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Table of ContentsJohn Chrysostom · PG 52
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John Chrysostom · PG 52 · cols 7–7 · machine translation (AI, from the page scans)

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FIFTH CENTURY. YEAR 407. TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS FIFTY-SECOND VOLUME. SAINT JOHN CHRYSOSTOM.

TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS FIFTY-SECOND VOLUME.

Fifteen short treatises concerning the disturbances at Constantinople, and concerning those things which pertain to either exile of Chrysostom. Letters of Saint John Chrysostom and several others. Spurious works. Notes of Henry Savile and Fronto Ducaeus on volume III of the works of Saint John Chrysostom. Index of matters contained in the two parts of the same volume.

col. 389 527 791 845 861

ADVERTISEMENT

Perhaps you will wonder, kind Reader, that while in all the preceding as well as the following volumes of Saint John Chrysostom the Latin version accompanies the Greek text column by column, in this edition of ours of the same holy Doctor, the Latin page is placed only next to the Greek page. The reason for this, and indeed the only one, was that before we had the intention of compiling the entire tradition of the holy Fathers of the Greek Church, we had already, fifteen years ago, published the works of Saint John Chrysostom separately in Latin only, and had committed them to permanent type. Since matters stood thus, and it was neither in our power to move the permanent type, nor in our intention to destroy nine volumes of this purely Latin edition which had already been committed entirely to permanent type and had cost more than sixty thousand francs, we happily found this way—though not without effort and expense—of adapting them to this new edition, which thus becomes enriched in both the Greek and Latin languages.

At Paris. — From the Press of J.-P. MIGNE.

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