian narrative
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’Making a scene’ : staging philosophical drama, strategies of truth-telling, and the morality of the emotional sublime in Recognitions VIII-X
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Truth as performance in public space in fourth-century Syrian Christian apocryphal narrative : conflicting dynamics of truth-telling, parrhēsia, and open confession
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'Inmortalitatis Cupido' : (anti-)Platonic perspectives on the soul in the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions
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The Pseudo-Clementine lives of eminent (and less-eminent) philosophers, sophists, and physicians : Christian Paideia and fictionalising networks in the Late Ancient novel
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"De apocriefe tradities over Petrus en Simon de magiër" [Podcast/Video]
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The Pseudo-Clementine recognitions as early Christian philosophy : Plato's presence in the construction of a Christian philosophical way of life