1: Introduction
2: Clement: Christian Writer in Second-Century Alexandria
3: The Concept of God in Middle Platonism
4: Clement's Method of Concealment
5: Clement's Concept of God. 1. The Apophatic Essence of the Father
6: Clement's Concept of God. 2. The Son as Logos
7: The Knowledge of God
8: Apophaticism and the Distinction between Essence and Power
9: Concluding Remarks

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Henny Fiska Hägg is Senior Lecturer, Department of Theology and Philosophy, Agder University College, Norway.

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