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CATHOLIC TRADITION. TWELFTH CENTURY. YEAR 1122.

THE COMPLETE EXTANT WORKS OF EUTHYMIUS ZIGABENUS

THE COMPLETE EXTANT WORKS OF EUTHYMIUS ZIGABENUS. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE ALEXIAD OF ANNA COMNENA, ILLUSTRATED WITH THE NOTES OF CHARLES DU FRESNE DU CANGE.

Under the care and renewed revision of J.-P. Migne, editor of the Universal Library of the Clergy, or the Complete Courses on every branch of ecclesiastical knowledge.

VOLUME FOUR.

Sold for four volumes at 42 French francs.

Printed and sold by the publisher J.-P. Migne, on the street called d'Amboise, formerly near the gate of Paris commonly called d'Enfer, or Petit-Montrouge, now truly within the walls of Paris. 1864

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CATHOLIC TRADITION. CENTURY XII, YEAR 1122. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CXXXI.

EUTHYMIUS ZIGABENUS. Exposition of the Symbol, from the Moscow Readings of Christ. Frid. Matthaei. col. 9 Disputation on the faith with a Saracen philosopher in the city of Melitene, from the Vatican Ottobonian manuscript 333. 19 Against the Massalians. 39 Against the Phundagiotae or Bogomils. 47 On the Adoration of the venerable girdle of the most holy Mother of God. 1213

ANNA COMNENA PORPHYROGENITA CAESARISSA. Peter Possinus’s letter of dedication to Peter Séguier, Chancellor of France. 59 Preface to the Reader by the same. 65 Preface of David Hoeschel. 69 Testimonies of certain Latins concerning Alexius Comnenus. 71 Eulogy of Anna Comnena. 75 ANNA COMNENA’S ALEXIAD, or fifteen books concerning the events performed by the Emperor Alexius or in his time. Published for the first time from the Barberini library, endowed with a Latin translation and illustrated with a Glossary by Peter Possinus, S.J. presbyter. To these are added the historical and philological notes of Charles Du Fresne du Cange. 79 Annaean Glossary. 1211 David Hoeschel’s notes on the Alexiad. 1235 INDICES TO THE ALEXIAD: 1. Index of notable matters. 1251. — 2. Noble Gauls, Normans and Latins, mentioned by Anna Comnena and in the notes. 1281. — 3. Geographical index. 1285. — 4. Index of matters and words contained in the notes of Du Cange to the Alexiad. 1289. — 5. Index of Greek words explained in the notes. 1295. — 6. Index of authors mentioned and illustrated passim in the notes. 1299.

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

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