Digital Logos Edition
Farrar’s Lives of the Fathers is a concise and focused history of the early church. In these volumes, Farrar connects the history of the church during its first four centuries with the lives of its founding fathers and teachers. Starting with Ignatius, Farrar compiles a biography of the Apostolic Fathers in the most complete form available. His chronological table of Roman emperors helps track the political influences on the early church. You'll find references to almost every person who influenced the church during its first four centuries.
With the Logos edition of Farrar’s Lives of the Fathers collection, you gain quick and easy access to maps and charts, as well as definitions and lexical information that help you experience church history like never before. Put your research into perspective with Logos’ Timeline, tracking everything from Genesis to the present—biblical, church, and world history, just a click away. Automatic syncing between devices prevents you from spending time searching for where you left off.
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Frederic William Farrar (1831–1903) was born in Bombay, India. He attended King William’s College, King’s College, London, and Trinity College, Cambridge. Farrar was canon of Westminster and later rector of St. Margaret’s, Westminster. Later he became the archdeacon of Westminster Abbey and Dean of Canterbury. Known for his preaching, Farrar was also a prolific author. He wrote works on Scripture and theology along with novels and children’s books.
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