4TH CENTURY. YEAR 389.
TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS VOLUME XXXVIII.
(Works marked with an asterisk now appear among the works of St. Gregory for the first time.)
ST. GREGORY THE THEOLOGIAN, ARCHBISHOP OF CONSTANTINOPLE.
POEMS. (Continuation.) Notice on the Epitaphs and Epigrams of St. Gregory. EPITAPHS. EPIGRAMS.
Appendix. Notice by A. B. Caillau on the Tragedy: Christ Suffering. CHRIST SUFFERING.
COSMA OF JERUSALEM * Collection and Interpretation of the histories which the divine Gregory mentions in his poems, derived both from Scripture and from secular poets and writers: a work edited in Greek only by Angelo Mai, and translated into Latin by us.
NICETAS DAVID * Paraphrase of the arcane poems of St. Gregory, edited in Greek by Ern. Droncke, and edited in Greek and Latin by us.
ANONYMOUS * Paraphrase of the poem of St. Gregory on the canonical books.
ST. CAESARIUS, BROTHER OF THE BLESSED GREGORY. Notice from Galland. FOUR DIALOGUES, in which are contained explanations of certain questions concerning grave matters, proposed to Caesarius at the time when he was secretary and teaching at Constantinople.
Very extensive indices.
Paris. — From the Press of J.-P. Migne.