Dr. Benjamin De Vos

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. “‘Making a Scene’: Staging Philosophical Drama, Strategies of Truth-Telling, and the Morality of the Emotional Sublime in Recognitions VIII-X.” Masks, Mimes, Miracles … and Mysteries. Retelling and Performing Sacred Stories in Late Antiquity, edited by Jan Bremmer et al., Groningen University Press, 2026.

De Vos, Benjamin. “‘Inmortalitatis Cupido.’ (Anti-)Platonic Perspectives on the Soul in the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions.” Studia Patristica - Oxford Patristics, vol. 133, Peeters Publishers, 2026.

De Vos, Benjamin, editor. To Believe or Not to Believe? Strategies of Truth-Telling and Reading Hermeneutics in Early and Medieval Christian Narratives. Groningen University Press, 2026.

De Vos, Benjamin. “An Early Fourth-Century Christian Philosophical Answer to Ancient Epistemological Debates: Enargeia and the Epistemic Value of Eye-Witnesses in the Greek Pseudo-Clementines.” To Believe or Not to Believe? Strategies of Truth-Telling and Reading Hermeneutics in Early and Medieval Christian  Narratives, Groningen University Press, 2026.