ΛΟΓΟΙ ΑΝΤΙΡΡΗΤΙΚΟΙ ΚΑΤΑ ΕΙΚΟΝΟΜΑΧΩΝ

In this book, Theodore the Studite seeks, as he himself notes, simplicity and clarity. His speech is intended to refute the arguments of the opponent, to convince, to teach, and he certainly succeeds in doing so. Despite the fact that these writings have been compiled under the pressure of necessity, difficult circumstances and a variety of activities, they are unpretentious, simple, clear, and vividly illustrate the intelligence, skill, wealth of ideas and knowledge, and passion for truth of the author.

Pages: 368, Size: 14 x 20

The book is available only in Greek language.