CATHOLIC TRADITION. FIFTEENTH CENTURY. YEARS 1400–1462. ALL THE EXTANT WORKS OF GEORGE CODINUS. THE COMPLETE WORKS OF GEORGE CODINUS. TO WHICH IS ADDED THE BYZANTINE HISTORY OF DUCAS, NEPHEW OF MICHAEL DUCAS, FROM JOHN PALAEOLOGUS, IN THE YEAR OF CHRIST 1341, TO THE YEAR 1462; EDITED AND REVISED BY J.-P. MIGNE, PUBLISHER OF THE UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF THE CLERGY, OR OF THE COMPLETE COURSES IN EACH BRANCH OF ECCLESIASTICAL SCIENCE. SINGLE VOLUME. PRICE 10 FRENCH FRANCS. PRINTED AND SOLD BY J.-P. MIGNE, PUBLISHER, IN THE STREET CALLED THIBAUD, FORMERLY D'AMBOISE, NEAR THE GATE OF PARIS COMMONLY CALLED D'ENFER, OR PETIT-MONTROUGE, NOW ACTUALLY WITHIN THE WALLS OF PARIS. 1866.
CATHOLIC TRADITION. 15TH CENTURY. YEARS 1400-1462. TABLE OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CLVII.
GEORGIUS CODINUS CUROPALATA. The Life, achievements, and writings of Georgius Codinus. col. 9 On the offices and officials of the Great Church and of the Constantinopolitan court, from the edition of P. Jacques Goar and Jacques Gretser. 17 Jacques Gretser, S.J., Three books of commentaries on the volume of Codinus regarding the offices and officials of the Great Church and of the Constantinopolitan court; into which are inserted the notes and observations of J. Goar. 123 Excerpts of Georgius Codinus on the origins of Constantinople, from the edition of Petrus Lambecius. 429 On the form and circuit of the city of Constantinople. 469 On the signs, statues, and other things worthy of sight in the city of Constantinople. 475 On the buildings of Constantinople. 545 On the structure of the temple of Saint Sophia. 613 On the years from the foundation of the world until the Emperor Constantine the Great, and on those who reigned in Constantinople until it was captured by the Agarenes. 635 Short chronographic narrations by an anonymous author, edited and translated by Anselmo Banduri in his *Imperium Orientale*. 651 On the sepulchres of the emperors which are in the temple of the Holy Apostles, from the same edition, ibid. 725
DUCAS. The Life, achievements, and writings of Ducas, from Hankius, *De rebus Byzantinis Scriptores Graeci*. 739 Byzantine History, encompassing the events in the Greek empire from John Palaiologos, in the year of Christ 1341, to the year 1462; from the Louvre edition of Ismaël Boulliau. 745 A short anonymous Chronicle, in which certain deeds of the Greeks, Venetians, and Turks are contained up to the year 1523. 1167
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