This volume consists of collected individual studies occurring in context of the Athanasius Werke (the works of Athanasius of Alexandria), dealing with the "Pseudo-Athanasiana," the reception of Athanasius of Alexandria's works in Latin and Armenian, selected documents from the Trinitarian Controversy and the history of the Athanasius Werke.

In this concluding installment, the following writings of Athanasius of Alexandria are critically edited andhistorical commentary is provided on the basis of all available manuscripts: Apologia ad Constantium, Epistula ad Ioannem et Antiochum, Epistula ad Palladium, Epistula ad Dracontium, Epistula ad Afros, Epistula ad Jovianum, Epistula Joviani ad Athanasium, Petitiones Arianorum, Tomus ad Antiochenos. An extensive introduction as well as an index of references, indexes of names and words to the entire second volume of the Athanasius Werke are provided in this fascicle.

Der Sammelband enthalt dreizehn Aufsatze von Hanns Christof Brennecke, die zeigen, wie das Christentum der Kaiserzeit und der Spatantike in den Kontext des Imperium Romanum eingebettet ist. Das Themenspektrum reicht von den fruhen Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Christentum und der paganen Welt uber trinitatstheologische und christologische Fragen bis zu Analysen des syrischen Moenchtums. Die Aufsatze haben aufgrund ihrer detaillierten Quellenanalysen die Forschung nachhaltig beeinflusst.

The third fascicle of the first part of volume 3 of Athanasiusa (TM) Works continues the publication of documents relating to the history of the Arian conflict, carrying on the work started by Hans-Georg Opitz in 1934 and 1935.The fascicle contains inter alia the texts from the Synods of Antioch 326/27, Jerusalem 335, Rome and Antioch 338-341 and the Ekthesis makrostichos; it is accompanied by a detailed introduction on the chronology of the beginnings of the Arian heresy, a German translation of the documents already published, and a bibliography and reference index.