CATHOLIC TRADITION. FIFTH CENTURY. YEAR 403. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS FORTY-THIRD VOLUME.
Those marked with an asterisk now appear for the first time among the writings of St. Epiphanius.
ST. EPIPHANIUS, BISHOP OF CONSTANTIA IN CYPRUS. Dionysius Petavius to the Reader. 9
GENUINE WRITINGS. Ancoratus, from the edition of Cardinal Thomas in *Institut. theol.* 11 On Weights and Measures. 237 On the Twelve Gems that were on the vestment of Aaron. 293 * Ancient version of the book on the twelve gems, from the edition of Francesco Foggini. 305 * Fragment on the diamond gem of the High Priest of the Hebrews, from Tischendorf’s *Anecdota*. 371 * On the Seventy Interpreters, from Montfaucon’s *Prolegomena to the Hexapla of Origen*. 373 Letter to John of Jerusalem, translated by St. Jerome. 379 Letter to Jerome. 391
DUBIOUS OR SPURIOUS. On the Lives of the Prophets and their deaths and burial. 393 * Another text of the same book from Tischendorf’s *Anecdota*. 415 Seven Homilies. 427 Treatise on the mysteries of numbers. 507 Physiologus. 517 * On the Liturgy of the Presanctified of St. Epiphanius (the Liturgy itself, omitted here by accident, is found at the end of the volume). 533 * Prayer and Exorcism for casting out an unclean spirit, from Irriarte’s *Catalogue of the Greek manuscripts in Madrid*. 537 Appendix of Dissertations. 639 Index to the genuine works of Epiphanius. 657
NONNUS OF PANOPOLIS. Notice from Fabricius. 665 From the Preface by Count de Marcellus, composed in French. 679 Paraphrase of the Gospel according to John, from Daniel Heinsius’s *Aristarchus Sacer*. 749 Daniel Heinsius’s Exercitations on the Paraphrase of Nonnus. 941 Arguments to the Dionysiacs with some fragments. 1227 Collection and interpretation of the histories mentioned by St. Gregory Nazianzen. 1283
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