Des Petrus Von Laodicea Erklärung Des Matthäusevangeliums

This volume presents the ancient Greek text of Peter of Laodicea's commentary on the Gospel of Matthew. Edited by Carl Friedrich Georg Heinrici and published in 1908, "Des Petrus Von Laodicea Erkl酺ung Des Matth酳sevangeliums" offers invaluable insight into early Christian biblical interpretation. Peter of Laodicea, an important figure in the history of the Church, provides a detailed exposition of Matthew's Gospel, reflecting the theological concerns and hermeneutical approaches of his time.

This edition is a crucial resource for scholars of biblical studies, patristics, and early Christian history. It allows readers to engage directly with Peter's commentary in its original language, offering a window into the development of Christian thought and the interpretation of Scripture in the early Church. Its enduring value lies in its contribution to understanding the rich tapestry of early Christian theological discourse.

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