Order of the Letters of St. Basil, Reduced from the Previous Vulgate to the New Numbering
61 | XC | To the most holy brothers and bishops of the West. 62 | XXVIII | Consolatory to the Church of Neocaesarea. 63 | CCVII | To the clerics of Neocaesarea. 64 | CCX | To the leading men of Neocaesarea. 65 | CCLXI | To the Sozopolitans. 66 | CCXLVI | To the Nicopolitans. 67 | XXIX | Consolatory to the Church of Ancyra. 68 | XCVII | To the Senate of the Tyanians. 69 | XCII | To the Italians and Gauls. 70 | CCXLIII | To the bishops of the Italians and Gauls, concerning the disturbance and confusion of the Churches. 71 | CXXXIX | To the Alexandrians. 72 | CCLI | To the Evaiseni. 73 | CCXXVI | To his monks. 74 | CCLXIII | To the Westerns. 75 | CCIV | To the Neocaesareans. 76 | LIII | To the chorepiscopi. 77 | CIII | To the maritime bishops. 78 | CXXV | A copy of the faith dictated by the most holy Basil, which Eustathius, Bishop of Sebaste, subscribed. 79 | CCXXIII | Against Eustathius of Sebaste. 80 | CLXXXIX | To Eustathius the physician. 81 | CLI | To Eustathius the Archiatrus (chief physician). 82 | CCXLIV | To Patrophilus, Bishop of the Church of Aegae. 83 | XX | To Leontius the sophist. 84 | XXXII | To Sophronius the Magister. 85 | CCL | To Patrophilus, Bishop of the Church of Aegae. 86 | LI | To Bosporius the bishop. 87 | CXV | To Simplicia the heretic. 141 | VIII | Apology for his withdrawal to the Caesareans, and a discourse on the faith. 142 | CCCXXXV | Basil to Libanius. 143 | CCCXXXVI | Libanius to Basil. 144 | CCCXXXVII | Basil to Libanius. 145 | CCCXXXVIII | Libanius to Basil. 146 | CCCXXXIX | Basil to Libanius. 147 | CCCXL | Basil to Libanius. 148 | CCCXLI | Libanius to Basil. 149 | CCCXLII | Basil to Libanius. 150 | CCCXLIII | Basil to Libanius. 151 | CCCXLIV | Libanius to Basil. 152 | CCCXLV | Libanius to Basil. 153 | CCCXLVI | Basil to Libanius. 154 | CCCXLVII | Libanius to Basil. 155 | CCCXLVIII | Libanius to Basil. 156 | CCCXLIX | Basil to Libanius. 157 | CCCL | Libanius to Basil. 158 | CCCLI | Basil to Libanius. 159 | CCCLII | Basil to Libanius. 160 | CCCLIII | Libanius to Basil. 161 | CCCLIV | Libanius to Basil. 162 | CCCLV | Basil to Libanius. 163 | CCCLVI | Basil to Libanius. 164 | CXII | To Andronicus the governor. 165 | I | To Eustathius the philosopher. 166 | CXCIII | To Julian. 167 | CXXXV | To Diodorus, priest of Antioch. 168 | XVI | Against the heretic Eunomius. 169 | IV | To Olympius. 170 | CCXI | To Olympius. 171 | XII | To Olympius. 172 | XIII | To Olympius. 173 | III | To Candidianus. 174 | CXVI | To Firminus. 175 | X | To a widow. 176 | CCCXXX | Without inscription. 177 | CCCXXXII | Another, without inscription. 178 | CCCXXXIII | To the notary. 179 | LXXXVI | To the prefect. 180 | CCCXXXIV | To the librarian. 181 | LIV | To the chorepiscopi. 182 | CCXLII | To the citizens of Satala. 184 | CCLIX | To Palladius and Innocentius, monks. 185 | LXII | Consolatory to the Church of Parnassus. 186 | CCLXIX | Consolatory to the wife of Arinthaeus the duke. 187 | XCIX | To Terentius the count. 188 | V | Consolatory to Nectarius. 189 | VI | Consolatory to the wife of Nectarius. 190 | CCXLVII | To the Nicopolitans. 191 | CCXXXVIII | To the presbyters of Nicopolis. 192 | CCXL | To the presbyters of Nicopolis. 193 | CCXXXIX | To the clerics of Nicopolis. 194 | CCXL | To the magistrates of Nicopolis. 195 | CXXI | To Theodotus, Bishop of Nicopolis. 196 | CXXX | To Theodotus, Bishop of Nicopolis. 197 | CLX | To Diodorus. 198 | LV | To Paregorius the priest. 199 | CCLIII | To the presbyters of Antioch. 200 | CCLVI | To my most desired and religious brothers, my fellow priests Acacius, Aetius, Paul, and Silvanus, and to the deacons Silvinus and Lucius, and to the other monastic brothers: Basil the bishop. 201 | CCC | Consolatory to a father concerning a certain scholasticus who died. 202 | CI | Consolatory. 203 | CXIII | To the presbyters of Tarsus. 204 | CXIV | To Cyriacus, staying in Tarsus. 205 | CCLX | From a letter to Julian the Apostate. 206 | XXXIX | Julian to Basil. 207 | XL | Julian to Basil. 208-209 | XLI | Basil to Julian. 210 | CCXCIV | To Festus and Magnus. 211 | XVIII | To Macarius and John. 212 | CCCXXI | To Thecla. 213 | CLXXXVI | To Antipatrus the governor. 214 | CLXXXVII | Antipatrus to Basil. 215 | LXXVIII | Without inscription, on behalf of Elpidius. 216 | CCLXXIII | Without inscription, on behalf of Hera. 217 | CCLXXV | Without inscription, on behalf of Hera. 218 | CCCXV | Without inscription, on behalf of a relative. 219 | CCCXVI | Without inscription, for a vexed person. 220 | LXX | Without inscription, concerning a synod. 221 | CCCX | Without inscription, for the sake of greeting. 222 | CCCXVII | Without inscription, on behalf of a needy person. 223 | CCCXXXII | Without inscription, that he might celebrate Pascha with a friend. 224 | CCCXVI | Without inscription, for the sake of admonition. 225 | CCCXXXVII | Without inscription, exhortatory. 226 | LXXVII | Without inscription, concerning Therasius.
OLD ORDER
227. | CCIX | Without inscription, for the sake of defense. 228. | XXXVI | Without inscription, for the sake of assistance. 229. | CCLXXXV | Without inscription, that it may procure the patronage of the Church. 230. | CCCIX | Without inscription, for the needy. 231. | CCCXIV | Without inscription, for a servant. 232. | CCCV | Without inscription, for the sake of certain illustrious men by virtue of their excellence. 233. | CCCVIII | Without inscription, for the sake of patronage. 234. | CXVII | Without inscription, for the sake of pious and religious exercise. 235. | CCXCVIII | Without inscription, for the sake of a pious man. 236. | XXXV | Without inscription, for Leontius. 237. | CCCX | Without inscription, for kinsmen. 238. | CCLIX | Without inscription, for the sake of a pious man. 239. | XI | Without inscription, for the sake of friendship. 240. | CCCXXXI | Without inscription. 241. | CLV | Without inscription, for the sake of one who is sound in mind. 242. | CCXIII | Without inscription, for the sake of a pious man. 243. | LXXXVIII | Without inscription, for the sake of one exacting money. 244. | CCLXX | Without inscription, concerning abduction. 245. | CCLXXXVII | Without inscription, against those seeking revenge. 246. | CCLXXXVIII | Without inscription, against those seeking revenge. 247. | CCCVII | Without inscription. 248. | XXXVII | Without inscription, for the sake of him who was raised with him. 249. | CCLXXXIX | Without inscription, concerning an afflicted woman. 250. | CCXV | To Dorotheus the presbyter. 251. | CLXVI | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 252. | CLXVII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 253. | CXXVII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 254. | XLVIII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 255. | CXLV | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 256. | C | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 257. | CXXXV | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 258. | CLXII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 259. | XCVIII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 260. | CCLXI | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 261. | XCV | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 262. | CXLI | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 263. | CXCVIII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 264. | CCXXXVII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 265. | CXXVIII | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 266. | CLXXXII | To the presbyters of Samosata. 267. | XXXI | To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata. 268. | CXLVI | To Antiochus. 269. | CLXVIII | To Antiochus the presbyter, son of the brother of Eusebius, who was staying where his uncle was in exile. 270. | CLVII | To Antiochus. 271. | CLXVIII | To Antiochus. 272. | CCXVI | To Meletius, bishop of Antioch. 273. | LXXIX | To Meletius, bishop of Antioch. 274. | CCLXXIX | To Modestus the prefect. 275. | CCLXXX | To Modestus the prefect. 276. | CXI | To Modestus the prefect. 277. | CX | To Modestus the prefect. 278. | CCLXXXI | To Modestus the prefect. 279. | CIV | To Modestus the prefect. 280. | CCXIX | To the clergy of Samosata. 281. | CCVIII | To Eulancius. 282. | CCCXXIX | To Phalerius. 283. | CLXXIV | To a widow. 284. | CCLXXXIII | To a widow. 285. | CCXCVI | To a widow. 286. | CCXCVII | To a widow. 287. | CVII | To Julitta, a widow. 288. | CVIII | To the guardian of the heirs of Julitta. 289. | XCIII | To Caesaria the patrician, concerning communion. 290. | CCXXVIII | To the magistrates of Cologne. 291. | CCLII | To the bishops of the Pontic diocese. 292. | CCXXVII | A consolatory letter to the clergy of Cologne. 293. | CCLXV | To Eulogius, Alexander, and Harpocrates, bishops in exile in Egypt. 294. | CLXXXIII | To the senate of Samosata. 295. | CCXCV | To the monks. 296. | CIII | To the Satalenses. 297. | CCXXII | To the Chalcidenses. 298. | CCXXI | To the Beroeans. 299. | CCXX | To the Beroeans. 300. | LII | To the deaconesses, daughters of Terentius the count. 301. | CV | To Theodora, a canoness. 302. | CLXIII | To the monks harassed by the Arians. 303. | CCCVII | To the monks harassed by the Arians. 304. | CCLXXXIV | To the censor, concerning the monks. 305. | LXXXV | Concerning guarding against swearing oaths. 306. | CLXXXIV | To Eustathius, bishop of Himmeria. 307. | CXIX | To Eustathius, bishop of Sebastia. 308. | LXXIX | To Eustathius, bishop of Sebastia. 309. | CCXLV | To Theophilus the bishop. 310. | CLXXXV | To Theodotus, bishop of Beroea. 311. | CCLIV | To Pelagius, bishop of Laodicea in Syria. 312. | CXCV | To Euphronius, bishop of Cologne in Armenia. 313. | CXXII | To Poemenius, bishop of Satalis. 314. | CCIV | To Vitus, bishop of Carrhae. 315. | CXXII | To Abramius, bishop of Batnae. 316. | CLXXXI | To Otreius of Melitine. 317. | CCLX | To Optimus the bishop. 318. | CXVIII | To Jovinus, bishop of Perrha. 319. | LXXXI | To Innocentius the bishop. 320. | CXXXIII | To Petrus, bishop of Alexandria. 321. | CCLXVI | To Petrus, bishop of Alexandria. 322. | CCV | To Elpidius the bishop. 323. | CCXC | To Nectarius. 324. | XCI | To Valerianus, bishop of the Illyrians. 325. | CCLVIII | To Epiphanius the bishop. 326. | CCLXIV | To Barsas, bishop of Edessa, in exile. 327. | CCLXVII | To Barsas, bishop of Edessa, in exile. 328. | CXXIV | To Theodorus. 329. | CXCII | To Sophronius the Master. 330. | CCLXXII | To Sophronius the Master. 331. | LXXVI | To Sophronius the Master. 332. | XCVI | To Sophronius the Master. 333. | CLXXX | To Sophronius the Master, in Eumathia. 334. | CLXXVII | To Sophronius the Master. 335. | CLXXII | To Sophronius the bishop. 336. | CCLXXXII | To the bishop. 337. | CLIV | To Ascholius, bishop of Thessalonica. 338. | CLXIV | To Ascholius, bishop of Thessalonica. 339. | CLXV | To Ascholius, bishop of Thessalonica. 340. | CXCI | To Timotheus the chorepiscopus. 341. | CXXXIV | To Paeonius the presbyter. 342. | CLVI | To Evagrius the presbyter. 343. | CXXIII | To Urbicius the monk.
344. CCLXII To Urbicius the monk. 345. CCCXXIV To Genethlius the presbyter. 346. CCCI To Maximus, consolatory. 347. CCCII To the wife of Briso, consolatory. 348. CCVI To Elpidius the bishop, consolatory. 349. CCXIV To Terentius the count. 350. LXIV To Hesychius. 351. LXXII To Hesychius. 352. CCXCIX To the Censor. 353. CCCXIII To the Censor. 354. LVI To Pergamus. 355. CCCXXIII To Philagrius the Arcenean. 356. CXLVII To Aburgius. 357. CCCIV To Aburgius. 358. XXXIII To Aburgius. 359. CXCVI To Aburgius. 360. CLXXVIII To Aburgius. 361. LXXV To Aburgius. 362. XXVI To Caesarius, brother of Gregorius. 363. LXV To Atarbius. 364. CXXVI To Atarbius. 365. CCLXXVI To Harmatius the Great. 366. XXVII To Antipater. 367. CCCXXVIII To Hyperechius. 368. CXCIV To Zoilus. 369. CXCIII To Meletius the archiatros. 370. XCII To Hilarius. 371. LIII To the Principal of Neocaesarea. 372. XCIV To Elias, governor of the province. 373. XXI To Leontius the sophist. 374. CLII To Victor, general of the army. 375. CCCXXIV To Pasinicus the physician. 376. CXLVIII To Trajanus. 377. CXLIX To Trajanus. 378. CLXIII To Jovinus the count. 379. LXXIV To Martinianus. 380. CLXXIX To Arinthaeus. 381. CCCXXV To Magninianus. 382. CXXXI To Olympius. 383. XXIII Letter of recommendation for a monk. 384. XVII To Origen. 385. CCXXV To Demosthenes, in the name of other bishops. 386. CCXCI To Palladius. 387. CLIX To Eupaterius and his daughter. 388. LXXIII To Callisthenes. 389. LXXXIV To the President (Praeses). 390. LXXXVII Without inscription, concerning the same matters. 391. CCXXXVI To the same Amphilochius. 392. CL To Amphilochius in the name of Heraclides. 393. CLXI To Amphilochius, ordained bishop. 394. CLXVI To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 395. CCXXXI To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 396. CCII To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 397. CC To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 398. CXCI To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 399. CCXXXIII To Amphilochius, who had consulted him. 400. CCXXXIV Answer to another question for the same. 401. CCXXXV Answer to another question for the same. 402. CCI To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 403. CCXVIII To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 404. CCXXII To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 405. CCXLVIII To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 406. CXC To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium. 407. CVI To a soldier. 408. XLIX To Arcadius the bishop. 409. L To Innocentius the bishop. 410. CLXXV To Magnenianus the count. 411. XXII On the perfection of the monastic life. 412. CLXIX To Gregorius, by Basil. 413. CLXXI To Gregorius, his companion. 414. CLXX To Glycerius. 415. XV To Arcadius, count of the Private Affairs. 416. CCLXXIV To Himerius the Master. 417. CCLXXVI To a commentator (legal official). 418. CXLII To a numerarius of the Presidents. 419. CXLIII To another numerarius. 420. CXLIV To a tactator of the Presidents. 421. CCCXI To a Principal. 422. CIX To Helladius the count. 423. CCCIII To the count of the Private Affairs. 424. CCLXXVIII To the Principal of Sebastia. 425. CCLXXVIII To Valerianus. 426. CCCXII To the Censor. 427. LXXXIII To the Censor. 428. CLIII To Victor, ex-consul. CCCXVIII Of Basil, lacking a title, for a fellow-countryman. CCCXIX Similarly, for a guest. CCCLVI Libanius to Basil. CCCLVII Libanius to Basil. CCCLIX Basil to Libanius. CCCLXI To Apollinarius. CCCLXII To Apollinarius. CCCLXI To Basil, from Apollinarius. CCCLXIV To Basil, from Apollinarius. CCCLXV To Basil, the Great Emperor Theodosius. *CCCLXVI To Urbicius the monk.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE EPISTLES OF SAINT BASIL
A To Abramius, bishop of Batnae, 132. To Aburgius, 33, 75, 147, 178, 196, 304. To Acacius and the remaining presbyters, 256. To the Alexandrians, 139. To Ambrose, bishop of Milan, 197. To Amphilochius, on behalf of Heraclidas, 150. To Amphilochius, ordained bishop, 161. To Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium, 176, 188, 190, 191, 199, 200, 201, 202, 217, 218, 231, 232, 233, 234, 235, 236, 248. Consolatory [epistle] to the Church of Ancyra, 29. To Andronicus, the duke, 112. To the Church of Antioch, 140. To the presbyters of Antioch, 253. To Antiochus, 146, 157, 158, 168. Antipater to Basil, 187. To Antipater, 137, 186. To Apollinarius, 361, 363. Apollinarius to Basil, 362, 364. To Arcadius, count of the Private Affairs, 15. To Arcadius, the bishop, 49. Consolatory [epistle] to the wife of Arinthaeus the duke, 269. To Arinthaeus, 179. To Ascholius, bishop of Thessalonica, 154, 164, 165. To Atarbius, 65, 126. To Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria, 61, 66, 67, 69, 80, 82. To Athanasius, father of Athanasius, bishop of Ancyra, 24. To Athanasius, bishop of Ancyra, 25.
B To Barsas, bishop of Edessa, in exile, 264, 267. To the Beroeans, 220, 221. To Bosporius, the bishop, 51. Consolatory [epistle] to the wife of Brison, 302.
C To Caesaria, the patrician, regarding communion, 93. To the Caesareans, 8. To Caesarius, brother of Gregory, 26. To Callisthenes, 73. To Candidianus, 3. To the Canonicae, 52. To the Censor, 83, 284, 299, 312, 313. To the Chalcidenses, 222. To Chilo, 42. To the Chorepiscopi, 53, 54. To the magistrates of Colonia, 228. To the clerics of Colonia, 227. To the count of the Private Affairs, 303. To the Commentariensis, 286. To Cyriacus, 114.
D To Demosthenes, 225. To Diodorus, presbyter of Antioch, 135, 160. To Dorotheus, the presbyter, 215.
E To Elpidius, the bishop, 203, 206. To Epiphanius, the bishop, 258. To Eulancius, 208. To Eulogius, Alexander, and Harpocration, bishops of Egypt in exile, 265. Against Eunomius the heretic, 16. To Eupaterius and his daughter, 159. To Euphronius, bishop of Colonia in Armenia, 193. To Eusebius, bishop of Samosata, 27, 30, 31, 34, 48, 95, 98, 100, 127, 128, 136, 138, 141, 145, 162, 166, 167, 198, 237, 239, 241, 268. To Eusebius, his companion, 27. To Eustathius, the philosopher, 1. To Eustathius, bishop of Sebastia, 79, 119. To Eustathius, the Archiater, 131, 189. To Eustathius, bishop of Himmeria, 184. Against Eustathius of Sebastia, 233. To the Evaesenses, 251. To Evagrius, the presbyter, 156. Example of the faith dictated by the most holy Basil, to which Eustathius, bishop of Sebastia, subscribed, 125.
[F] To Festus and Magnus, 294. To Firminus, 115.
[G] To Genethlius, the presbyter, 224. To Glycerius, 170. To Gregory Nazianzen, 2, 7, 14, 19, 47, 71, 169, 171. To Gregory, his brother, 38, 58. To Gregory, his paternal uncle, 59, 60.
[H] To Harmatius, the great, 276. To Helias, rector of the province, 94. To Helladius, the count, 109. To Hesychius, 64, 72. To Hilarius, 212. To Himerius, the teacher, 274. To Hyperechius, 328.
[I] To Innocentius, the bishop, 50, 81. To the Italians and Gauls, 92, 243.
[J] To Jovinus, bishop of Perrhes, 118. To Jovinus, the count, 163. Basil to Julian, 41, 293. From the epistle to Julian the Apostate, 360. Julian to Basil, 39, 40. To Julitta the widow, 107. To the tutor of the heirs of Julitta, 108. Admonition to the juniors, 43.
[L] To Leontius, the sophist, 20, 21. To Libanius, 335, 337, 339, 342, 344, 348, 350, 351, 353, 356, 359. Libanius to Basil, 336, 338, 340, 341, 343, 345, 346, 347, 349, 352, 354, 355, 357, 358. To the librarian, 334.
[M] To Macarius and Joannes, 18. To Magnenianus, the count, 175. To Magninianus, 325. To the Maritime bishops, 203. To Martinianus, 74. To Maximus the Philosopher, 9.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE LETTERS OF ST. BASIL
To Meletius, Chief Physician, 193. To the soldier, 106. To Modestus, the prefect, 104, 110, 111, 279, 280, 281. To his monks, 226. To monks, 295. To monks harassed by the Arians, 257. To a monk, commendatory, 23. To a lapsed monk, 44, 45.
N To the wife of Nectarius, 6. To Nectarius, 5, 290. To the leading men of Neocaesarea, 210. To a leading man of Neocaesarea, 63. To the clergy of Neocaesarea, 207. To the Church of Neocaesarea, consolatory, 28. To the Nicopolitans, 247. To the Neocaesareans, 204. To the clergy of Nicopolis, 229, 246. To the magistrates of Nicopolis, 230. To the presbyters of Nicopolis, 238, 240. To a notary, 333. To the accountant of the governors, 142. To another accountant, 143.
O To the Westerners, 90, 242, 263. To Olympius, 4, 12, 13, 131, 211. To Optimus, bishop, 260. To Origen, 17. To Otreius of Melitene, 181.
P To Palladius and Innocentius, monks, 259. To Palladius, 292. To Paregorius, presbyter, 55. To the Church of Parnassus, consolatory, 62. To Pasinicus, physician, 324. To Patrophilus, bishop of the Church of Aegae, 244, 250. To Pelagius, bishop of Laodicea in Syria, 254. To Pergamius, 56. To Petrus, bishop of Alexandria, 133, 266. To Phalerius, 329. To Philagrius of Arca, 323. To Poemenius, bishop of the Satalae, 122. To Paeonius, presbyter, 184. To the bishops of the Pontic diocese, 252. To the provost, 86. To the president, 84. To a leading man, 311.
S To the presbyters of Samosata, 182. To the clergy of Samosata, 219. To the senate of Samosata, 183. To the Satalensians, 102, 103. To a leading man of Sebastia, 306. To Simplicia, the heretic, 115. To Sophronius, bishop, 172. To Sophronius, Magister, 32, 76, 96, 177, 180, 192, 272. To the Sozopolitans, 261.
T To the presbyters of Tarsus, 113. To Thecla, 321. To the daughters of Terentius, count, deaconesses, 105. To Terentius, count, 99, 214. To Theodora, a canoness, 173. To Theodorus, 124. To Theodosius, emperor, 365. To Theodotus, bishop of Nicopolis, 121, 130. To Theodotus, bishop of Beroea, 185. To Theophilus, bishop, 245. To Timotheus, chorepiscopus, 291. To the advocate of the governors, 144. To Trajanus, 148, 149. To the senate of the Tyanians, 97.
U To Urbicius, monk, 123, 262, 366.
V To Valerianus, bishop of the Illyrians, 91. To Valerianus, 278. To Victor, 152, 153. To a widow, 10, 174, 283, 296, 297. To a lapsed virgin, 46. To Vitus, bishop of Carrhae, 255.
Z To Zoilus, 194.
Epistles without inscription, 11, 22, 35, 36, 37, 70, 77, 78, 85, 87, 88, 101, 117, 155, 209, 213, 249, 270, 273, 275, 282, 285, 287, 288, 289, 298, 300, 305, 307, 308, 309, 310, 314, 315, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 322, 326, 327, 330, 331, 332.