CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEAR 1375.
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF JOHN KANTAKOUZENOS
JOANNIS CANTACUZENI OPERA OMNIA, HISTORICA, THEOLOGICA, APOLOGETICA.
To which are added the Orations, Opuscula, and Epistles of John Palaiologos, Emperor; Philotheos, Patriarch of Constantinople; Demetrios Kydones; Maximos Chrysoberges; and Philotheos of Selymbria.
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1866
CATHOLIC TRADITION. FOURTEENTH CENTURY. YEAR 1375. LIST OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CLIV.
JOHN CANTACUZENUS, EMPEROR OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Continuation of the Byzantine History. Four Apologies for the Christian Religion against the Mahometan Sect, from the Basel edition of 1543, by Joannes Oporinus. Four Orations against Mahomet, from the same edition. Against Barlaam and Acindynus, under the assumed name of the monk Christodulus. Cf. Editor’s Monitum.
PHILOTHEUS, PATRIARCH OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Sermon on the Exaltation of the Cross. On the Commandments of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Order of the Sacred Ministry. Encomium of the Three Doctors, namely Basil, Gregory, and John Chrysostom. Refutation of the Anathematisms of Harmenopoulos. (Philotheus’s twelve books of Antirrhetics against Gregoras, his Encomium of Gregory Palamas, are contained in volume CLI; his Life of St. Demetrios the Martyr in volume CXV; his diplomas in volume CLII.)
DEMETRIUS CYDONIUS. Notice from the Bibliotheca of Fabricius. On the Procession of the Holy Spirit, against Gregory Palamas. On the same subject, to those who say the Son of God is not of the substance of the Father. An Epistle on the same subject to Barlaam, which exists among the epistles of Barlaam in volume CLI. Oration to his people on admitting the aid of the Latins against the Turks. Deliberative Oration on not surrendering Gallipoli, at the request of Sultan Amurates. Translation of the book of Friar Ricardus, of the Order of Preachers, against the followers of Mahomet, from the Basel edition, concerning which see the note at col. 371. To this is added a profession of the Christian faith made to the Saracens. On the Contempt of Death. Epistle to the Great Primicerius Phacrases, written from Thessalonica when Amurates II was besieging the city. From the edition of the illustrious Hasius.
MAXIMUS CHRYSOBERGA. On the Procession of the Holy Spirit, to the Cretans. Cf. Editor’s Monitum.
PHILOTHEUS, ARCHBISHOP OF SELYMBRIA. Oration on St. Agathonicus, from the Nanian Greek Codex, p. 531, with our translation added.
JOHN PALAEOLOGUS, EMPEROR. Profession of faith, made before William, Bishop of Ostia, when he had sailed to Rome to entreat aid from Urban V.
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