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Origene

Also known as Origenes

teologo e filosofo greco antico

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Origen was a male theologian, cleric, writer, and translator born in Alexandria. He held citizenship in Ancient Rome and lived during the Roman Empire. His native name was Ὠριγένης. He wrote in Koine Greek and spoke Latin and Ancient Greek. His work focused on biblical criticism, textual criticism, hermeneutics, and Christian eschatology. He followed a lifestyle of mysticism and adhered to Christianity.

He was the son of Leonides of Alexandria and studied under Leonides, Ammonius of Alexandria, Clement of Alexandria, and Hippolytus. His intellectual influences included Platonism, Neoplatonism, and gnosticism. Origen was convicted of heresy. He died on 0254-01-01 in Caesarea Maritima, Tyre.

Notable works include An exhortation to martyrdom, Quae in hoc libro continentur, 74 omelie sul libro dei Salmi, Catena patrum græcorum in Santum Joannem, and Testi ermeneutici. His writings are described in sources such as the Jewish Encyclopedia of Brockhaus and Efron and De viris illustribus. Some of his works are held in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection.

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Works: 184

Top works

An exhortation to martyrdom
Quae in hoc libro continentur
74 omelie sul libro dei Salmi
Catena patrum græcorum in Santum Joannem
Testi ermeneutici

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Key facts

Philosopher.name: Origen
Philosopher.image: Origen.jpg
Philosopher.caption: Portrayal of Origen from Les Vrais Portraits Et Vies Des Hommes Illustres by André Thévet,
Philosopher.birth_place: Alexandria, Province of Egypt, Roman Empire
Philosopher.death_date: (aged c. 69)
Philosopher.death_place: Probably Tyre, Province of Phoenice, Roman Empire
Philosopher.relatives: Leonides of Alexandria (father)
Philosopher.era: Ancient philosophyHellenistic philosophy
Philosopher.school_tradition: NeoplatonismAlexandrian school
Philosopher.alma_mater: Catechetical School of Alexandria
Philosopher.notable_works: On the First Principles
Saint.name: Origen the Scholar
Saint.feast_day: April 27
Saint.venerated_in: Evangelical Church in Germany
Saint.image: Origen3.jpg
Saint.attributes: Self-castration, monastic habit
Saint.issues: Lack of formal canonization, accusations of heresy

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: Ancient Rome
Place of birth: Alexandria
Place of death: Tyre
Father: Leonides of Alexandria
Occupation: philosopher
Languages spoken: Ancient Greek
Religion: Christianity
Student of: Hippolytus
Field of work: Christian eschatology
Image: Origen3.jpg
Convicted of: heresy

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Commons category: Origen
date of birth: 0185-00-00
date of death: 0254-00-00
described by source: Wikitólica
topic's main category: Category:Origen
time period: Roman Empire
name in native language: Ὠριγένης
lifestyle: mysticism
writing language: Koine Greek
has works in the collection: Victoria and Albert Museum
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
influenced by: gnosticism
Commons Creator page: Origen
P13311: David
Stack Exchange tag: christianity.stackexchange.com/tags/origen

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Works in European collections

35 objects attributed to Origene, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana

In Jeremiam prophetam commentarii. Item in Baruch et breves Johannis Chrysostomi in Jeremiam explanationes et octo Originis homiliae

Explanatio in epistola Pauli ad Romanos, Divo Hieronymo interprete

La Physionomie ou des indices que la Nature a mis au Corps humain […]

Origenis Hexaplorum Quae Supersunt Sive Veterum Interpretum Graecorum In Totum Vetus Testamentum. 1, Prolegomena, Genesis, Esther

Origenus Philosophumena ē kata pasōn haireseōn elenchos = Origenis philosophumena sive omnium haeresium refutatio

Origenus Dialogos Kata Markiōnistōn, ē peri tēs eis Theon orthēs pisteōs = Origenis Dialogus Contra Marcionitas, sive De recta in Deum fide

Origenus Philosophumena ē kata pasōn haireseōn elenchos = Origenis philosophumena sive omnium haeresium refutatio

Origenus ta heuriskomena panta: ex variis editionibus et codicibus manu exaratis, Gallicanis, Italicis, Germanis et Anglicis collecta atque adnotationibus illustrata, cum copiosis indicibus, vita auctoris et multis dissertationibus. 7, Anonymi in Job: Scripta ad Origenem spectatia; Apologia S. Pamphili pro Origene; Rufini liber de adulteratione librorum Origenis; P. Danielis Huetii Origeniana; Excerptum ex Georgii Bulli Presbyteri Anglicani Defensione Fidei Nicaenae

Theologica

F.m.V.TH.AA.11 (Homiliae in Numeros, Cantica Canticorum et Hieremiam Prophetam)

[Tratados breves de carácter moral y proverbios filosóficos]

Homiliae in Genesim: Exodum, Leviticum, Numeros Jesum Nave et librum Judicum, D. Hieronymo interprete.

Super Job libri III. Ejusdem super canticum Annae homilia I. Ejusdem in canticum canticorum homiliae II Ejusdem in canticum canticorum libri IV- Ejusdem in Hesaiam prophetam homiliae IX. Ejusdem homiliae XVI. Ejusdem in Lucam homiliae VI. Ejusdem in Joannem homiliae II, Hieronymo et Hilario interpretibus

Opus, Periarchon seu de principiis correctum ac interpretatum addito tractatu de natura materiae ad inventa Origenis: et methodo in disciplinam ejusdem a Constantio Hyerotheo. Item apologia Pamphili martyris et Ruffini Aquilegiae presbyteri pro Origene

Opera. (lat.)

In evangelium Joannis explanationum tomi XXXII, quos nunc primum in latinum vertit Ambrosius Ferrarius

Origenis Adamantii Opera Omnia. 7

Origenus Dialogos Kata Markiōnistōn, ē peri tēs eis Theon orthēs pisteōs = Origenis Dialogus Contra Marcionitas, sive De recta in Deum fide

Origenis Adamantii Opera Omnia. 6, [Selecta Et Homiliae In Leviticum. Selecta Et Homiliae In Numeros. Selecta In Deuteronomy. Selecta Et Homiliae In Libr. Jesu Nave]

Origenis Adamantii Opera Omnia. 9, [Commentaria In Proverbia Salomonis. Libri In Canticum Canticorum. Homiliae In Isaiam. Homiliae In Jeremiam]

Hexaplorum Origenis Quae Supersunt Multis Partibus Auctiora, quàm a Flaminio Nobilio et Joanne Drusio edita fuerint :accedunt Opuscula quaedam Origenis Anecdota, & ad calcem Lexicon Hebraicum ex Veterum Interpretationibus concinnatum, itemque Lexicon Graecum & alia, quae praemissus initio laterculus indicabit. 1

De orationi libellus: accedit Marci Diadochi Sermo contra Arianos

Origenis Adamantii Opera Omnia. 12, [Series Veteris Interpretation Commentariorum Origenis In Matthaeum. Origenis In Lucam Homiliae XXXIX]

Origenus Ta Heuriskomena Panta. 1

Origenis Contra Celsum Libri VIII. Et Gregorii Neocaesar. Thaumaturgi Panegyricus in Origenem: Accessere notae & indices

Hexaplorum Origenis quae supersunt. 1

Origenus Ta Heuriskomena Panta. 2

Origenis Philocalia, De Obscvris S. Scriptvrae Locis :Quid insuper in hoc opere contineatur, sequens pag. indicabit

Origenis Hexaplorum Quae Supersunt Sive Veterum Interpretum Graecorum In Totum Vetus Testamentum. 2, Jobus - Malachias, auctarium et indices

Origenus Ta Heuriskomena Panta. 3

Article · Italiano

Orìgene, o Origene di Alessandria (in greco antico: Ὠριγένης, Ōrigénēs, detto Adamanzio; in latino: Origenes Adamantius, «resistente come il diamante»; Alessandria d'Egitto, 185 – Tiro, 254), è stato un teologo e filosofo greco antico.È considerato uno tra i principali scrittori e teologi cristiani dei primi tre secoli. Di famiglia greca, fu direttore della Scuola catechetica di Alessandria. Interpretò la transizione dalla filosofia pagana al cristianesimo e fu l'ideatore del primo grande sistema di filosofia cristiana. Scrisse molti testi di natura teologica, anche se, per umiltà, non alluse quasi mai a se stesso nelle sue opere. Tuttavia, Eusebio di Cesarea gli dedicò quasi l'intero sesto libro della Storia ecclesiastica; inoltre, in collaborazione con Panfilo di Cesarea compose l'Apologia per Origene; tale opera, che pure ai suoi tempi poteva essere considerata di parte, dimostra tuttavia che Eusebio era ben informato sui dettagli della vita e del pensiero di Origene. Delle sue opere si trovano tracce anche negli scritti di Gregorio Taumaturgo, nelle controversie tra Sofronio, Eusebio di Cesarea, Girolamo e Tirannio Rufino, in Epifanio di Salamina e in Fozio I di Costantinopoli. Origene Adamanzio non deve essere confuso con l'omonimo filosofo pagano.

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