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PG 136 (anthology) · PG 136 · cols 5–7 · machine translation (AI, from the page scans)

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CATHOLIC TRADITION. TWELFTH CENTURY. YEARS 1190-1200.

THE WORKS OF THE MOST WISE AND MOST LEARNED EUSTATHIUS, METROPOLITAN OF THESSALONICA, AS MANY AS ARE OF AN ECCLESIASTICAL SUBJECT.

THE WORKS OF THE MOST WISE AND MOST LEARNED EUSTATHIUS, METROPOLITAN OF THESSALONICA, AS MANY AS ARE OF AN ECCLESIASTICAL SUBJECT.

TO WHICH ARE ADDED THE COMMONPLACES OF ANTONIUS THE MONK, SURNAMED MELISSA, COLLECTED FROM SACRED AND PROFANE AUTHORS.

SUPERVISED AND REVISED ANEW BY J.-P. MIGNE, EDITOR OF THE UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF THE CLERGY, OR OF THE COMPLETE COURSES ON THE INDIVIDUAL BRANCHES OF ECCLESIASTICAL SCIENCE.

THE SECOND VOLUME OF EUSTATHIUS. THE SINGLE VOLUME OF ANTONIUS.

PRICE: 22 FRENCH FRANCS.

PRINTED AND SOLD BY J.-P. MIGNE, EDITOR, IN THE STREET CALLED THIBAUD, FORMERLY D’AMBOISE, NEAR THE GATE OF PARIS COMMONLY CALLED THE D'ENFER GATE, OR PETIT-MONTROUGE, BUT NOW WITHIN THE WALLS OF PARIS.

1865

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CATHOLIC TRADITION. TWELFTH CENTURY, YEARS 1190-1200.

CATALOG OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CXXXVI.

EUSTATHIUS, METROPOLITAN OF THESSALONICA.

CONTINUATION OF WORKS. On the capture of the city of Thessalonica by the Latins. 9 Eulogy of Saint Philotheus of Opsikion. 141 Invocations to Saint Demetrius the martyr. 161 Panegyric sermon on the same. 169 To a certain Stylite of Thessalonica. 217 On the Holy Martyrs Alpheius and his companions. 263 On the Holy Martyrs Ananias, Azarias, and Misael, cast into the furnace. 289 On the obedience owed to a Christian magistrate. 301 Prologue to the Pindarics. 359 On dissimulation. 373 Against the holding of grudges. 407 Exposition of the Pentecostal hymn of Damascenus, from the Roman edition. 501 Epistles. 1245

ANTONIUS MELISSA.

Sentences or commonplaces collected from sacred and profane authors. 765 Index to the Commonplaces of Antonius Melissa. 1333

* The writings of Eustathius enumerated here, and those which the previous volume contains, are published in Latin according to our translation.

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

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