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Table of ContentsPhotius of Constantinople. · PG 102
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Photius of Constantinople. · PG 102 · cols 7–7 · machine translation (AI, from the page scans)

Photius of Constantinople.102
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NINTH CENTURY. YEAR 891.

INDEX OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME 102

PHOTIUS, PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE.

PART II OF THE WORKS. — DOGMATIC. Four books against the Manichaeans, from the edition of J. Christoph Wolf. col. 9 Book on the Mystagogy of the Holy Spirit, first published and illustrated with notes by J. Hergenröther, Doctor of Theology at the University of Würzburg. 263 Homilies, from the edition of Franc. Combefis. 547 Poems, from the Bollandists and Angelo Mai. 578 Three books of Letters, arranged in a new order, from Baronius, Montague, Combefis, Franc. Scorsi, Cotelier, Angelo Mai, and Jager. 585

TO THE READER After the volume was completed, there came into our hands a book, long sought in vain from every quarter, entitled TOMOS CHARAS [Volume of Joy], transmitted to us from Athens by the learned Mr. Sgoutas. It contains Photius's Letter to the Church of Antioch, which is not printed elsewhere; we have taken care to add this at the end of this volume, together with our own translation. Photius says that he accepted the episcopal burden laid upon him with difficulty; he issues a profession of the orthodox faith.

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