CATHOLIC TRADITION. SEVENTH CENTURY, YEARS 600-610. THE EXTANT WORKS OF EUSEBIUS OF ALEXANDRIA, EUSEBIUS OF EMESA, AND LEONTIUS OF BYZANTIUM.
THE EXTANT WORKS OF EUSEBIUS, BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA, EUSEBIUS OF EMESA, AND LEONTIUS OF BYZANTIUM; INTERSPERSED ARE THE EPISTLES, TREATISES, AND MINOR WORKS OF THEODORUS OF SCYTHOPOLIS, THEODOSIUS OF ALEXANDRIA, SAINT GREGENTIUS OF TAPHAR, EPIPHANIUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE, AND SAINT ISAAC OF NINEVEH, BISHOPS; OF TIMOTHEUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE AND TIMOTHEUS OF JERUSALEM, PRESBYTERS; OF JOANNES MAXENTIUS, THEODORUS THE LECTOR, PROCOPIUS THE PRESBYTER OF TYRE, SAINT BARSANUPHIUS THE PALESTINIAN ANACHORETE, AGAPETUS THE DEACON OF CONSTANTINOPLE, AND EUSTATHIUS THE MONK; TO WHICH ARE ADDED THE DOGMATIC WRITINGS OF THE EMPEROR JUSTINIAN. EDITED AND REVISED BY J.-P. MIGNE, EDITOR OF THE UNIVERSAL LIBRARY OF THE CLERGY, OR OF THE COMPLETE COURSES IN EVERY BRANCH OF ECCLESIASTICAL KNOWLEDGE. VOLUME ONE OF LEONTIUS. A SINGLE VOLUME FOR THE REMAINDER.
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CATHOLIC TRADITION. SEVENTH CENTURY, YEARS 600–610. LIST OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME LXXXVI.
TIMOTHEUS, PRESBYTER OF CONSTANTINOPLE. On those who approach the Church, or, On the reception of heretics, from the edition of Jean-Baptiste Cotelier. col. 11
JOANNES MAXENTIUS, PRESBYTER OF ANTIOCH. Epistle to the legates of the apostolic see. 75 Profession of faith. 79 Second profession. 89 Reason for the union of the Word of God to his own flesh. ibid. Profession of faith concerning Christ. 93 Response to the epistle of Pope Hormisdas. 111 Libellus against the Acephali. 115 Dialogues against the Nestorians. 165 Epistle of Joannes Maxentius and others to the bishops exiled in Sardinia (exists among the Works of St. Fulgentius, Patrol. Lat. vol. LXV, col. 412).
THEODORUS LECTOR. Excerpts from the Ecclesiastical History of Theodorus Lector collected by Nicephorus Callistus; from the edition of Henri Valois. 231
PROCOPIUS, PRESBYTER OF TYRE. Commentary on the 70 disciples and the 12 apostles (exists at the end of the Chronicon Paschale, of this Patrol. vol. XCII, col. 1039). 237
THEODORUS, BISHOP OF SCYTHOPOLIS. Libellus on the errors of Origen, from the edition of Andrea Gallandi. 251
TIMOTHEUS, PRESBYTER OF JERUSALEM. Oration on Simeon, from the edition of Angelo Mai. 257 Dialogue of a Christian and a Jew, from the same. 265 Appendix. — Oration of Timotheus of Antioch on the Cross and on the Transfiguration of our Lord Jesus Christ, from the edition of Jakob Gretser. 255
TIMOTHEUS III, PATRIARCH OF ALEXANDRIA. Dogmatic fragments, from the edition of Angelo Mai and Andrea Gallandi. 263
THEODOSIUS, PATRIARCH OF ALEXANDRIA. Theological fragments, in Latin, from the edition of Angelo Mai. 277
EUSEBIUS, PATRIARCH OF ALEXANDRIA. Prolegomena. — I. Notice from Mai. — II. Alternative notice, from Gallandi. — III. Life of Eusebius of Alexandria by the author Joannes the monk, his notary, from Mai, with our interpretation. — IV. On the Sermons of Eusebius of Alexandria. 287-313 Sermons of Eusebius of Alexandria, from the edition of Angelo Mai. 313
EUSEBIUS, BISHOP OF EMESA. Prolegomena. — I. Notice from the *Bibliotheca Nova* of Mai. — II. Item from the *Institutiones* of J. Fessler. — III. Historical and philological annotations of Guilelmus Augustus on Eusebius of Emesa. 461-503 Sermons of Eusebius of Emesa. 503 (Note: the homily on the devil and hell, which through the carelessness of the typesetters was placed among the homilies of Eusebius of Alexandria [col. 383], ought to be relocated after the homily of Emesenus on the betrayal of Judas [col. 535].) Dogmatic fragments collected by J. Christianus Guilelmus Augustus. 555 Exegetical fragments from catenae. 545
ST. GREGENTIUS, BISHOP OF TAPHAR. Laws of the Homerites. 567 Disputation with the Jew Herbanus. 621
EPIPHANIUS, BISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Four epistles to Pope Hormisdas (exist among our Epistles of Hormisdas, Patrol. Lat. vol. LXIII). 785 Sentence against Severus and Peter, from the Council. 787 Exposition of the precedence of patriarchal and metropolitan sees, from Constantine Porphyrogenitus, *De ceremoniis aulae Byzantinae*, ed. Bonn.
ST. ISAAC, BISHOP OF NINEVEH. Book on contempt for the world, from the edition of Andrea Gallandi. 811 On thoughts. 885
ST. BARSANUPHIUS, PALESTINIAN ANACHORETE. Doctrine concerning the opinions of Origen, Evagrius, and Didymus. 891
EUSTATHIUS, MONK. (Not known from elsewhere, but who seems to be referable to the age of the Emperor Justinian from the following dogmatic epistle.) Epistle to Timotheus the Scholastic on the two natures against Severus, from the edition of Angelo Mai. 901
JUSTINIAN, EMPEROR AUGUSTUS. Libellus against Origen. 946 Confession of the right faith against the three chapters. 994 Epistle to the synod concerning Theodorus of Mopsuestia and others. 1033 Epistle against certain individuals who defend in their writings Theodorus and his dogmas. 1041 Sacred constitution against the Severians. 1053 Treatise against the Monophysites. 1103 Dogmatic epistle to the patriarch Zoilus. 1115 Golden Bull to the abbot of Mount Sinai, from the *Anecdota* of the celebrated Tischendorf. 1149
AGAPETUS, DEACON OF CONSTANTINOPLE. Admonitory chapters, from the edition of Anselm Banduri. 1163
LEONTIUS, BYZANTINE OR OF JERUSALEM. On the sects, from the edition of Andrea Gallandi. 1193 Against the Nestorians and Eutychians, in Greek from the edition of Cardinal Angelo Mai; in Latin, from our interpretation. 1267 Treatise against the Nestorians, in Greek from the same with our interpretation. 1599
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