CATHOLIC TRADITION. FIFTEENTH CENTURY. YEARS 1439-1462. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME CLIX.
LAONICUS CHALCOCONDYLA, THE ATHENIAN. Ten books of histories concerning the origin and deeds of the Turks, from the Louvre edition of the year 1650. col. 9 Marquard Freher’s commentary on Laonicus Chalcocondyla’s description of Germany. 555 Annals of the Ottoman sultans, written by the Turks in their own language and rendered into Latin by Johannes Leunclavius. 572 Supplement to the Annals, in which Turkish affairs are continued to the Mohammedan year 996, which is the Christian year 1588, from the adversaria of Johannes Leunclavius. 649 By the same Johannes Leunclavius, Pandects of Turkish history to illustrate the Annals. 717
LEONARDUS CHIENSIS, ARCHBISHOP OF MITYLENE. Epistle concerning the city of Constantinople captured by Mahomet II, directed to the Roman Pontiff Nicholas V on the 15th of August in the year 1453. 923
ISIDORUS, CARDINAL OF THE HOLY ROMAN CHURCH, BISHOP OF THE RUTHENIANS. To all the Christian faithful concerning the storming of Constantinople. 953
JOSEPHUS, BISHOP OF METHONE. (JOANNES PLUSIADENUS.) On the differences between the Greeks and the Latins. 939 Response to the booklet of Marcus Eugenicus, Metropolitan of Ephesus. 1023 Canon by acrostic on the Council of Florence, from the Pasini Taurinensis Codex. 1095 Synaxarion of the Council of Florence, or a brief narrative of those things which were done therein. 1101 Admonition of the Patrologia editors, in which the Defense of the five chapters of the Council of Florence, which had appeared under the name of Gennadius Scholarius, is attributed to Josephus of Methone. 1107 Exposition in favor of the holy and ecumenical Council of Florence; that it was legitimately convened; and a Defense of the five chapters which are contained in its Decree, namely: 1. On the procession of the Holy Spirit; 2. On unleavened bread and leavened bread; 3. On purgatory; 4. On the fruition of the saints; 5. On the primacy of the Pope. 1109
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