CATHOLIC TRADITION. FIFTH CENTURY. YEARS 458-500. INDEX OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME LXXXV.
BASIL OF SELEUCIA, Bishop.—40 Orations, from the edition of Claude Dausque, col. 27.—The same author’s Oration in praise of St. Stephen the Protomartyr, from the edition of François Combefis, 462.—Two books on the life and miracles of the blessed virgin Thecla, 474.—Scholia on St. Gregory Nazianzen (published among the works of St. Gregory).
EUTHALIUS, Deacon.—Index of the Acts of the Apostles, 627.—Index of the seven Catholic Epistles, 666.—Index of the Epistles of St. Paul, 694.
JOHN OF CARPATHOS.—Exhortatory chapters to the monks established in India, Latin, 791, Greek 1837.
EUDOCIA, Empress Augusta.—Poem on St. Cyprian of Antioch, 831.
AENEAS OF GAZA, Christian philosopher.—Theophrastus, or Dialogue on the immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the body, 872.
ZACHARIAS OF MITYLENE, Bishop.—Disputation on the creation of the world, 1011.—Against the Manichaeans, 1143.—Historical fragments, 1146.
GELASIUS OF CYZICUS.—History of the Council of Nicaea, 1186.
THEOTIMUS THE YOUNGER, Bishop of Tomis.—Epistle to the Emperor Leo, 1359.
AMMONIUS, Presbyter of Alexandria.—Fragments of commentaries on the Old and New Testament, 1362 and 1814.
ANDREW OF SAMOSATA.—Epistles pertaining to the Synod of Ephesus, 1611.
GENNADIUS, Patriarch of Constantinople.—Encyclical Epistle to the Roman Pontiff and all metropolitans, 1614.—Dogmatic fragments, 1622.—Fragments of commentaries on the Old and New Testament, from the Catenae, 1731.
ST. QUINTIANUS, Bishop of Asculum.—Epistle to Peter the Fuller, Bishop of Antioch, 1734.—Twelve anathematisms, 1738.
CANDIDUS THE ISAURIAN, Christian historiographer.—Historical fragments, 1742.
ANTIPATER, Bishop of Bostra.—Homilies, 1763.—Fragments, 1791.
DALMATIUS, Monk.—Epistles, 1799.—Apology, 1801.
TIMOTHY, Bishop of Berytus.—Fragments, 1803.
EUSTATHIUS, Bishop of Berytus.—Defense of the epistle of Pope Leo against Timothy Aelurus, 1803.
Appendix to the fifth century.—Anonymous historical fragments, from the edition of Cardinal Angelo Mai, 1807.