Dr. Benjamin De Vos

De Vos, Benjamin. “’Inmortalitatis Cupido’ : (Anti-)Platonic Perspectives on the Soul in the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions.” STUDIA PATRISTICA, 2026.

De Vos, Benjamin. “Truth as Performance in Public Space in Fourth-Century Syrian Christian Apocryphal Narrative : Conflicting Dynamics of Truth-Telling, Parrhēsia, and Open Confession.” REFORMÁTUS SZEMLE = REFORMED REVIEW, 2026.

De Vos, Benjamin. “The Pseudo-Clementine Lives of Eminent (and Less-Eminent) Philosophers, Sophists, and Physicians : Christian Paideia and Fictionalising Networks in the Late Ancient Novel.” Networking through Biography : Constructing Intellectual Junctions in Antiquity, the Renaissance and the Arabo-Islamic World, edited by Arjan Post et al., vol. 19, Brepols, 2026, pp. 131–77, doi:10.1484/M.LECTIO-EB.5.151444.

De Vos, Benjamin. “‘The Truth Is Rarely Pure and Never Simple’ : Strategies of Truthfulness, Epistemic Authority, and Believability in Late Antique and Early Medieval Christian Narrative.” To Believe or Not to Believe? Strategies of Truth(Fulness) and Reading Hermeneutics in Premodern Christian Narrative, edited by Benjamin De Vos, vol. 35, Barkhuis, 2026, pp. 3–32.

De Vos, Benjamin. “Enargeia and the Epistemic Value of Eyewitnesses : A Christian Answer to Epistemological Debates in Early Fourth-Century Syria.” To Believe or Not to Believe? Strategies of Truth(Fulness) and Reading Hermeneutics in Premodern Christian Narrative, edited by Benjamin De Vos, vol. 35, Barkhuis, 2026, pp. 91–117.