I. The Background
1: The Macarian Writings and their Historical Context
2: The Lineaments of the Macarian Vision
3: Macarius and the Cappadocians
4: Macarius and Evagrius
II. The Legacy
5: Mark the Monk
6: Diadochus of Photice
7: The Asceticon of Abba Isaiah
8: Maximus the Confessor
Conclusion

About the Author

Marcus Plested is Principal, Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies (Cambridge Theological Federation) and Research Associate in the Faculty of Divinity, University of Cambridge.

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Plested's work does a considerable service in opening up the Macarian legacy to detailed scrutiny, and should serve to encourage scholars interested in sympathetic appraisal of the tradition to undertake a deeper exploration of its early representatives, particularly those who have received less attention to date.
*Graham Gould, The Journal of Theological Studies*

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