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Church Father · 3rd century · c. 240–258 AD

Novatian

2 works

Roman theologian, wrote on the Trinity. Later formed a schismatic sect.

Start reading — Treatise Concerning the Trinity

The Works of Novatian

Every surviving work below is here in full — the complete English text, free to read, with synchronized narrated audio you can follow word by word. No account, no paywall.

  1. Ante-Nicene Fathers · Vol. 5

    Treatise Concerning the Trinity

    The complete English text with narrated audio · first written in LatinRead & Listen
  2. Ante-Nicene Fathers · Vol. 5

    On the Jewish Meats

    The complete English text with narrated audio · first written in LatinRead & Listen

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