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HOMILY I on Epist. 1 to the Thessalonians, from chap. I. – Watchfulness is necessary. 391-398
Hom. II from chap. I and II. – Concerning Alexander the Great; who are true friends; an example of Christian friendship. 399-406 Hom. III from chap. II and III. – Incantations and amulets; employed for healing diseases; diviners. Money should be despised. 407-416 Hom. IV from chap. III. – The chastity of Joseph; against injuries. 417-422 Hom. V from chap. IV. – Young people should be joined in marriage quickly. Chrysostom’s caution when speaking of the passions. 423-428 Hom. VI from the same chapter. – The dead are not to be bewailed. 429-434 Hom. VII from the same chapter. – An argument of those who did not believe in the resurrection; the metempsychosis of the Greeks. 439-440 Hom. VIII from the same chapter. – On the destruction of Sodom. 439-446 Hom. IX from chap. V. – The end of life is unknown, and the usefulness of the life of the living. All vice is the intoxication of the soul. Delicacies are of no benefit. 447-454 Hom. X from the same chapter. – True goods. Against those who are alienated. 455-462 Hom. XI from the same chapter. – Altercations should be avoided. The story of a certain maidservant. The begging of the poor is criticized. Patience is recommended by example. 461-468 BCOMMENTARY OF S. John Chrysostom on the Second Epistle to the Thessalonians. 467-468
ARGUMENT. Homily I on the 1st Epistle to the Thessalonians. – They were saying that the resurrection had already occurred. The advent of Christ is as lightning. Human affairs are as a shadow. 469-472 Hom. II from chap. I. – Regarding the punishment of enemies, he does not speak. Paul despised worldly things; why? Wealth is not a good; poverty is not an evil. 471-480 Hom. III from chap. I and II. – The Antichrist. Scriptures are to be read. 479-486 Hom. IV from chap. II and III. – Nero as a type of Antichrist; why God permits the Antichrist to come. The Church’s tradition as to him being a bishop. Chrysostom seems to speak clearly about this. 483-492 Hom. V from chap. III. – Almsgiving: how and why it is instituted. 491-498PREFACE to the Epistles I and II to Timothy. 499-500
COMMENTARY OF S. John Chrysostom on Epist. I to Timothy. 501-502 ARGUMENT on Epist. I to Timothy. – Why Paul writes to Timothy and Titus. 501-504 HOMILY I on Epist. I to Timothy from chap. I. – The dignity of the Apostles. There is no need for questions of faith. Against fate and the Law. 505-510 Hom. II from the same chapter. – Where heresies have arisen. Read how one should use [the Law]. What is true glory. What is virtue. 509-514 Hom. III from the same chapter. – Paul strove for humility. Good returned for evil. 515-520 Hom. IV from the same chapter. – Paul’s humility. How God is to be glorified. 519-526 Hom. V from the same chapter. – What kind of priests are to be chosen. Against those who approach [communion] unworthily and only once a year. 525-530 Hom. VI from chap. II. – A Christian ought to be superior to everyone. He must pray for his neighbor. One must pray for enemies. 529-534 Hom. VII from the same chapter. – The three types of wars. Almsgiving is commended; the worthlessness of money. 535-540 Hom. VIII from the same chapter. – Ornamentation is everywhere; excessive decoration. The adornment of virgins and their clothes. 539-544 Hom. IX from the same chapter. – Women in the churches are criticized for speaking; how they should listen. 545-548 Hom. X from the same chapter. – On bishops; what kind a bishop ought to be. On good examples; why Gentiles do not come to the faith; how long the various types of magicians have lasted according to Chrysostom. 547-554 Hom. XI from the same chapter. – Concerning the office of deacon. Money and its uses are the same as above. 553-558 Hom. XII from chap. IV. – The heresy of perpetual hesitation; Manichaeans, Encratites, Marcionites. Regarding idolatry. Against avarice. 557-564 Hom. XIII from chap. IV and V. – The office of bishop. Against pleasures. 565-572 Hom. XIV from chap. V. – On widows. The life of monks is admirable. 571-580 Hom. XV from the same chapter. – Idleness is a great evil. He taught the condition of human affairs. 579-586 Hom. XVI from chap. V and VI. – Moral exhortation. 585-590 Hom. XVII from chap. VI. – The office of teacher; pride is born from ignorance. The avarice of the wealthy. 591-596 Hom. XVIII from the same chapter. – Not to human wisdom, but to faith must one adhere; the fleeting nature of human affairs. 595-600C
COMMENTARY OF S. John Chrysostom on Epist. II to Timothy. 599-600
Hom. I in Epist. II to Timothy from chap. I. – No one is ever empty of good works. 599-606 Hom. II from the same chapter. – Worship of God is not dependent on human rationalizations. The dignity of the eucharistic sacrifice does not hang upon the human being; Christ is present in the Eucharist. 605-614 Hom. III from the same chapter. – The judgment of God is to be feared. 615-618 Hom. IV from chap. II. – In the earth, neither true glory nor true goodness is to be found; comparison of Paul with Nero. 617-624 Hom. V from the same chapter. – Let there be no quiet of conscience; no one should fear judgment; God sometimes punishes the wicked in this life. 625-630 Hom. VI from the same chapter. – God’s servant should abstain from strife. He should not be subjected to the devil in any way; almsgiving is commended. 631-636 Hom. VII from chap. III. – Jonathan’s friendship with David. 635-642 Hom. VIII from the same chapter. – The image of the ungrateful. Why God punishes in this life, and why he does not. 641-650 Hom. IX from chap. III and IV. – Paul’s labors and struggles. 649-656 Hom. X from chap. IV. – Why the apostles were not all able to heal the sick. 655-662MONITION on the Homilies on the Epistle to Titus. 661-662
[d]COMMENTARY OF S. John Chrysostom on the Epistle to Titus. 663-664 HOMILY I on Epist. to Titus from chap. I. – Regarding the time when this Epistle was written. The knowledge of truth is according to piety. Preaching must be done with confidence. The duties and dangers of bishops; for what reason they are reproved; what is required of a bishop. 663-670 Hom. II from the same chapter. – The work and labor of the apostles; Paul could do more than Plato. How difficult it is to despise honors. Honor and glory are not to be sought here. 669-676 Hom. III from chap. I and II. – Why and for whose use Paul wrote. Paul through the Greeks; the methods of arguing and correcting. How the pure are to be [so] regarded. 675-682 Hom. IV from chap. II. – The duty of a servant. When spouses are in harmony, how great a good that is. Good deeds of the family; the son of Joseph and Jacob. Many wicked people are lovable to all. 681-688 Hom. V from chap. II and III. – How grace effects [things]; evil desire is condemned; against those who call the Father of the Son lower. Convicted of not using [it]. Against Androgeos and Minos. 687-696 Hom. VI from chap. III. – What a genealogy is. Against heretics there should not be much disputation. It is easy to be helpful to the poor; almsgiving gives gain; those who are receiving. The August [Emperor] or something like that; wealth is thorns. Patience is to be endured; the martyrdom of the saints. 695-700 Hom. on the homilies on the Epistle to Philemon. 701-702 COMMENTARY on the Epistle to Philemon. ibid. ARGUMENT on the Epistle to Philemon. 701-704 HOMILY I on the Epistle to Philemon. 705-708 HOM. II. 707-714 HOM. III. 713-720 SPURIOUS. 719-720 MONITION on the following sequence. ibid. ON the sacrifices of Cain, and the gifts of Abel, etc. 719-722 ON the holy and great Friday, etc. 721-724 ON the Publican and Pharisee. 725-728 ON the entrance of the holy ones into the fast. 727-728 ON the holy Assumption of our Lord Jesus Christ. 727-732 ON fasting. The Sunday of the fasting ones. 731-732 ON fasting. 731-738 ON oration. 739-742 I came to send fire on the earth (Luke 12:49); and not peace on earth, but a sword (Matt 10:34). 739-742 SPIRITUAL ADMONITIONS. 741-744 ON the beginning of the fasts, and on fasting. 743-748 ON the adoration of the venerated cross. 747-752 ON the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ. 755-756 ON that parable which falls among the thieves. 755-758 ON fasting. 757-760 ON fasting, on David, etc. 759-760 ON the holy Theotokos. 765-768 ON alms. 767-770 ON charity. 769-772 ON Lazarus. I. 761-764 ON the four-day Lazarus. II. 773-778 ON the four-day Lazarus. III. 773-778 END OF THE SIXTY-SECOND VOLUME.Paris. – From the presses of L. MIGNE.