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Gregory of Nazianzus · PG 37 · cols 5–5 · machine translation (AI, from the page scans)

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FOURTH CENTURY. YEAR 389. OF OUR HOLY FATHER GREGORY THE THEOLOGIAN, ARCHBISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE, ALL THE WORKS THAT EXIST.

OF OUR HOLY FATHER GREGORY THE THEOLOGIAN, COMMONLY CALLED NAZIANZEN, ARCHBISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE, ALL THE EXISTING WORKS,

Corrected and augmented with much material and illustrated according to Gallican, Vatican, German, and English manuscript codices, and also according to older editions, by the care and study of the monks of the Order of Saint Benedict of the Congregation of Saint Maur.

To these are added the commentaries and scholia of various authors on all the works of Saint Gregory; edited and revised by J.-P. Migne, of the Universal Clerical Library, or otherwise editor of the complete courses on individual branches of ecclesiastical science.

VOLUME THREE.

The four volumes are sold for 44 French francs.

Printed and sold by J.-P. Migne, editor, in the street called d’Amboise, formerly near the gate of Paris commonly known as the d’Enfer gate, or Petit-Montrouge.

1862

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