CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEARS 1332-1335.
NICEPHORUS CALLISTUS XANTHOPULUS: ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, EIGHTEEN BOOKS.
Preceded by the continuation of the *Syntagma* of Matthew Blastaris, and the Orations and Epistles of Theodulus the Monk, also known as Thomas Magister.
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CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEARS 1332-1335.
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CXLV.
MATTHEW BLASTARES, HIEROMONACH. Syntagma of the Canons (Continuation). 9 Poems concerning the offices of the Church and the Court of Constantinople. 211
THEODULUS THE MONK, OTHERWISE THOMAS MAGISTER. Historical and literary notice, from Cave, *De script. eccles.* 213 Eulogy of St. Gregory the Theologian, from the edition of L. Normann, Uppsala 1693. 215 Oration for Chandrenos (concerning whom see Boivin on Gregoras, p. 229), from the Royal Codex 2629, with our translation. 353 Congratulatory oration to Angelus the Stratopedarch, ed. L. Norm. 373 Congratulatory oration to the Grand Logothete Metochites, from the same edition. 381 Congratulatory oration to Niphon the Patriarch, from the same. 389 Eulogy of the King of Cyprus, from the same. 397 Letters. 403 Oration on royal duties, to Andronicus II Palaeologus, from the Roman edition, with our translation. 447 Oration on the duties of subjects. 495 Titles of the orations of Theodulus. 547
NICEPHORUS CALLISTUS XANTHOPULUS. Historical and literary notice from the *Bibliotheca* of Fabricius. 549 Ecclesiastical History, books I-VII. 557
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