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Osborne's approach- the question, 'who loves whom, and for what'- represents an entirely fresh approach to ancient views on eros and its place in the Christian tradition...This is an unusual book in almost every respect...Osborne's style is engaging, what she has to say original, and her reading of anicent texts topples old hypotheses and provides new ones for consideration. They deserve to be considered. Studies in Christian Ethics Osborne's book is a useful contribution to the cross-disciplinary study of concepts of love in both ancient and medieval thought, and may profitably be read by philosophers, theologians, and historians. Ancient Philosophy

Osborne's book is a useful contribution to the cross-disciplinary study of concepts of love in both ancient and medieval thought, and may profitably be read by philosophers, theologians, and historians. * Ancient Philosophy * Osborne's approach- the question, 'who loves whom, and for what'- represents an entirely fresh approach to ancient views on eros and its place in the Christian tradition...This is an unusual book in almost every respect...Osborne's style is engaging, what she has to say original, and her reading of anicent texts topples old hypotheses and provides new ones for consideration. They deserve to be considered. * Studies in Christian Ethics *

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