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Augustine, The Care to Be Taken for
the Dead. |
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Augustine, City of God 21.13-26. |
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Augustine, Enchiridion 67-69,
110. |
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Caesarius of Arles, Sermon 179. |
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Gregory the Great, Dialogue 4. |
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Origen, On First Principles 2.10.4-8. |
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Origen, Against Celsus 4.13;
5.15; 6.70. |
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Passion of Perpetua and
Felicitae. |
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Vision of Paul |
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R.R. Atwell, "From Augustine to Gregory
the Great: An Evaluation of the Emergence of the Doctrine of Purgatory," Journal of Ecclesiastical History 38 (1987): 173-186. |
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Cecily Boulding, "Purgatory - What Do
Catholics Believe?" Epworth Review 22.2 (1995): 101-109. |
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Jacques
Le Goff, The Birth of Purgatory, new edn. Arthur Goldhammer, translator.
Scolar Press, 1991. Pbk. ISBN: 0859678652. pp.440. Should
be read in conjunction with the article by Gurevich (below). |
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Aron J. Gurevich, "Popular and
Scholarly Medieval Traditions: Notes in the Margins of Jacques Le Goff's Book," Journal of Medieval History 9 (1983): 71-90. |
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Aaron Milavec, "The Birth of Purgatory:
Evidence of the Didache," Proceedings (Eastern Great Lakes Biblical
Society) 12 (1992): 91-104. |
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Gerhard Ludwig Muller, "Purgatory," Theology Digest 33.4 (1986): 31-36. |
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Robert Ombres, "Images of Healing: The
Making of the Traditions Concerning Purgatory," Eastern Churches Review 8.2 (1976): 128-138. |
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T. Silverstein, Visio Santi Paul:
The History of the Apocalypse in Latin, Together with Nine Texts. London:
Christophers, 1935. |
