Omega · Character
St. Gregory of Nyssus
Religious figure appearing as a sustained referent in discussions.
minor
Also known as St. Gregory of Nyssus and St. Augustin, St. Augustin, St. Gregory
First appearance: part i i
St. Gregory of Nyssus's tie to Bernard is one of the pressures that moves Omega—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Cited by the archbishop of Paris regarding the survival of an imponderable principle after death, supporting the possibility of resurrection without material identity.
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With Bernard (professional): Bernard and St. Gregory of Nyssus share a theological or scholarly professional relationship, possibly as mentor and student. With Satan (rivalry): Satan and St. Gregory of Nyssus are…
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