Theophonia the divine voice

Saint Epiphanius of Salamis; translated by Frank Williams

The Panarion, Books II and III, and De Fide

The later books of Epiphanius’ heresiological collection describe and dispute a succession of religious teachings. The concluding account of faith presents his positive doctrinal statement after the catalogue of controversies.

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  • Heresy and refutation
  • Confession of faith

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  • How does the final statement of faith differ in purpose from the preceding refutations?
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