CATHOLIC TRADITION. CENTURIES VI-VII, YEARS 561-614. TABLE OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS EIGHTY-NINTH VOLUME.
ST. ANASTASIUS THE SINAITE, PATRIARCH OF ANTIOCH.
Guide to the Way against the Acephali, from the edition of Jacob Gretser. col. 35 Questions and Answers, one hundred and fifty-four, from the same edition. 327 Oration on the Holy Communion, and on not judging, and on the forgetting of injuries, from the edition of François Combefis. 825 Eleven books of Anagogical Contemplations on the Hexaemeron to Theophilus, in Latin, by an uncertain translator, from the Lyons Library of the Fathers. 851 — The twelfth book, in Greek and Latin, from the revision of Pierre Allix, translated by André Dacier. 1051 Oration on Psalm VI, from the Thesaurus of Heinrich Canisius. 1077 A second oration on the said Psalm VI, from another codex. 1115 Fragment from the sermon on the text "According to the image," according to the edition of Cardinal Angelo Mai. 1143 Third sermon, from the edition of Giuseppe Maria Bandini, which see in the preceding Note. 1150 Fragments against the Arians, from the Vatican Collection of Cardinal Mai. 1179 Sermon on the departed, from the edition of Christian Friedrich Matthaei, with our own translation. 1191 Disputation against the Jews. 1203
ANASTASIUS I, PATRIARCH OF ANTIOCH.
Five Orations on Right Dogmas, in Latin, translated by Francisco Torres. 1309 Four sermons, translated by François Combefis, from the edition of Andrea Gallandi. 1361
ANASTASIUS, ABBOT OF ST. EUTHYMIUS.
Letter to the monks established at Calaris. 1409
ANASTASIUS IV, PATRIARCH OF ANTIOCH.
(Concerning this Anastasius, to whom some attribute certain orations published among the works of St. Anastasius I (col. 1389), see Fabricius under the first Anastasius, column 1295 of this volume.)
ANTIOCHUS, MONK OF THE LAURA OF ST. SABA.
Pandects of Holy Scripture, from the Supplement of Fronto Ducaeus. 1415 Exomologesis. 1849