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Patrology

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Patrology 

the aspect of Christian theology devoted to the biographies of the fathers of the church and to the interpretation of their works. Patrology is also concerned with codifying the basic works of the fathers of the church, important sources on church history. J.-P. Migne compiled the most extensive publication of these sources and other related materials.
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95 Hardcover BR67 A textbook for students and an initial reference for scholars is what Drobner (church history and patrology, U.
The fathers of the church; a comprehensive introduction by Reference & Research Book News
It demonstrates a tremendous amount of research, because Johnson examined the whole Migne Greek Patrology to find where James is used and cites a large number of references.
Brother of Jesus, Friend of God: Studies in the Letter of James by Linss, Wilhelm C. / Currents in Theology and Mission
His works occupy volumes 22-30 of Migne's Latin Patrology.
St. Jerome by Baldwin, Barry / Catholic Insight
 
 
 
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