LectureCyril of Alexandria’s Development of the Constellation of Lexicography, Biblical Exegesis, and Doctrinal Conviction in his Commentary on the Gospel of John as the Interpretive Context for his Innovative Application of the Term, ‘hypostasis,’ in his Second Letter to NestoriusPUBLISHEDPUBLISHED:Author(s):Troy A. StefanoPublisher/Venue:June, 2011; Oxford, EnglandYear:2011Role:Author

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Cyril of Alexandria’s Development of the Constellation of Lexicography, Biblical Exegesis, and Doctrinal Conviction in his Commentary on the Gospel of John as the Interpretive Context for his Innovative Application of the Term, ‘hypostasis,’ in his Second Letter to Nestorius

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“Cyril of Alexandria’s Development of the Constellation of Lexicography, Biblical Exegesis, and Doctrinal Conviction in his Commentary on the Gospel of John as the Interpretive Context for his Innovative Application of the Term, ‘hypostasis,’ in his Second Letter to Nestorius.” Presentation at: Oxford Patristics Conference, Oxford University. June, 2011; Oxford, England.

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