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Medieval Public Justice by Massimo Vallerani (review)

Karmann’s study does not tackle these central questions at all; rather, its author is content to move the focus of his investigation with the texts he analyzes: from Meletius’s own homily to the “Meletians” cited by Athanasius to the group of bishops responsible for the letter of 363. As a result, his book, although meriting attention for its careful review of some central theological texts from the early 360s, leaves the task of reconstructing the personality and the theology of Meletius as a challenge for future Patristic scholarship.