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Cyril of Alexandria, Theodotus of Ancyranus, etc. · PG 77 · cols 7–7 · machine translation (AI, from the page scans)

Cyril of Alexandria, Theodotus of Ancyranus, etc.77
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TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS SEVENTY-SEVENTH VOLUME

Regarding those items which now appear for the first time among the works of St. Cyril, see the collation of the old order with the new, below, col. 1531.

ST. CYRIL, ARCHBISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA. Eighty-eight Epistles, a great many of which now appear for the first time among the works of Cyril; the rest are presented in a better edition. The Prologue concerning the calculation of the paschal feast, or Epistle 87, which was previously edited in a highly corrupted state, we have restored with the aid of the Royal Codex 609. Finally, we have provided summaries for all the epistles, which were previously lacking. Prolegomena to the Paschal Homilies of St. Cyril, by Antonio Salmatia, Doctor of Theology at the Ambrosian College of Milan (from the Antwerp edition of the year 1618). Summaries of the Paschal Homilies. Paschal Homilies. Added to these is the ancient version of the 17th homily, translated by Arnobius the Younger, from Volume V of the *Spicilegium Romanum*. Diverse Homilies. Added to those previously published are: fragments of homilies (8) delivered at Ephesus, from Volume III of Labbe’s *Concilia*; homily (15) on the Incarnation of the Word; homily (16) spoken on the feast of St. John the Baptist, which previously existed only in Latin in the editions of the Council of Ephesus; homily (17) on the parable of the vineyard; three short orations (under number 18) on the translation of the relics of Saints Cyrus and John; a steliteutic sermon (19) against eunuchs; homily (20) that Christ should not be called a "man-bearer" (*theophorus*), but God incarnate; fragments (21) from the prosphonetic sermon to the Alexandrians regarding the faith; an additional fragment from a sermon on the faith; from a homily to the Alexandrians (22); and finally a sermon (dubious) on the passing of the three holy children and the most wise Daniel.

DUBIOUS OR SPURIOUS. The book on the Trinity ascribed to St. Cyril. Collection of Old Testament Sayings. Liturgy of St. Cyril. col. 9 393 397 401 981 1119 1175 1291

THEODOTUS, BISHOP OF ANCYRA. Exposition of the Nicene Creed. Homilies. 1314 1350

PAUL, BISHOP OF EMESA. Confession of Faith. Homily. 1433 1433

ACACIUS, BISHOP OF BEROEA. Epistles. Confession of Faith. 1445 1447

JOHN, BISHOP OF ANTIOCH. Epistles. 1450

MEMNON, BISHOP OF EPHESUS. Epistle to the clergy of Constantinople. 1463

ACACIUS, BISHOP OF MELITENE. Homily delivered at Ephesus. Epistles. 1467 1471

RABBULAS, BISHOP OF EDESSA. Epistle to Cyril. Canons. 1474 1474

FIRMUS, BISHOP OF CAESAREA IN CAPPADOCIA. Epistles. 1482

AMPHILOCHIUS, BISHOP OF SIDE. Fragment. 1515

The new order of the works of St. Cyril collated with the old, and vice versa. 1531

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