Two letters of Basil of Caesarea in Cappadocia – one dating back to 373 (ep. 151), the other to 374-375 (ep. 189) – addressed to the archiater sacri palatii Eustathius play a considerable importance in understanding the true identity of this Christian physician, his possible role at the court of the emperor Valens, and his function of mediation in the conflict between the supreme authority of the Arian Augustus and the religious leadership of the Orthodox bishop.
L’ago della bilancia: l’archiatra Eustazio fra il vescovo Basilio e l’imperatore Valente
Cassia Margherita
2019-01-01
Abstract
Two letters of Basil of Caesarea in Cappadocia – one dating back to 373 (ep. 151), the other to 374-375 (ep. 189) – addressed to the archiater sacri palatii Eustathius play a considerable importance in understanding the true identity of this Christian physician, his possible role at the court of the emperor Valens, and his function of mediation in the conflict between the supreme authority of the Arian Augustus and the religious leadership of the Orthodox bishop.File in questo prodotto:
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