CATHOLIC TRADITION. FIFTH CENTURY, YEARS 458-500. THE EXTANT WORKS OF BASIL, BISHOP OF SELEUCIA. THE OPERA OMNIA OF BASIL, BISHOP OF SELEUCIA. ACCEDING TO THESE ARE THE EXTANT WRITINGS OR FRAGMENTS OF THE WRITINGS OF EMPRESS EUDOCIA, AENEAS OF GAZA, ZACHARIAS OF MITYLENE, GENNADIUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE, ANTIPATER OF BOSTRA, THEOTIMUS OF TOMI, GELASIUS OF CYZICUS, ANDREAS OF SAMOSATA, TIMOTHY OF BERYTUS, EUSTATHIUS OF BERYTUS, QUINTIANUS OF ASCOLI, JOHN OF CARPATHIOS, BISHOPS; AMMONIUS, PRESBYTER OF ALEXANDRIA, DALMATIUS THE MONK, EUTHALIUS THE DEACON, CANDIDUS THE ISAURIAN, AND AN ANONYMOUS AUTHOR. EDITED AND REVISED BY J.-P. MIGNE, PUBLISHER OF THE UNIVERSAL CLERICAL LIBRARY OR COMPLETE COURSES ON THE VARIOUS BRANCHES OF ECCLESIASTICAL KNOWLEDGE. SINGLE VOLUME. PRICE 13 FRENCH FRANCS. PRINTED AND SOLD BY J.-P. MIGNE, PUBLISHER, AT THE STREET CALLED D’AMBOISE, ONCE NEAR THE GATE OF PARIS COMMONLY CALLED THE ENFER GATE, OR PETIT-MONTROUGE, BUT NOW WITHIN THE WALLS OF PARIS. 1864.