La perdrix animal méchant figure du diable

Augustin héritier d'une tradition exégétique

A propos de Jr XVII, II chez les Pères. Le commentaire du Physiologus, appuyé sur la LXX et identifiant la perdrix à Satan, joue un grand rôle dans l'exégèse patristique. Je note en passant cette phrase, dont on oublie souvent la pertinence: "Mais Jérôme lui-même, commentant Jérémie à la fin de sa v...

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Bibliographic Details
Author:Antoon Adriaan Robert Bastiaensen
Published: S.n., s.l., 1990
Volume:40
Pages:193-217
Language:French
Periodical:Augustiniana
Number:1-4
Format:Article
Topic:- Biography > Relations and Sources > Greek Christian writers > Pseudo-Eustace of Antioch
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Greek Christian writers > Gregory of Nyssa
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Greek Christian writers > Hippolytus
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Greek Christian writers > Origen - Origenists > Origen
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Greek Christian writers > Physiologus
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Latin Christian writers > Ambrose / Pseudo-Ambrose > Ambrose
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Latin Christian writers > Chromatius of Aquilea
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Latin Christian writers > Filastrius of Brescia (end of 4th century)
- Biography > Relations and Sources > Latin Christian writers > Jerome (about 350-420)
- Works > Studies on Vocabulary/Themes > Topics - Latin vocabulary > P > Perdrix
- Works > Anti-Manichean Works > Contra Faustum Manicheum > c. Faust. 13 > c. Faust. 13,12
- Works > Sermones > Ss. per numerum > S. 46 > 46, 28-29
- Doctrine > From man to God > Divine revelation > Exegesis > [Exégèse des textes de l'Ancien Testament] > [Jérémie] > [Jérémie 17,11]
Status:Active

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