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Professor of History of Christianity. His research interests are Patristics (more precisely, the history of exegesis, gnosticism, and the alexandrian tradition) and a number of deep-rooted diachronical themes (conciliar history, political theology, use of Church Fathers during the Modern and Contemporary Eras, wars of religion).
PI of the Project PRIN2022 "Resilient Septuagint: An Initial Exploration of the Semantics of Killing and Healing in the Septuagint and its Reception in Patristic and Late Antique Sources (3rd cent. BCE – 5th cent. CE)." [Prot. 20229E83B3 - CUP J53D23013060001]
He is deputy coordinator of the Master Program in Religions Histories Cultures.
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