Uczta demonów: Orygenesa "Contra celsum" VIII 30 i Porfiriusza "De abstinentia" II 42-43

The paper is to compare two parallel passages: Origen Contra Celsum VIII 30 and Porphyry De abstinentia II 42-43, which both concern meat-eating demo­nized as “demons’ feast”, and to inquire into a cause of this parallelism. The cause was a closest personal relationship between Origen and Porphyry...

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Published in:Vox Patrum
Main Author: Ewa Osek
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin 2018-12-01
Subjects:
Orygenes z Aleksandrii (185-255)
Przeciw Celsusowi (244- 249)
Porfiriusz z Tyru (233-305)
O wegetarianizmie (270)
Orygenes z Egiptu; O demonach (przed 253)
demonologia
Online Access:https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/vp/article/view/3274
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Summary:The paper is to compare two parallel passages: Origen Contra Celsum VIII 30 and Porphyry De abstinentia II 42-43, which both concern meat-eating demo­nized as “demons’ feast”, and to inquire into a cause of this parallelism. The cause was a closest personal relationship between Origen and Porphyry in the years A.D. 244-249, as well as their indebtedness in a common source, hypothetically, Origen the Egyptian who published his treatise De daemonibus before A.D. 253.
ISSN:0860-9411
2719-3586

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