partial / older only. An English translation exists but is partial or older than the critical edition. The gap is a modern, complete translation from the original. A rendering of a daughter version does not count here: it is recorded on the dossier of the text it actually translates.
Why this is in the register
HOLLIS Primo 'Chrysostom letters', 'Chrysostom letters to Olympias' and 'Chrysostom Epistulae English translation' (2026-11-13) return only selections: 'Saint John Chrysostom: Letters to Saint Olympia' (Yonkers: St Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2016/2017, credited to David C. Ford) covering the 17 letters to Olympias, and 'The Cult of the Saints: Select Homilies and Letters' (2006). No complete English translation of the collected letters was located in HOLLIS, and the corpus is printed entire only in Migne PG 52 ('Epistolae Joannis Chrysostomi'); the NPNF volumes carry the treatises and homilies but not the letter collection.
The letters are the main autobiographical source for the exile and for the fall of Eudoxia, and the collection is quoted selectively in every biography while never being translated whole; c. 238 letters in the standard count, the great majority with no English version. Series attribution of the Olympia volume to Popular Patristics and the translator's name come from the Open Library record, not from a HOLLIS record; the year is given as 2016 in HOLLIS and 2017 in Open Library, hence the split.
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