Piotr Ashwin-Siejkowski, PhD in Ancient Philosophy, University of Warsaw, is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Chichester (UK). He has published on Clement of Alexandria (Clement of Alexandria. A Project of Christian Perfection, Continuum 2008), early Christianity and Neoplatonism.

"...provides students of early Christiainty with an excellent introduction to the thought of Clement of Alexandria. [...] The organisation of the book and of each particular chapter makes it a convenient source of reference for many aspects of Clement's thought. [...] Clement of Alexandria on Trial constitutes an excellent introduction to key features of Clement's thought, as well as the philosophical and theological milieu in which he wrote. Ashwin-Siejkowski has done Clement, and early Christian theology in general, a considerable service by producing a simple discussion of complex issues that is well organized and easily accessible. The text will find a wide and ready audience among students and scholars alike." – Anthony Briggman, Vigiliae Christianae 66 (2012)"This is an ambitious and (in the best sense) an imaginative book. [...] The book is full of insights into post-Nicene exegesis and into the late antique reception history of Alexandria's first great Christian scholar. [...] [Ashwin-Siejkowski] seeks to provide a fresh perpective on Clement, by asking question of him that modern scholarship has left to one side. This feshness gives breath to every page of Clement of Alexandria on Trial. [...] the approach, questions and emphases are new and engaging." – Jane Heath, Durham University, The Expository Times 124(8)

Piotr Ashwin-Siejkowski, PhD in Ancient Philosophy, University of Warsaw, is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Chichester (UK). He has published on Clement of Alexandria (Clement of Alexandria. A Project of Christian Perfection, Continuum 2008), early Christianity and Neoplatonism.

"...provides students of early Christiainty with an excellent introduction to the thought of Clement of Alexandria. [...] The organisation of the book and of each particular chapter makes it a convenient source of reference for many aspects of Clement's thought. [...] Clement of Alexandria on Trial constitutes an excellent introduction to key features of Clement's thought, as well as the philosophical and theological milieu in which he wrote. Ashwin-Siejkowski has done Clement, and early Christian theology in general, a considerable service by producing a simple discussion of complex issues that is well organized and easily accessible. The text will find a wide and ready audience among students and scholars alike." – Anthony Briggman, Vigiliae Christianae 66 (2012)"This is an ambitious and (in the best sense) an imaginative book. [...] The book is full of insights into post-Nicene exegesis and into the late antique reception history of Alexandria's first great Christian scholar. [...] [Ashwin-Siejkowski] seeks to provide a fresh perpective on Clement, by asking question of him that modern scholarship has left to one side. This feshness gives breath to every page of Clement of Alexandria on Trial. [...] the approach, questions and emphases are new and engaging." – Jane Heath, Durham University, The Expository Times 124(8)

Piotr Ashwin-Siejkowski, PhD in Ancient Philosophy, University of Warsaw, is an Associate Lecturer at the University of Chichester (UK). He has published on Clement of Alexandria (Clement of Alexandria. A Project of Christian Perfection, Continuum 2008), early Christianity and Neoplatonism.

"...provides students of early Christiainty with an excellent introduction to the thought of Clement of Alexandria. [...] The organisation of the book and of each particular chapter makes it a convenient source of reference for many aspects of Clement's thought. [...] Clement of Alexandria on Trial constitutes an excellent introduction to key features of Clement's thought, as well as the philosophical and theological milieu in which he wrote. Ashwin-Siejkowski has done Clement, and early Christian theology in general, a considerable service by producing a simple discussion of complex issues that is well organized and easily accessible. The text will find a wide and ready audience among students and scholars alike." – Anthony Briggman, Vigiliae Christianae 66 (2012)"This is an ambitious and (in the best sense) an imaginative book. [...] The book is full of insights into post-Nicene exegesis and into the late antique reception history of Alexandria's first great Christian scholar. [...] [Ashwin-Siejkowski] seeks to provide a fresh perpective on Clement, by asking question of him that modern scholarship has left to one side. This feshness gives breath to every page of Clement of Alexandria on Trial. [...] the approach, questions and emphases are new and engaging." – Jane Heath, Durham University, The Expository Times 124(8)