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Ancient Authors and Fathers of the Church

The Hippocratic Oath (5th century BC)

 

Aristotle (384-322 BC), The Role of Metaphysics in the Knowledge of Reality

[Metaphysics, II, 1; IV, 1; VI, 1]

 

Clement of Alexandria (150-215), How Philosophers Spoke of God

[Stromati, V, 12]

 

Tertullian (160-215 ca.), The true God and the false gods, in the light of the cosmological problem

[Apologeticum, X-XII]

 

Athanasius (295-373), On the Originality of Christian Doctrine on Creation

[On the Incarnation of the Word, I, 2-3]

 

Athanasius (295-373), The harmony of the Universe results from the work of the Logos, who acts as a musician

[Contra Gentes, III, 42-44]

 

Augustine of Hippo (354-430), From Creatures to God: The Cosmological and Anthropological Paths

[Confessions, Book X, VI-VIII and XXIV-XXVII]

 

Augustine of Hippo (354-430), A Critique to Astrology from “De Civitate Dei”

[The City of God, Book V, 1-8]

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