The Pseudo-Gregorian Dialogues
Series: - Studies in the History of Christian Traditions, Volume: 37
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'...Clark's conclusions cannot but have far-reaching repercussions for the immediate subject and many allied topics: Gregory himself, theology, literature, and Benedict and Benedictism.'
Harry Rosenberg, Church History, 1989.
'It is difficult to decide whether the method, the findings or the consequences of this study are the most exciting...The important work is closely reasoned and lean, for all its 754 pages of text. But it is a joy to follow an argument presented with such courteous cogency. For this Benedictine at any rate, its conclusions are liberating.'
Henry Wansbrough, The Heythrop Journal, 1989.
Harry Rosenberg, Church History, 1989.
'It is difficult to decide whether the method, the findings or the consequences of this study are the most exciting...The important work is closely reasoned and lean, for all its 754 pages of text. But it is a joy to follow an argument presented with such courteous cogency. For this Benedictine at any rate, its conclusions are liberating.'
Henry Wansbrough, The Heythrop Journal, 1989.