Are the Writings of Dionysius the Areopagite Genuine?
Parker argues for the traditional attribution of the Dionysian writings. His historical defence appeals to biblical usage, external testimony and earlier scholarly arguments.
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Key themes
- Dionysian authorship
- Historical authenticity debate
Questions for your reading
- What kinds of evidence does Parker use to defend traditional authorship?
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Parker’s historical argument is presented as his position, rather than a settled attribution.
