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BIBLIOGRAPHY. I. ANCIENT BIBLIOGRAPHY. I. 1. GREEK. Amphilochius of Iconium (+394 AD): To the Presentation of the Lord, P.G., 39, 48-49. Ammonius Presbyter of Alexandria (+ 458 AD): Fragments to John, P.G., 85, 1451, 1452. Fragments to 1 Peter, P.G., 85, 1608. To John 6:55, P.G., 85, 1440. Anastasius of Sinai (+561 AD): Question 96, P.G., 89, 741-744. Question 143, P.G., 89, 796. Guide, ch. 23, P.G., 89, 295. Aristides, Apologist and philosopher (+?): Apology, IV, XV, XX, in B, v. 3, pp. 135-148. Asterius of Amasia (+ 400 AD): Praise to St. Ephemia, P.G., 40, 333-337. Athanasius of Alexandria, the Great (296-373 AD): About the Incarnation of the Word, P.G., 25, 97-192. About the Incarnation epiphany of God the Word and against Arians, 9, P.G., 36, 997. About the Incarnation, P.G., 26, 1000. About Dionysius bishop of Alexandria, P.G., 25, 502-505.. About faith, P.G., 32, 329 and 31, 468. About virginity, P.G., 28, 257. About the Economia of the incarnation, P.G., 26, 996. Against Apollinarius, P.G., 26, 721-1160. Apology against Arians, P.G., 25, 269. Against Arians, I-IV, P.G., 26, 11-526. Against Greeks, P.G., 25, 4-249. De decretis Nicaene Synodi, P.G., 25, 420-468. Encyclios Epistle to the Bishops of Egypt and Libya, P.G., 25, 568. Epistle to the Bishops of Egypt, P.G., 26, 1036. Epistle 7, P.G., 26, 1395. Epistles to Serapion, P.G., 26, 561-665. Epistle to Epictetus 9, 10, P.G. 26, 1056, 1065. Epistle to Marcellinus, P.G., 27, 12, 17. Epistle to the Bishop Adelphius, P.G., 26, 1077, 1080B. Epistle about the Nicene Council, P.G., 25, 433. Epistle to monks who record the impieties of the Arians, P.G., 25, 765. Epistle to the Synod of Nicene, 27, P.G., 25, 465. Exposition of faith, P.G., 25, 205. Fragments from against Arians, P.G., 26, 1256. 755

Fragment in Eulogius of Constantinople, P.G., 26, 1325. Fragment to Matthew, P.G., 27, 1388. Homily 3, 1, P.G., 26, 324. Life and behaviour of holy father Anthony, P.G., 26, 936-937. Synods, P.G., 26, 721-436. The volume to Antiochians 7. P.G., 26. To Psalms, P.G., 27, 104-392. To Serapion the death of Arius, P.G., 25, 688. To Serapion, I-II, P.G., 26, 569-620. To Matthew, the Great, P.G., 27, 1384. To Maximus the philosopher, P.G., 26, 1087. To all has been given to Me,P.G., 25, 220. Tomos to the Antiochians, P.G., 26, 801. To the Now My soul is trouble. Athenagoras, philosopher (+477 AD): About resurrection, in B, v. 4, p. 312325. About the resurrection of the dead, ch. 5, in B, v. 4, p. 322. Deputation, 10, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31, 33, in B, v. 4, p. 288-308 Basil Archbishop of Caesarea, the Great (329-379 AD): About faith, P.G., 31, 468, 692. About the Holy Spirit, ch. I-XXIX, P.G., 32, 73-204 About the creation of man, Homily 1, 2, P.G., 30, 13. About the creation of man, Homily 2, 1, 12, P.G., 30, 40, 56, 57. About the judgement of God, P.G., 31, 660. Admonition to holy Baptism, P.G., 31, 433. Against Eunomius, I-V, P.G., 29, 533-705. Against Sabellians, and Arius, and Anomeans, Homily 24, P.G., 31, 605, 608, 609. Epistles 2-360, P.G., 32. Homily 24, Against Sabellius, P.G., 31, 613-616. Homily 13 to holy Baptism, P.G., 31, 429-444. Homily 15 concerning faith, P.G., 31, 468. To Isaiah, ch. 1-14, P.G., 30, 140-640. To Psalms, P.G., 29, 104-448. To Hexaemerus, Homily I-VIII, P.G., 29, 12-324. To Eunomius about the Son, P.G., 29, 601. To Amphilochius, Epistle 1. To the holy Baptism, P.G., 31, 425-433. To the holy forty Martyrs, P.G., 31, 508-524. To the martyr Gordius, P.G., 31, 492. To the martyr Juliet, P.G., 31, 241. To the martyr Barlaam, P.G., 31, 484. That God is not the cause of evil, Homily 9, P.G., 31, 337-352. The principal of morality, P.G., 31, 700-701. Caesarius, brother of St. Gregory of Nazianzus, (+365 AD): Dialogue, I, question 44, P.G., 38, 913. (p. 240) 756

Clement the Alexandrian (+220 AD). (In Migne): Stromata, book I-VII, P.G., 8 and 9, 268-1425. Pedagogus, I-III, P.G., 8, 247-684. Protrepticus, III, XI, P.G., 8. Epistles, P.G., 9, 697. (In B): Pedagogus, I-III, in B, vs. 7 and 8, pp. 83-207, 409. Protrepticus, I-XI, in B, v. 7, p. 20-72. Stromata, book I-VII, in B, v. 7, pp. 245-329. Stromata, book III-VIII, in B, v. 8, pp. 26-348. To John, book XIII, ch. 33, in B, v. 12, p. 143. Who is the saved rich man, 42, in B, v. 8, pp. 370-374. From the prophets, 50, in B, v. 8, p. 346-347. Cyril Archbishop of Alexandria (+444 AD): About the incarnation of the Lord, ch. I, XV, XVIII, P.G., 75-1464 About the Holy Trinity, Homily 1-12, P.G., 75, 25-1009. About the in the spirit and truth, P.G., 68, 179, 617. Against Julianus, P.G., 76, 880, 913. Against Nestorius, book I-VI, P.G., 76, 33-192. Against the defamations of Nestorius, III, ch. 6, P.G., 76, 85. Anathema 10, P.G., 76, 308-309. De Recta Fide ad Reginas, P.G., 76, 1212-1264. De Recta Fide ad Theodosium Imperatorem, P.G., 76, 1183. Epistle 17, P.G., 77, 117. Epistle 41, P.G., 77, 209 Epistle 46, P.G., 77, 319-320. Epistle 87, P.G., 77, 376. Epistle to Nestorius, III-IV, P.G., 77, 45-112. Epistle to John of Antioch, P.G., 77, 177, 180. Epistle to Kalosorius, P.G., 76, 1073. Homilies I-XXIX, P.G., 76, 40-1384. Homily against those who do not confess the holy Virgin to be Theotokos, 4, P.G., 76, 260. That one is the Christ, P.G., 75, 1332-1337. That the Son is not a creation, in P.G., 75, 905. Thesaurus, in P.G., 75, 305, 399, 576D-577A, 585A. To Emperor Theodosius, in P.G., 76, 1188. To Theodoretus, ch. 1, 3, P.G., 76, 396, 405. To John, book I-VI, P.G. 73, 117-1021. To John, Homily I-XIV, in Migne, P.G., 74, 24-725. To Joel, II, P.G., 72, 452. To Romans, P.G., 74, 789, 792, 813-840. To Habbakuk, ch. III, in Migne, P.G., 71, 897, 916. To 1 Corinthians, in Migne, P.G., 74, 913. To 2 Corinthians, in Migne, P.G., 73, 937. To Genesis I, 3, P.G., 69, 21. To Leviticus, in Migne, P.G., 69, 548-552. To Isaiah, P.G., 70, 561, 936, 965, 968. 757

To Malachi, P.G., 72, 281,284, 324. To Hosea, P.G., 71, 209. To Obadiah and to Amos, P.G., 71, 592, 580. To Psalms, P.G., 69, 169, 845, 888, 1040. To Psalm 50(51),P.G., 76, 1096. To Matthew, P.G., 72, 409, 424, 452, 709, 921-926. To Luke, in Migne, P.G., 72, 508-792, 904, 912. To Zephaniah, P.G., 71, 1008. Cyril Archbishop of Jerusalem (345-379 AD): Catecheses: I- XXIII, P.G., 33, 331-1128. Homily to Presentation of our Lord, P.G., 94, 1192. Didymus the Blind of Alexandria (+398 AD): About the Holy Trinity, book II-III, P.G., 39, 644A-989. To 2 Corinthians, P.G., 39, 1677A, 1704. To 1 Peter, P.G., 39, 1763. To Psalms, P.G., 39, 860, 1232, 1293. Dionysios the Aerpagite (+96 AD): About Divine Names, ch. II-XII, P.G., 3, 200-940. About heavenly hierarchy, VIII, 1; XV, 2, 3, P.G., 3, 329. About the hierarchal perfections, P.G., 3, 509. About Mystic Theology, ch. II, P.G., 3, 1025. Ecclesiastic hierarchy, I, IV, P.G., 3, 372-485. Dorotheus of Tyre: -, Migne, P.G., 92, 530. Ecumenius Bishop of Trikala (+995 AD): To Hebrews, V, P.G., 119, 365. To Romans, I, P.G., 118, 340-560. To Titus, XII, P.G., 119, 256. To Colossians, VII, P.G., 119, 33. To 2 Timothy, P.G., 119, 209. To 1 Corinthians, P.G., 118, 740. To Ephesians, P.G., 118, 821, 1221. To James, P.G., 119, 480. To Galatians, P.G., 1059-1164. To Hebrews, P.G., 119, 337. Epiphanius Bishop of Constantia of Cyprus (310-404 AD): Ancyrotus, 75, 119, P.G., 43, 133-236. Brief true homily about faith, P.G., 42, 813-824. Panarion, Haeresies, P.G., 41, 261-981. Euagrius Scholasticus (+593 AD): Book VI, ch. 39, in Migne, P.G., 86, 2781. 758

Eusebius Pamphilou, Bishop of Caesarea of Palistine (265-340 AD): Against Marcellus, book I, P.G., 24, 756. Church History, books I-VII, P.G., 19 and 20. Chronicorum, book II, P.G., 19, 101-598. Demonstrations of the Gospels, P.G., 22, 13-792. Evangelic Proof, P.G., 22, 92. Temporum, II, P.G., 19, 647-648. To Psalm 33(34):6-8, P.G., 23, 296. Eusebius Pamphilou, Bishop of Caesarea of Palistine (265-340 AD) in Photius of Constantinople: -, in Migne, P.G., 103, 452-453. Gennadius Scholarius Patriarch of Constantinople (+1453-1460 AD) in Joseph Bishop of Methonis: About the mysterious Body of our Lord Jesus Christ, P.G., 160, 357-377. Gregory of Nazianzus, the Theologian (329-389 AD): Against Julian, P.G.,, 589. Epistle 101 to Cledonius, P.G., 37, 176-189. Epistle 102 to Cledonius, P.G., 37, 197. Epistle 193 to Procopius, P.G. 37, 160. Homily 2 Apology, P.G., 35, 431, 432, 497. Homily 6, P.G., 35, 944. Homily 8 to his sister Gorgonia, P.G., 35, 809. Homily 15, P.G., 36, 377. Homily 17 to the holy Lights, P.G., 36, 353, 356. Homily 19, 13, P.G., 35, 1060. Homily 24, to the hieromartyr Cyprian, P.G., 35, 1192-1193. Homily 27, P.G., 36, 25. Homily 28, P.G., 36, 32-72. Homily 29 and Homily 31, P.G., 35 and 36. Homily 30, P.G., 36, 109-132. Homily 31, P.G., 36, 165-441. Homily 33, P.G., 36, 225, 657. Homily 37, P.G., 36, 289, 293. Homily 38 to Theophany, P.G., 36, 313-325. Homily 39, P.G., 36, 76-348. Homily 40 to holy Baptism, P.G., 36, 361-417. Homily 41, To Pentecost, P.G., 36, 444. Homily 42, P.G., 36, 469-492. Homily 45, To the holy Pascha, P.G., 36, 629-653. Praise to Athanasius the Great, P.G., 35, 1124. To Matthew, P.G., 36, 297-300. To Caesarius, P.G., 35, 781. Theologicus I-III, P.G., 36, 29-76. Gregory Bishop of Nyssa (331-400 AD): About Faith, in Migne, P.G., 45, 140. About the life of Moses, in Migne, P.G., 44, 301-337. 759

About the aim according to God, P.G., 46, 304. About what is the in the image and likeness, in Migne, P.G., 44, 1329C-D, 1344. About the infants which are taken befoire their time, P.G., 46, 177, 192. About the creation of man, 2-29, P.G., 44, 132-233. About the soul and the making of man, P.G., 46, 28-293. About the soul and theresurrection,p.g., 46, 85-86. About the soul s departure,p.g., 34, 388. Against Apollynarius, P.G., 45, 1164, 1173, 1275. Against Eunomius, I-XII, in Migne, P.G., 45, 336-1108. Against Arius and Sabellius, in Migne, P.G., 45, 1288-1293. Against Macedonians, in Migne, P.G., 45, 1317. About perfection, P.G., 46, 261, 273. Catechesis, P.G., 45, 17-101. Concerning the soul and resurrection, in Migne, P.G., 46, 89. Epistle 6, Migne, P.G., 46, 1033, 1036. Epistle 24, Migne, P.G., 46, 1089A. Homily 9, in Migne, P.G., 44, 973. Homily 6, in Migne, P.G., 64, 1269 and 1272. Homily 3 to the Beatitudes, in Migne, P.G., 44, 1223. Homily 7 to the Beatitudes, in Migne, P.G., 44, 1289. Homily 30, ch. 6, in Migne, P.G., 36, 109. Homily 32, P.G., 36, 185. Homily 34, ch. 15, in Migne, P.G., 36, 253. That there are not three gods, in Migne, P.G., 45, 121,125, 128, 129. That there are no three gods, and Against Eunomius, I, in Migne, P.G., 45, 133, 336 and 369. To Songs of Songs, P.G., 44, 948-1100. To St. Gregory the wonder worker, P.G., 46, 953. To Genesis 1:26, P.G., 44, 260. To prayer, P.G., 44, 1165. To the Lord s Ascension, P.G., 46, 693. To the day of the Lights, P.G., 46, 580-584. To the martyr Theodorus, P.G., 46, 736-737, 745-748, 785. To the holy forty Martyrs, P.G.,46, 749. To the baptism of Christ, P.G., 581. To Epitaphius, P.G., 46, 793. To those who delay the Baptism, P.G., 46, 424. Theologicus IV about the Son, P.G., 36, 128. 2 Apologeticus, P.G., 35, 409. 2 Thessalonians, 62, 482. Gregory Palamas Metropolitan of Thessalonica (+1350 AD): -, in P.G., 1144-1145. Hippolytus Bishop of Portus (+260 AD): In Migne: About the holy Apostles, P.G., 10, 956A In B : To the heresy of Noetus, VIII, in B, v. 6, p. 16-21. To Daniel, in B, v. 6, p. 85. 760

Heresies, VIII, IX, X, in B, v. 5, pp. 343, 375, 376. About the holy Pascha, III, in B, v. 6, p. 195 About Christ and Anti-Christ, IV, XIV, XXVI, XLIV-XLVII in B, v. 6, pp. 109-212. To Daniel IV, in B, v. 6, p. 81. To Greeks, in B, v. 6, p. 227. Egyptian Order, 44. Irenaeus of Lyons (144-202 AD): Heresies, books I-IV, P.G., 7, 433-1233. Fragmenta, III, VII, P.G., 7, 1229-1233. Isidorus of Pelusion (+450 AD): Epistles, Book I-IV, P.G., 78, 185-1256. Joel Chronographer (1203 AD): Chronographia, P.G., 139, 224-288. John Chrysostom, Archbishop of Constantinople (344-407 AD). About anathema, P.G., 48, 950. About the in the spirit and truth, P.G., 68, 273, 752. About priesthood, II, III, IV, P.G., 48, 130, 642-682. About repentance, P.G., 49, 283, 297-298, 337, 345. About virginity, P.G., 48, 547. Against Greeks, P.G., 25, 56. Against Jews, P.G., 48, 902. All Scripture is god-inspired, Homily IX, P.G., 62, 649. Catechesis, P.G., 49, 227, 1217. Concerning the unintelligible, 1-5, P.G., 48, 707-730. Homily before exile,p.g., 52, 429. Homily 18, P.G., 61, 527-528. Homily 38, P.G., 59, 214. Homily 86, P.G., 59, 472. Praise to Ignatius the Theophorus,P.G., 50, 595. Praise to Maximus, P.G., 55, 200. Proof to Jews and Greeks that Christ is God, P.G., 48, 826. To Acts, Homily XIV- XXXVIII, P.G., 60, 63, 116-272. To Romans, P.G., 60, 446, 510, 514, 515, 556-557,561. To Colossians, Homilies 3, 6, P.G., 62, 322, 340. To Psalms, P.G., 54 and 55. To Philippians, P.G., 62, 194-240, 293. To Isaiah, P.G., 56, 27-121. To Matthew, Homilies 1-82, P.G., 57 and 58. To John, Homilies 1-85, P.G., 59, 25-261, 463, 712. To 1 Corinthians, Homilies 1-42, P.G., 61, 3-650. To 2 Corinthians, P.G., 61, 411-583. To Genesis, P.G., 53, 123, 368. 761

To Genesis, P.G., 54, 170-513. To Ephesians, P.G., 62, 12-140. To Ephesians, P.G., 63, 18, 73. To Hebrews, Homily 2-28, P.G., 63, 47-1933. To 1 Timothy, P.G., 62, 536, 553, 565. To 2 Timothy, P.G., 62, 610, 612, 643. To Galatians 2:8, P.G.,61, 647. To Romans, P.G., 60, 446-447, 480, 507-508, 516, 560, 581. To Holy Week, Homily 3, P.G., 55, 520. To the betrayal of Judas, P.G., 49, 380-386. To the Cross, P.G., 49, 398. To Statues, Homily 9-19, P.G., 49, 109-114, 194. To St. Lucianus the martyr, P.G., 50, 522. To the martyr Julianus, P.G., 50, 576. To the martyrs, P.G., 50, 664. To the Egyptian martyrs, P.G., 50, 694-695. To the Theophorus Ignatius, P.G., 50, 594. To Caesarius, P.G., 52, 756. To the apostolic verse: For your sexual immortalities, P.G. 51, 210, 213. To Stageirion, 1, 2, 5, P.G., 47, 427, 435. To the holy and saving Baptism of our Saviour Jesus Christ, P.G., 49, 366. To the Lord s Ascension, 16, P.G., 52, 790. To Lazarus, P.G., 48, 985, 1012. To the Ascension of our Lord Jesus Christ, P.G., 50, 446. To the Ascension, P.G., 52, 784. To the holy Pentecost, P.G., 50, 49, 457-463. To the name of the cemetry and to the Cross, P.G., 49, 398. To the understanding of the apostle and high priest of our faith, P.G., 64, 489. To the fallen Theodorus, P.G., 47, 288-291. To 2 Thessalonians, That one is the Lawgiver of the Old and New Testament, P.G.,56, 405. When Eutropius was found out of the Church, P.G., 52, 397, 402. (In Montfaucon): Against Anomoeous, Homily 12, 4, in Montfaucon, v. 1, p. 679. Homily 1-77, in Montfaucon, vs. 8, 10-11. Homily about unintelligible, in Montfaucon, v. 1, p. 567, 578, 581. Praise to Maximus, 3, in Montfaucon, v. 3, p. 258. To Psalm 143(144), 2, in Montfaucon, v. 5, p. 555. To John, in Montfaucon, vs. 8 and 9. To Matthew, in Montfaucon, v. 7, p. 544. To 1 Corinthians, in Montfaucon, v. 10, pp. 42, 319, 440. To 2 Corinthians, in Montfaucon, v. 10, pp. 529, 607, 704. To Colossians, Homilies 5 and 6, in Montfaucon, v. 11, p. 416-422. To Romans, in Montfaucon, v. 9, pp. 659, 727, 728. To Philippians 2:6, Homily 7, 1-3, in Montfaucon, v. 11, pp. 282, 285. To Hebrews, in Montfaucon, v. 12, p. 37-120. To Ephesians, in Montfaucon, vs. 9, 11, pp. 12-13, 24. To Genesis, in Montfaucon, v. 3, p. 260. To Genesis, Homily 6-8, 56, in Montfaucon, v. 4, pp. 66-79, 625. 762

John of Damascus, Monk and Presbyter of Jerusalem (+756 AD): Catechesis, I-IV, P.G., 94, 789-1217. 1-3 Homilies. Apologiticus to those who slander the holy Icons, P.G., 94, 1236-1345. To Hebrews, IX, P.G., 95, 932. To Ephesians, P.G., 95, 844, 852. To 1 Corinthians, P.G., 95, 616, 672. Dialogue against Manicheans, P.G., 94, 1512-1524, 1577. Exposition: Proof that there is one God, book 1, ch. 5, P.G., 94, 800. About heresies, 84, P.G., 94, 756. About the two wills in Christ, P.G., 95, 136. About faith and baptism, IV, P.G., 94, 1117, 1121, 1128. About the divine Economia, III, 45, P.G., 94, 981. About the difference between union and carnation, III, 55, P.G., 94, 1024. About the two natures, against Monopphysites, III, 47, 2, 3, 4, P.G., 94, 988-996. About the Word and Son of God, book I, ch. VI, P.G., 94, 801. About when was Christ called, IV, 79, 6, P.G., 94, 1112. About the Holy Trinity, books I-IX, P.G., 94, 808-1005. About the place of God and that only the divine is indescribeable, P.G., 94, 849-856. About the two wills in Christ, P.G., 95, 136, 185. About Diabolus and Demons, book II, ch. 8, 3, 18, P.G., 94, 873-877. About heaven, XX, P.G., 94, 880. About angels, II, 17, P.G., 94, 865-872. About man, II, 26, P.G., 94, 920,-925. About Paradise, II, 25, P.G., 94, 909-981. About the visible creation, book II, ch. 19 and 20, P.G., 94, 880. About providence, II, 33, 43?, P.G., 94, 964-969. About passion and energy, II, 36, P.G., 94, 841. About foreknowledge and destination, II, P.G., 94, 968-980. About the way of the conception of the Word and His divine incarnation, III, 46, P.G., 94, 984-985. About the descent to Hades, IV, 73, 4, P.G., 94, 1108. About the holy and glorious mysteries of the Lord, IV, 86, 13, P.G., 94, 1137-1152. About wills and freewill of the Lord, III, 14, 15, 18, 48, 58, 62, P.G., 94, 1033-1076. About the energies in our Lord Jesus Christ, III, 58, 59, P.G., 94, 1012, 1045, 1052, 1056, 1057, 1060. About the God-Man energy, III, 63, P.G., 94, 1080-1081. About the deification of the human flesh and will of the Lord, III, 61, 63, P.G., 94, 1068-1069. About the way of the antidosis, III, 48, P.G., 94, 997, 1000. About familiarization, III, 69, 24, 25, P.G., 94, 1093. About the natural and incontestable passions, III, 64, 20, 21, P.G., 94, 1081-1084. About mortality and corruption, III, 72, 28, P.G., 94, 1100. About the after the resurrection, IV, 74, P.G., 94, 1101-1104. About the genealogy of the Lord and about the holy Theotokos, IV, 14, P.G., 94, 1160-1161. About those who do not repent, P.G., 96, 156. About those who have fallen asleep in the faith, P.G.,95, 272. About the one synthetic hypostasis of God the Word, III, 51, P.G., 94, 1009. About the holy and glorious mysteries of the Lord, P.G., 94, 1145-1154. 763

About the honour to the saints and their relics, IV, P.G., 94, 1164-1168. About the Anti-Christ, IV, P.G. 94, 1217. Against Manicheans, in Migne, P.G., 94, 1513-1580. That the holy Virgin is Theotokos; against Nestorians, III, 12, P.G., 94, 1028-1030. That God is not the cause of evil, IV, 22, P.G., 94, 1197. That all the divine nature in one hypostasis was united to all the human nature, and not part, III, 50, 4-6, in P.G., 94, 997-1005. To those who ask if the Theotokos brought forth two natures and if the two natures were hanged on the Cross, IV, P.G., 94, 1141. To 1 Corinthians, 13:1, P.G., 95, 692. Homily to Presentation of our Lord, P.G., 94, 1192. Homily on Great Saturday, P.G., 96, 605. Homily to the nativity of the Theotokos, 1, 2, P.G., 96, 664. Homilies I-III, P.G., 1248-1264, 1352-1356. Letter concerning the Trice Holy Hymn, in Migne, P.G., 95, 60 Justin, the philosopher and martyr (+165 AD): In Migne. 1 Apology, P.G., 6, 328-440. 2 Apology, P.G., 6, 441-471. Dialogue to Tryphon, P.G., 6, 472-1183. Answers to Orthodox, P.G., 6, 1249-1400. In B: 1 Apology, 3-66, in B, v. 3, pp. 1,147-198. 2 Apology, 1-20, in B, v. 3, pp. 202-207. Answers to Orthodox, in B, v. 4, p. 88. Dialogue, 5-141, in B, v. 3, pp. 80,-81, 213-338. Leontius Scholasticus Byzantius or Jerusalimite (+ 590 AD): Against Nestorians and Eutychians, Homilies I-III; Against Nestortius, Homilies I-VII, P.G., 86, 1268-1768. Against Severus, P.G., 86, 1917-1928. Homily 2, Against Impershable-docites, P.G., 86, 1325-1329. Coments from the voice of Theotokos Act X, P.G., 86, 1260. Makarius the Egyptian (+890 AD): About two ways of departing from this life, Homily 22, P.G., 34, 660. About the departure between the christians and the men of this world. Homily 5, P.G., 34, 493-516. Martyrdom of St. Mark: -, P.G., 115, 164-169. Martyrdom of St. Mark: -, P.G., 42, 201-205. Maximus the Confessor, Theologian and philosopher (+662 AD): 764

Chapter about love, IV, 4, 6, P.G., 90, 1048. Comments, P.G., 4, 93. To Marinus, P.G., 91, 12, 21, 73, 153, 192, 308. Dialogue to Pyrus, P.G., 91, 301, 308. Meliton Bishop of Sardeis (+170 AD): Fragments of his Epistles, Extract. 7, P.G., 5, 1208-1230. Methodius Bishop and Martyr (+312 AD): Symposium of the ten Virgins or about purity, P.G., 18, 28-220. Moschus Ioannis Eucratas (+620 AD): Leimon, P.G., 87, 2848-3109. Nemesius Bishop of Emessa (400 AD): Concerning Providence, P.G., 50, 792-817. Nicephorus Callistus Xanthopoulus (1335 AD): Church History, books I-VII, P.G., 145, 604-1332. Church History, books VIII-XIV, P.G., 146, 9-1274 Origen (185-240 AD). (In Migne): Against Celsus, I-VII, P.G., 11, 641-1632. Fragments to John, 36, book 10, 23, P.G., 14, 384. To John, P.G., 14, 108, 225, 257, 292. To Genesis, Homily IX, 3, in P.G., 12, 213. In Leviticus, P.G., 12, 405-574. To Luke, P.G., 13, 18, 34, 1862, 1892-1893. In Matthew, P.G., 13, 950, 1012-1013, 1345-1777. To Numbers, Homilies 14, 20, 24, P.G.,12, 680-757. To Romans, P.G.,14, 84, 946-1145. To the Song of Songs, Homily II, P.G.,13, 56-122. To Ezekiel, P.G.,13, 793-801. To Jeremiah, P.G.,13, 365, 521. To Psalms, P.G., 12, 1053-1686. To Psalms, P.G.,13, 138b To Numbers, P.G., 12, 701. To Exodus, P.G., 12, 391. In cant. Canticorum, P.G., 13, 134. About Prayer, P.G., 11, 448-553. About Principals, Introduction, books I-IV, P.G., 11, 115-327. 765

(In B): About prayer, in B, v. 10, p. 244, 297, 304. Against Celsus, I-XIII, in B, vs. 9 and 10. To John, book VI, XII, in B, v. 12, pp. 49, 170, 342-343. Fragment to John, in B, v. 12, 363. To Matthew, in B, vs. 13, 14, pp. 29, 44, 363, 416. To Luke, in B, v. 13, p. 13. To Martyrdom, in B, v. 9, p. 59. In Leveticus, in B, v. 10, pp. 230, 291 Admonition to martyrdom, 28, in B, v. 9, pp. 51-52. Pachymeris Georgios (1330 AD): Comments on the divine names, P.G., 4, 186-415. Procopius Deacon Chartophylax of Constantinople (+815 AD): Praise to saint Mark the apostle and evangelist, P.G., 100, 1188-1198. Georgios Codinus (1453-1460 AD) - Pseudonicodimus: About the Officialians, P.G., 157, 25-303. Socrates Scholasticus (380-439 AD): Ecclesiastic (or Church) History, book I-VII, P.G., 67, 33-841. De vita et Scriptis, P.G., 67, 17. Symeon Archbishop of Thessalonica, the New Theologian (1430 AD): About the holy ceremony of the holy oil or unction, P.G., 155, 516-535. Synesius of Ptolemais in the Lybian Pentapolis (350-431 AD): Epistle 62, P.G. 66, 1405. Tatianus Assyrian: Homily to the Greeks, P.G., 6, 804-888. Homily to the Greeks, in B, v. 4, pp. 244-269. Timotheus Presbyter of Constantinople (+500 AD): About the heretics who return within the Church, P.G., 86, 2. Theodore Studite (789-826 AD): Epistles, P.G., 99, 1116-1669. The life of Theodore of Stuidites, P.G., 99, 113-327. 766

Theodoretus Bishop of Cyrus (386-458 AD): About Providence, Homily II, X, P.G., 83, 556-774, 484. About the Son, Homily V, ch. II, P.G., 83, 452. About the Holy Spirit, Homily V, ch. III, P.G., 83, 456. About the nature of man, P.G., 83, 941. Dialogue I, Immutabilis, P.G., 83, 73-104. Dialogue II, Inconfusus, P.G., 83, 165-217. Dialogue II, Impatibilis, P.G., 83, 284-317. Evangelic Truth. About Principal, Homily II, P.G., 83, 856. Heresies, Homily 2, 5, 9, P.G., 83, 388-477. Homily I, about Faith, P.G., 83, 816A. Homily II, P.G., 83, 564, 576. Homily IV, P.G., 83, Homily V, About the Son, P.G., 83, 452. Homily VI, P.G., 83, 988. To Genesis, question 74, P.G., 82, 184. To Genesis, question 2, P.G., 80, 80. To Genesis, question 3, P.G., 81, 364. To 1 Corinthians, P.G., 82, 252-316. To 1 Timothy, P.G., 82, 804-821. To 2 Timothy, P.G., 82, 836-849. To 2 Thessalonians, P.G., 82, 664-68. To Romans, P.G., 82, 100-168. To Hebrews, P.G., 82, 717-757. To Colossians 1:26, ch. VII, P.G., 82, 597-609. To Ephesians, P.G., 82, 513, 553. To Ezekiel 3:22, book II, P.G., 81, 852. To Ezekiel 10:2, book II, P.G., 81, 821. To Ezekiel 3:22, book II, P.G., 81, 852C. To Ezekiel, book II, P.G., 81, 853. To Josuah, Introduction, P.G., 82, 457. To Naoum, Argument, P.G., 81, 1789A. To Psalms, P.G., 80, 1188. To Psalm 24, P.G., 80, 1033. To Song of Songs, book IV, P.G., 81, 176A. To Titus, P.G., 82, 861, 865. To the prophet Abdiou, IV, P.G., 81, 1712. Church History, I-V, P.G., 82, 908, 1248. Theodorus Mopsuestias (350-428 AD): To Naoum 1:1, P.G., 66, 401B-D, 404A. To Job, P.G., 66, 697-698. To 1 Timothy, P.G., 66, 936. Fragments to John, P.G., 66, 780. Fragments to Romans, P.G., 66, 832, 841. Theophilus of Antioch (190 AD): 767

To Autolycus, I-III, P.G., 6, 1024-1166. 1 Autolycus, in B, v. 5, pp. 14-20. 2 Autolycus, in B, v. 4, pp. 30, 33. 2 Autolycus, in B, v. 5, pp. 33, 34, 37, 39, 40. 3 Autolycus, in B, v. 5, p. 58. Theophylactus Archbishop of Bulgaria (1070-1100 AD): Exposition to 2 Timothy, ch. III, P.G., 125, 125A. To 1 Corinthians, II, P.G., 124, 605-768. To 1 Thessalonians 5:23, P.G., 124, 1324. To Ephesians, ch. II, P.G., 124, 1052-1065B-C. To Galatians, P.G., 124, 964B-C. To Colossians, P.G., 124, 1236. To Hebrews, XIV, P.G., 125, 192. To Hebrews, P.G., 125, 200. To 1 Peter, P.G., 125, 1212. To John, P.G., 123, 29-1305. To John, P.G., 124, 29, 205-296. To Luke, P.G., 123, 772-809. To Romans, P.G., 124, 348-496. Timothy the Presbyter of Constantinople (+500 AD): About those who enter the Church, P.G., 86, 44. Zigabinos Euthymius (1080-1122 AD): Anonymus translation of the two odes of the Theotokos and Zacharias in Luke, P.G., 129, 1109 and 1112. To John, P.G., 129, 1181-1420. To Matthew, P.G., 129, 117-640, 1485. To Luke, P.G., 129, 1065. To 1 Corinthians 12:29-30, P.G., To Psalms, P.G., 129, 73-1327. 2. LATIN. Ambrosius of Mediolan: (In Migne, P.L.): De viduis, P.L., 6, 235, 264. De fide, P.L., 16, 619. De incarnation, P.L., 16, 868. De Spiritus Sanctus, P.L., 16, 742. De inst. Virgin et S. Mariae virginitate perpetus, P.L., 16, 319-348. De mysteriis, III, VII, IX, P.L., 16, 410-453. De sacramentis, III, IV, P.L., 16, 450-459. Epist. 22, P.L., 16, 1064. Epist. 42, P.L., 16, 1172-1177. Exhort. Virginit., P.L., 16, 354. 768

In Hexaemerus, lib. I-II, P.L., 14, 143, 145. In Luce, lib. II, IV, VI, P.L., 15, 1665, 1754. Lib. De Parad., P.L., 14, 315. Sermo 18, P.L., 15, 461. To Psalms 118(119). To Psalm 49(50), exp. 17. To Psalm 40(41), P.L.,14, 1138. Augustine: (In Migne, P.L.): Confessio, IX, XI, 13, P.L., 32, 778-779, 815. Contra Julianum, I-VII, P.L., 44, 89, 766, 813, 853. Contra Secund. Manich., 5 P.L., 42, 581. Contra Cresconium, II, P.L., 43, 493. Contra duas epistolorum pelag., P.L., 44, 563. Contra epistola Parmenia, II, P.L., 43, 70. Contra lit. Petiliani, II, III, P.L., 43, 312, 342. Contra Faustum, VI, XX, P.L., 42, 251, 384, 385. De catechizandis rudibus, P.L., 40, 309-348. De consensu evangelistarum, P.L., 34,1041-1230. De utilitate credenti, VI, 13, P.L., 42, 74. De conjugiis adulterinis, ch. 18, P.L., 40, 463. De opere monachorum, c. XVII, P.L., 4 0, 564. De peccator. Merit. Et remiss., II, 38, P.L., 44, 174. De anima et ejus origine, IV, XXXVI, P.L., 44, 526-533. De civitate Dei, P.L., 41, 11-804. De fide et symbolo. De Trinitate, II-XV, P.L., 42, 853-1093. De Genesis ad litteram, P.L., 34, 245-466. De haeresibus 56 and 84, P.L., 42, 40-46. De natura et gratia, XXVI, XXXVI, P.L., 44, 261-891. De gratia, VI, P.L., 44, 889-901. De spiritu et litt., XXXIII, 58, P.L., 44, 238. De diversis quaestionibus LXXXIII, 73, P.L., 40, 85. De dono perserentiae VIII, XIV, P.L., 45, 1002-1014. De bono conjugal, P.L., 40, 394. De nupt. et concup., I, P.L., 44, 419-450. De baptismo contra Donatus, III-IV, P.L., 43, 174. Epist. 9, P.L., 33, 72. Epist. 54, P.L., 33, 200. Epist. 57 to Dardanus. Epist. 149, ad Paulinum, P.L., 33, 636-637. Epist. 177, P.L., 33, 767. Epist. 187, P.L., 33, 836-982. Epist. 217, P.L., 33, 936. Enarratio in John, P.L., 35, 1403-1903. Enarratio in Psalm, P.L., 37, 1264-1343. Enchiridion ad Laurentium, c. 45, P.L., 40, 254. Enchiridion, 5-103, P.L.40, 230-259. Quaestiones in Heptateuchumi, I, 1 q. III, P.L., 34, 549. 769

Quaestionum evangeliorum, II, P.L., 35, 1355. In Psalms, P.L., 36, 931. In Psalms, P.L., 37, 1251. Opus imperfectum contra Julianum, I-VI, P.L., 45, 1212-1597. Sermo 2 ad catech. De Symbolo, in migne, P.L., 40, 627. Sermo 4, P.L., 54, 148. Sermo 12, P.L., 38, 104. Sermo 99, P.L., 38, 599. Sermo 109, P.L., 38, 636. Sermo 131, P.L., 38, 729. Sermo 156, P.L., 38, 856. Sermo 158, P.L., 38, 863. Sermo 169, 13. Sermo 174, P.L., 38, 940. Sermo 175, P.L., 38, 945. Sermo 214, P.L., 38, 1071. Sermo 227, P.L., 38, 1099-1100, 1246. Sermo 228, P.L., 38, 1102. Sermo 272, P.L., 38, 1247 Sermo 352, P.L., 39, 1551. Sermo 362, 17, in migne, P.L., 39, 1622. In Johannis evangelium Tractatus XV-CXI, P.L. 35, 1011-1929. In epistola I Johannis, Tractatus III, P.L., 35, 2002-2004. In epistola Johannis ad Parthos, tractatus VI, P.L., 35, 2026. Vetus Testamentum in Novo patet. Virgo concepit, virgo peperi, virgo permansit Sermo 51, P.L., 38, 343. Lib. V, c. 18, 36, P.L., 34, 334. Retractus, I, 12, migne, P.L., 32, 602. Cyprian : (In Migne, P.L.): Ad Fortum praef., P.L., 4, 680. De zelo et livore, 3, 4, P.L., 4, 640. De unitate Ecclesiam, P.L., 4, 526. De lapsis, P.L. 4, 50, 483, 499-503. De catholic ecclesia unitate, P.L., 4, 519-528. De oratio Dominica, P.L., 4, 548-549. Epist. 9, P.L. 4, 257. Epist. 12, P.L. 4, 265. Epist. 34, P.L., 4, 331, 337. Epist. 37, P.L., 4, 331. Epist. 40, P.L. Epist. 52, P.L., 3, 811. Epist. 58, P.L., 3, 1005. Epist. 59, P.L., 3, 1054. Epist. 62 ad Pomponium, P.L. 4, 381. Epist. 63 ad Ceacil. de lapsis, P.L. 3, 391-397. Epist. 63 ad Ceacil. de lapsis, P.L. 4, 392-398. 770

Epist. 64, P.L. Epist. 66 ad Popianum. Epist. 69, P.L., 4, 413. Epist. 70 ad Januarium, P.L., 3, 1077-1078, 1080, 1082. Epist. 71, P.L., 4, 424. Epist. 72, P.L., 3, 1084. Epist. 73 ad Jubaien, P.L. 3, 1115, 1157, 1160-1170. Epist. 74, P.L. 3, 1132, 1178. Epist. 75, P.L., 3, 1161-1162, 1208. Epist. 76, P.L., 3, 1191-1196, 1886. Epist. ad Maximus, 3. Flugentius: (In Migne, P.L.): Epist. XI, P.L., 65, 379. Epist. XII, P.L., 65, 383. Gelasianus: (In Migne, P.L.): Sacramentarium, P.L., 74, 1145-1147. Hieronymus: (In Migne, P.L.): Contra Vigilant, P.L. 42, 359-384. Comm. in Isaiah, P.L., XXX-LVIII, P.L. 24, 362-597. Dialogus contra Lucif., P.L., 23, 173. Epist. 27 ad Marcellam, P.L., 22, 431. Epist. ad Galat., P.L., 26, 394, 403. Epist. 48, c. 8, P.L., 25, 499. Epist. 146, P.L., 22, 1193, 1194. Epist. ad Philemonem praefatio, P.L., 26, 599-602. Epist. ad Titum, P.L., 26, 633. In Joel, III, P.L., 25, 1028. In Jon., P.L.,I 25, 1148. In Ezech., VII, P.L., 25, 72. Sermo ad Caesarensis Ecclesiam Plebem, P.L., 43, 695. In Isaiah, 17, P.L., 24, 610. De perpertua virginitate B. Marie Adersus Helvidium, P.L., 23. Innocent: (In Migne, P.L.): Epist. 17, P.L., 20, 530. Epist. 24, P.L., 20, 549. Epist. ad Decentium, P.L., 30, 554. Johannis Papae: (In Migne, P.L.): Epist. 267, P.L., 136, 887. Leon of Rome, the Great: 771

(In Migne, P.L.): Leonis Sermo, P.L., 54, 413. Epist. CLXVIII, P.L., 54, 1210, 1211. Epist. CVIII ad Theodorum, P.L., 54, 1011. Epist. XV, 10, P.L., 54, 684-685. Sermo XXIX, P.L., 54, 226. Sermo IV, P.L., 54, 149. Paschalis Papae: (In Migne, P.L.): Epist. to the archbishop of Magnentia, P.L., 163, 175. Prudentius: (In Migne, P.L.): Peristephanon hymn, P.L., 60, 433-435, 544. Poema XXVII, XXVIII, P.L., 61, 660, 663. Tertullian: (In Migne, P.L.): Apologeticus, P.L., 1, 391-532. Adversus Hermogenem, P.L., 2, 213-228. Adversus Marcianem, I-XXXIV, P.L., 2, 259-547. Adversus Praxeam II-XXX, P.L., 2, 180-345. Adversus Judaeos, P.L., 2, 162, 651. Adversus uxorem, II, P.L., 1, 1405, 1415. De Judic. 21, P.L., 2,1080. De in carnatione, P.L., 16, 873. De Praescriptione haereticorum, P.L., 1, 61 De Praescriptione haereticorum, P.L., 2, 20-66. De corona, 3, in migne, P.L., 1, 98-99. De carne Christi, in migne, P.L., 1, 405. De carne Christi, in migne, P.L., 2, 799-830. De resurrection carne, P.L., 1, 806. De resurrection carne, P.L., 2, 852. De Testimonium Animae, c. 2, P.L., 1, 685. De Baptismo, P.L., 1, 1206-1330. De oratione, P.L., 1, 1174, 1258-1286. De poenitentia, P.L.,1, 1235-1366. De anima, P.L., 2, 608-788. De idol., P.L., 1, 671-745. De cult. Fem., I, 2, P.L., 1, 1305. De virg. Veland., P.L., 2, 899-950. De monogamia. P.L., 2, 989-992. De coron. militiae, III, P.L., 2, 79,-99. De exhort. Cast., VII, P.L., 2, 971-975. De pudicitia 4, P.L., 2, 1038. Instit., VII, 17. Vincent: (In Migne, P.L.): 772

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