Clement of Alexandria
born 150 in Athens
4 works written in 1 location (1,104 pages)
| Date | Name and Summary | Pages | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| 190–210 | This treatise emphasizes that salvation is accessible to both the rich and the poor, depending on their inner virtues and genuine love for God and others, rather than their external possessions.more | 41 | Alexandria |
| 199 | This book presents a passionate critique of pagan beliefs, mythologies, and pagan religious practices, contrasting them sharply with the Christian faith and divine truth.more | 106 | Alexandria |
| 201 | This treatise presents a comprehensive exposition of the Christian life, emphasizing the importance of spiritual discipline, virtue, humility, and moderation as guided by the divine Word and the teachings of Christ.more | 251 | Alexandria |
| 203 | This treatise explores the relationship between divine truth, philosophy, and sacred traditions, emphasizing that true knowledge and piety originate from divine revelation and are communicated through divine wisdom, particularly the Word of God.more | 706 | Alexandria |