John Calvin’s engagement with the Church Fathers was not merely academic; it was a cornerstone of his theological method and a primary source of his reformist vision. In this second volume of a definitive series, Anthony N. S. Lane provides a meticulous examination of how Calvin interacted with patristic writers, demonstrating the extent to which early church thought shaped his own theological development. Through careful archival work and textual analysis, the author clarifies misconceptions regarding Calvin’s relationship with antiquity, revealing a reformer who was deeply indebted to his predecessors. This volume explores the nuances of Calvin’s use of the Fathers, offering you a unique window into the intellectual world of the Reformation. Whether you are a student of Church history, a theologian, or a researcher focused on the Reformed tradition, this study offers invaluable insights into the sources of Calvin’s doctrine. Explore the intersections of medieval and Reformation thought and gain a clearer understanding of the historical dialogue that defined Calvin’s approach to Scripture. This is an essential resource for anyone wishing to understand the historical context and intellectual rigour that underpinned the life and work of one of history’s most influential theologians.