CATHOLIC TRADITION. SEVENTH CENTURY, YEAR 662. OF OUR HOLY FATHER MAXIMUS THE CONFESSOR, ALL WORKS.
THE WORKS OF OUR HOLY FATHER MAXIMUS THE CONFESSOR, COMPLETE
Drawn from the most approved manuscripts—Royal, Cardinal Mazarin’s, Seguier’s, Vatican, Barberini, those of the Grand Duke of Florence, Venetian, and others—translated into Latin, and illustrated with notes, by the care and study of the Reverend Father François Combefis, of the Order of Preachers.
Added to this is the work of Saint Maximus, *On Various Difficult Passages of the Holy Fathers Dionysius and Gregory*, which Franc. Oeuler, Doctor of Theology, transcribed from the Gudian manuscript and translated into the Latin tongue, being the first to edit it in its entirety after the attempts of Joannes Scotus and Th. Gale.
Supervised and newly revised by J.-P. Migne, editor of the *Bibliotheca Cleri Universa*, or Complete Series of Every Branch of Ecclesiastical Science.
VOLUME TWO,
to which have been added the surviving works of the Abbot Thalassius and Theodore of Raithu.
Price for 2 volumes: 22 French francs.
Printed and sold by J.-P. Migne, Publisher, on the street called Thibaud, formerly D'Amboise, near the gate of Paris commonly called D'Enfer, or Petit-Montrouge, now within the walls of Paris.
1863