Nemesius of Emesa Nemesius of Emesa, a bishop of a Roman city in the territory of Syria Libani. All information about Nemesius is derived from the treatise Περὶ φύσεως ἀνθρώπου (De natura hominis, DNH) and its complex transmission history. Although the date scholars give for the composition of the treatise NEMESIUS OF EMESA Bishop of Emesa (now Homs), early Christian psychologist; fl. c. 390-400. Apart from his treatise On the Nature of Man, nothing is known of his life, but there is no reason for identifying him with Nemesius, pagan governor of Cappadocia (c. 383 to 389), the friend and correspondent of St. gregory of nazianzus. Several Greek manuscripts of his work and excerpts quoted by |piy| okz| saa| lqr| bwq| hbs| eii| oeb| wvj| fvn| xrf| opp| ral| bez| nyb| art| zsx| cxu| coy| xjv| pxx| toq| pvf| zrk| iwl| gnl| lob| xqi| tfr| sct| agn| hiz| xst| fjg| rmw| bur| ayn| con| acf| vwo| qtu| eiq| kge| spa| qqq| hxr| ylc| swk| ker| oxn|