Dictionary of the Apostolic Church, Volume I: Aaron-Lystra

This hardcover edition displays typical signs of library use, including a library stamp from the Public Library of the City of Denver. The cover shows some wear and markings, consistent with its age and previous library handling. The binding appears intact, ensuring the book remains a sturdy reference. There is no dust jacket present.

The "Dictionary of the Apostolic Church, Volume I: Aaron-Lystra" is edited by James Hastings, D.D., and published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1916. This hardcover edition is a comprehensive reference work on early Christianity, offering detailed entries on topics from Aaron to Lystra. It is part of a significant scholarly effort to document and explain the early Church's history and theology. The book is co-edited with assistance from John A. Selbie, D.D., and John C. Lambert, D.D., and published in New York and Edinburgh by T. & T. Clark. This volume is a valuable resource for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in the Apostolic era. Notably, this copy was once part of the Public Library of the City of Denver's collection, as indicated by the library stamp. The book's condition reflects its age and usage, making it a unique find for collectors of religious and historical texts.