Fathers

Diodorus of Tarsus

c. 330–c. 390 AD

Teacher at Antioch and bishop of Tarsus from 378, a leader of the Antiochene way of reading Scripture in its plain historical sense. John Chrysostom and Theodore of Mopsuestia were his students. He was later blamed for Nestorius, so his works survive only in pieces.

Works here: 1 to read straight through

Commentaries and notes1

Fragments on Romans 16 sectionslistenNotes on Romans, chiefly on Adam and the law of nature, the Law that exposes sin, adoption and election, and the calling of the nations.