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CATHOLIC TRADITION. CENTURIES XI-XII. YEARS 1081-1120.

NICEPHORUS BRYENNIUS. FOUR BOOKS OF HISTORIES.

NICEPHORUS BRYENNIUS, FOUR BOOKS OF HISTORIES, ILLUSTRATED WITH HISTORICAL NOTES BY CHARLES DUFRESNE DU CANGE.

TO THIS IS ADDED: CONSTANTINE MANASSES, CHRONICLE COMPENDIUM;

INTERMIXED ARE THE EXTANT WORKS OF: NICOLAUS, PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE; LUCAS, ABBOT OF GROTTAFERRATA; NICON, MONK OF RAITHU IN PALESTINE; ANASTASIUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CAESAREA IN PALESTINE; NICETAS SERRONIUS; JACOB THE MONK; PHILIPPUS SOLITARIUS; JOB THE MONK; PETRUS CHRYSOLANUS; ALEXIUS COMNENUS, EMPEROR; IRENE AUGUSTA; NICEPHORUS BOTANIATES, EMPEROR; AND NICETAS SEIDUS.

EDITED AND REVISED BY J.-P. MIGNE, PUBLISHER OF THE UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF THE CLERGY, OR THE COMPLETE COURSE OF ALL BRANCHES OF ECCLESIASTICAL LEARNING.

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CATHOLIC TRADITION. CENTURIES XI-XII, YEARS 1081-1120. TABLE OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CXXVII.

NICEPHORUS BRYENNIUS. Prolegomena, 9 Nicephorus Bryennius, *The Histories*, books IV, from the year of Christ 1057 to 1081, with historical notes by Petrus Possinus and Carolus Dufresne Du Cange. 19

CONSTANTINUS MANASSES. Chronicle compendium from the beginning of the world up to Nicephorus Botaniates, that is, the year 1081. 219

NICOLAUS, PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Synodal letter to Emperor Alexius Comnenus. 473 Synodal decrees. Ibid. On the payment of canonical dues. Ibid.

LUCAS, ABBOT OF GROTTAFERRATA VII. Life of Saint Bartholomew, with notes by the editors of the Patrology. 473

NICON THE MONK, OF RAITHU IN PALESTINE. Book on divine commandments. 513 Interpretations of the divine commandments. 515 On the fast of the Mother of God. Ibid.

ANASTASIUS, ARCHBISHOP OF CAESAREA IN PALESTINE. On the Artziburion, against the false religion of the Armenians. 517 On the fast of the Mother of God. 519

NICETAS SERRONIUS. Notice from Allatius, *On Nicetas*. 531 Editor's note. Ibid. Commentary on the Orations of Saint Gregory Nazianzen (see also at the end of the volume). 543 Responses to Bishop Constantine. Ibid. Epithets of gods and goddesses, with an editor's note. 543 Grammatical poems. Ibid.

JACOBUS MONACHUS. Encomiastic orations on the Most Holy Virgin, from the edition of Ant. Ballerini, S.J. 543

PHILIPPUS SOLITARIUS. Editor's note. 701 Preface of Jacobus Pontanus to the *Dioptra*. 703 Preface of Michael Psellus. 707 Preface of Phialites the corrector. Ibid. Preface of Philippus Solitarius to the monk Callinicus. 709 *Dioptra* of Christian life. Ibid. On the affairs of Armenia. 877

JOB MONACHUS. Life of Queen Theodora, in Greek from the Nanian Codex LXXI, with our translation. 905

PETRUS CHRYSOLANUS, ARCHBISHOP OF MILAN. Letter to Emperor Alexius on the procession of the Holy Spirit. 909

ALEXIUS COMNENUS, EMPEROR. Novella Constitutions. 923

IRENE AUGUSTA. *Typicum*, or Rule for the Monastery of the Most Holy Mother of God Full of Grace, from the edition of Dom Bernard de Montfaucon. 985

NICEPHORUS BOTANIATES, EMPEROR. Editor's note. 1481 Golden Bull confirming the synodal decrees of Joannes Xiphilinus regarding incestuous marriages and betrothals. 1481

NICETAS SEIDUS. On Easter. 1485

Paris. — From the Press of J.-P. MIGNE.

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