On the Dress of Women

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On the Dress of Women is an early Christian moral treatise by Tertullian that critiques female adornment and advocates modesty in women's clothing and appearance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian moral treatise
Latin Christian text
theological work
addresses Christian women
advocates ascetic lifestyle
modesty in dress
simplicity in appearance
associatedWith Carthage NERFINISHED
North African Christianity NERFINISHED
author Tertullian NERFINISHED
belongsTo Christian literature on dress and adornment
criticizes cosmetics
female adornment
jewelry
luxurious clothing
doctrinalPosition strict moral discipline for Christians
ethicalConcern spiritual danger of vanity
worldliness in Christian life
ethicalPerspective Christian moral rigorism
genre didactic literature
moral treatise
hasPerspectiveOn Christian conduct
gender roles in Christianity
historicalContext patristic era
influencedBy biblical teachings on modesty
early Christian ascetic ideals
literaryForm polemical prose
mainSubject Christian ethics
asceticism
female adornment
modesty
women's clothing
moralStance condemnation of ostentation
promotion of humility
movement Latin Church Fathers NERFINISHED
originalLanguage Latin
partOf Tertullian's moral writings
relatedWork On the Apparel of Women
religiousTradition Christianity
early Christianity
theologicalTheme human vanity
moral discipline
sin and temptation
timePeriod early 3rd century
usesSource New Testament NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
workOf Latin patristic literature

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De Cultu Feminarum alternativeName On the Dress of Women