00220469_67-2_00220469_67-2 24/02/16 10:07 am Page 1 The Journal ofThe Journal Ecclesiastical History 67 2016 The Journal of Ecclesiastical History Vol. No. 2 April Volume 67 Number 2 April 2016 CONTENTS i Editorial 239 ARTICLES Athanasius’ ‘Vita Antonii’ as Political Theology: The Call Of Heavenly The Citizenship SOPHIE CARTWRIGHT 241 The Priests of the King’s Reliquary in Anglo-Saxon England JAMES LLOYD 265 Bishops, Parliament and Trial by Peers: Clerical Opposition to the Journal Confiscation of Episcopal Temporalities in the Fourteenth Century MATTHEW PHILLIPS 288 Penance in the Jesuit Mission to Japan, 1549–1562 JAMES FUJITANI 306 Vol. of ‘Theological Wars’: ‘Socinians’ v. ‘Antinomians’ in Restoration England 67 CHRISTOPHER HAIGH 325 C. René Padilla and the Origins of Integral Mission in Post-War No. 2 April Latin America DAVID C. 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RENÉ PADILLA AND THE ORIGINS OF INTEGRAL MISSION IN POST-WAR LATIN AMERICA: BY DAVID C. KIRKPATRICK REVIEWS HAHN and others (eds), Jahrbuch für Antike und Christentum, –:byM.J. Edwards KATZNELSON and RUBIN (eds), Religious conversion. History, experience and meaning: by Andrea Sterk RAMELLI and PERKINS (eds), Early Christian and Jewish narrative. The role of religion in shaping narrative forms: by Judith Lieu LASHIER, Irenaeus on the Trinity: by Gregory Hillis KITZLER, From Passio Perpetuae to Acta Perpetuae. Recontextualizing a martyr story in the literature of the Early Church: by Judith Lieu STÖCKLIN-KALDEWEY, Kaiser Julians Gottesverehrung im Kontext der Spätantike: by Josef Lössl DUPONT, Preacher of grace. A critical reappraisal of Augustine’s doctrine of grace in his ‘Sermones ad populum’ on liturgical feasts and during the Donatist controversy:by Travis E. Ables CLAVIER, Eloquent wisdom: Rhetoric, cosmology and delight in the theology of Augustine of Hippo: by David Vincent Meconi SJ HWANG,MATZ and CASIDAY (eds), Grace for grace. The debates after Augustine & Pelagius: by Shari Boodts SALISBURY, Rome’s Christian empress. Galla Placidia rules at the twilight of the empire:by Jill Harries DUNN (ed.), The bishop of Rome in late antiquity: by Gillian Clark MCKITTERICK,OSBORNE,RICHARDSON and STORY (eds), Old Saint Peter’s, Rome:by Bryan D. Spinks Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core. 25 Sep 2021 at 09:27:11, subject to the Cambridge Core terms of use. ii CONTENTS MADDEN, Corpus of Byzantine church mosaic pavements from Israel and the Palestinian territories: by Robin Cormack GAILLARD (ed.), L’Empreinte