ት Tergwame Greek · Coptic · Ethiopic · Syriac · Armenian · Georgian · Latin

The Scriptorium · translations

Translations

Works
2,376
English words
9,181,034
Commentary units
216,591
up to 10 kinds per work
Status
machine-draft

Showing Greek · Other · 382 of 2376 works · show all

WorkAuthorPassages WordsCommentaryStatus
Other382 works
101
Greek · khazarzar-evagrius-ponticus-de-magistris-et-discipulis
De magistris et discipulis is a short ascetic treatise attributed to Evagrius Ponticus (ca. 345–399 CE). It survives only in Greek fragments, preserved in the Philokalia…
Evagrius Ponticus248612
8 kinds
machine-draft
102
Greek · tlg2959.tlg008 English translation exists
The fragments of Methodius of Olympus's 'De Martyribus' survive only in later Greek florilegia and catenae, not in a continuous manuscript tradition. The work, likely a…
Methodius315615
7 kinds
machine-draft
103
Greek · khazarzar-eustathius-antiochiensis-de-melchisedech
Eustathius of Antioch's De Melchisedech is a fragmentary treatise from the early fourth century that argues Melchisedech is a type of Christ, not a divine being, counter…
Eustathius Antiochiensis41,02124
8 kinds
machine-draft
104
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-melchisedech
De Melchisedech is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to John Chrysostom, likely composed during his Antiochene period (c. 386–397). The work interprets the enigmat…
John Chrysostom92,40551
8 kinds
machine-draft
105
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-mensibus-macedonicis
De mensibus Macedonicis is a short calendrical treatise attributed to John of Damascus (c. 675–749), listing the Macedonian months with their corresponding Julian dates…
John of Damascus249311
4 kinds
machine-draft
106
Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-caesariensis-de-mensuris-et-ponderibus
De mensuris et ponderibus is a late antique Greek treatise on weights and measures, traditionally attributed to Eusebius of Caesarea but likely a 4th–5th century compila…
Eusebius Caesariensis243712
5 kinds
machine-draft
107
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-meretrice
De meretrice (On the Prostitute) is a homily attributed to John Chrysostom that uses the Gospel story of the Pharisee and the prostitute (cf. Luke 7:36–50) to emphasize…
John Chrysostom61,53836
7 kinds
machine-draft
108
Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-de-morbo-et-valetudine
De morbo et valetudine is a short Greek ascetical treatise attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, surviving only in later manuscripts (10th–11th centuries). The work di…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria51,21830
4 kinds
machine-draft
109
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-natura-composita
De natura composita is a theological treatise by John of Damascus (c. 675–749) that defends the orthodox Chalcedonian Christology of one hypostasis with two natures in C…
John of Damascus112,94965
8 kinds
machine-draft
110
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-negatione-petri
De negatione Petri is a homily attributed to John Chrysostom (c. 349–407) that explores the denial of Peter, the typology of Joseph, the cross, and the salvation of the…
John Chrysostom143,44081
8 kinds
machine-draft
111
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-non-judicando-proximo
De non judicando proximo is a homiletic exhortation against judging one's neighbor, grounded in Matthew 7:1–5. Its register is parenetic and pastoral, not systematic or…
John Chrysostom71,84542
7 kinds
machine-draft
112
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-occursu-domini
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom (c. 349–407), is a festal sermon for the Hypapante (Presentation of the Lord), celebrating the encounter of the infant Jesus w…
John Chrysostom102,72158
8 kinds
machine-draft
113
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-octo-spiritibus-nequitiae
De octo spiritibus nequitiae (On the Eight Evil Spirits) is a Greek treatise traditionally attributed to John of Damascus (c. 675–749) but of uncertain authorship. It li…
John of Damascus490024
7 kinds
machine-draft
114
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nazianzus-de-pace-ii
De pace ii (Second Oration on Peace) is a homily by Gregory of Nazianzus, likely delivered in Constantinople between 379 and 381 during his brief episcopate. The oration…
Gregory of Nazianzus164,48795
8 kinds
machine-draft
115
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-de-paradiso
Gregory of Nyssa's De paradiso, composed in the late 4th century (c. 390s), is a Greek treatise on the Garden of Eden that engages contemporary Origenist debates over li…
Gregory of Nyssa81,99848
8 kinds
machine-draft
116
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-de-paradiso-recensio-lf
De paradiso (On Paradise) by Gregory of Nyssa is a late fourth-century Greek treatise on the Garden of Eden, interpreting Genesis 1–2 through an allegorical and theologi…
Gregory of Nyssa102,28159
8 kinds
machine-draft
117
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-partibus-animae
De partibus animae is a philosophical treatise by John of Damascus (c. 675–749) that analyzes the faculties of the soul, drawing on Aristotle and Neoplatonic sources. Th…
John of Damascus12546
5 kinds
machine-draft
118
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-patientia-et-de-consummatione-huius-saeculi
This work by John Chrysostom, titled 'De patientia et de consummatione huius saeculi' (On Patience and the Consummation of This Age), is a Greek homily that combines mor…
John Chrysostom122,81668
8 kinds
machine-draft
119
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-perfecta-caritate
De perfecta caritate is a Greek ascetic treatise attributed to John Chrysostom, surviving only in a single medieval manuscript, Codex Athos Vatopedi 408. The work discus…
John Chrysostom236,195133
8 kinds
machine-draft
120
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-petitione-matris-filiorum-zebedaei
De petitione matris filiorum Zebedaei is a homiletic or catechetical piece attributed to John Chrysostom, focusing on the mother of James and John (the Zebedaean sons) a…
John Chrysostom205,154114
8 kinds
machine-draft
121
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-pharisaeo
De pharisaeo is a polemical homily or treatise attributed to John Chrysostom, targeting the Pharisees through scriptural exegesis and moral exhortation. Likely delivered…
John Chrysostom61,39936
8 kinds
machine-draft
122
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-precatione
De precatione is a Greek homily attributed to John Chrysostom (c. 349–407), likely composed during his Antiochene period (c. 386–397). The work explores the nature and p…
John Chrysostom235,649138
8 kinds
machine-draft
123
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-profectu-evangelii
De profectu evangelii (Περὶ προκοπῆς τοῦ εὐαγγελίου) is a deliberative homily attributed to John Chrysostom, urging the spread of the Gospel through exegesis and paraene…
John Chrysostom205,455117
8 kinds
machine-draft
124
Greek · tlg1750.tlg001 partly translated elsewhere
The Vitae Prophetarum, in the recension attributed to Dorotheus of Tyre, is a collection of legendary biographies of the Old Testament prophets. It survives in a single…
Vitae Prophetarum5813,435338
10 kinds
machine-draft
125
Greek · tlg1750.tlg002 English translation exists
The anonymous recension of the Vitae Prophetarum (De prophetarum vita et obitu) is a collection of legendary biographies of biblical prophets, presenting details of thei…
Vitae Prophetarum5010,455284
10 kinds
machine-draft
126
Greek · tlg1750.tlg003 partly translated elsewhere
The Vitae Prophetarum (Lives of the Prophets) is a collection of legendary biographies of Old Testament prophets, surviving in multiple Greek recensions. This edition in…
Vitae Prophetarum193,012105
9 kinds
machine-draft
127
Greek · khazarzar-amphilochius-iconiensis-de-recens-baptizatis
De recens baptizatis is a Greek homily attributed to Amphilochius of Iconium, a fourth-century Cappadocian Father. The work celebrates the newly baptized and the resurre…
Amphilochius Iconiensis82,01547
8 kinds
machine-draft
128
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-regressu
De regressu is a homiletic treatise by John Chrysostom on the return of the apostle Paul to Antioch. It blends exegesis with moral exhortation in Chrysostom’s characteri…
John Chrysostom81,92847
8 kinds
machine-draft
129
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-remissione-peccatorum
John Chrysostom's *De remissione peccatorum* (On the Remission of Sins) is a homily on forgiveness, likely delivered in Antioch during his presbyterate (c. 386–397). The…
John Chrysostom133,07776
8 kinds
machine-draft
130
Greek · khazarzar-origenes-de-resurrectione
Origen's 'De Resurrectione' is a treatise defending the physical resurrection of the body against Gnostic and Platonic spiritualizing interpretations. Origen insists on…
Origenes233612
7 kinds
machine-draft
131
Greek · 0340–0500 · pta0029.pta002
De sabbatis et circumcisione is a Greek patristic treatise attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria but widely considered spurious. It argues that Jewish practices of Sabb…
Ps.-Athanasius of Alexandria82,21246
8 kinds
machine-draft
132
Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-de-sabbatis-et-circumcisione
De sabbatis et circumcisione is a Greek treatise attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, likely from the fourth century, though its exact date and authorship remain unce…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria82,22548
8 kinds
machine-draft
133
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-sacerdotio-lib-7
De sacerdotio lib 7 is the final discourse of John Chrysostom's treatise On the Priesthood, a homiletic work that combines exegesis, moral exhortation, and pastoral inst…
John Chrysostom81,93847
8 kinds
machine-draft
134
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-sacris-jejuniis
De sacris jejuniis is a Greek treatise on fasting attributed to John of Damascus (c. 675–749), but its earliest secure attestation is in 10th-century Byzantine florilegi…
John of Damascus112,79462
8 kinds
machine-draft
135
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-salute-animae
De salute animae (On the Salvation of the Soul) is a Greek homily attributed to John Chrysostom, likely delivered during his Antiochene presbyterate (c. 386–397) or earl…
John Chrysostom92,29354
8 kinds
machine-draft
136
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-sancta-trinitate
De sancta trinitate is a catechetical exposition of the Trinity attributed to John Chrysostom, employing biblical proof-texts and anti-Arian polemic in a homiletic regis…
John Chrysostom236,468137
8 kinds
machine-draft
137
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-sanctis-bernice-et-prosdoce
This text, attributed to John Chrysostom, is a panegyric homily for the female martyrs Bernice and Prosdoce, likely composed for their feast day in early October. The ho…
John Chrysostom266,336152
9 kinds
machine-draft
138
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-sancto-meletio-antiocheno
De sancto Meletio Antiocheno is an encomiastic homily attributed to John Chrysostom, praising Meletius of Antioch, a key figure in the Arian controversy. The sermon like…
John Chrysostom112,60365
8 kinds
machine-draft
139
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-siccitate
De siccitate (On the Drought) is a homily by John Chrysostom addressing a severe drought, likely delivered between 386 and 404 CE. The sermon follows Chrysostom's typica…
John Chrysostom71,55140
8 kinds
machine-draft
140
Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-caesariensis-de-solemnitate-paschali
Eusebius of Caesarea's De solemnitate paschali is a festal homily likely composed in the 330s, addressing the Quartodeciman controversies and the Nicene settlement on Ea…
Eusebius Caesariensis123,02471
9 kinds
machine-draft
141
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-spe
De spe (On Hope) is a homiletic exhortation attributed to John Chrysostom, likely delivered in Antioch during his early pastoral career (c. 386–397). The work employs a…
John Chrysostom61,38536
8 kinds
machine-draft
142
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-studio-praesentium
De studio praesentium is a Greek treatise attributed to John Chrysostom, surviving in a single manuscript tradition with no early independent witnesses. Its attribution…
John Chrysostom143,54683
8 kinds
machine-draft
143
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-susanna
De Susanna is a Greek homily spuriously attributed to John Chrysostom, surviving in a single 14th-century manuscript from Vatopedi Monastery on Mount Athos. The work int…
John Chrysostom112,65165
8 kinds
machine-draft
144
Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-de-synagogae-defectu
De synagogae defectu is a polemical treatise by Cyril of Alexandria, written in a rhetorical and exegetical register typical of his anti-Jewish works. The text argues fo…
Cyril of Alexandria231511
4 kinds
machine-draft
145
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-terrae-motu
De terrae motu (On the Earthquake) is a Greek homily attributed to John Chrysostom, likely delivered in Antioch between 395 and 398 CE. The sermon interprets a recent se…
John Chrysostom81,73946
8 kinds
machine-draft
146
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nazianzus-de-testamentis-et-adventu-christi
De testamentis et adventu Christi is a theological treatise attributed to Gregory of Nazianzus, exploring the divine testaments and the advent of Christ in a rhetorical…
Gregory of Nazianzus474724
8 kinds
machine-draft
147
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-theologia
De theologia is a systematic exposition of the Trinity by John of Damascus, employing Aristotelian categories (οὐσία, ὑπόστασις) to defend orthodox doctrine against Aria…
John of Damascus12816
5 kinds
machine-draft
148
Greek · khazarzar-severianus-de-tribus-pueris
De tribus pueris is a Greek homily attributed to Severianus of Gabala (fl. c. 400–408), likely delivered in the late fourth or early fifth century. It celebrates the thr…
Severianus143,58484
8 kinds
machine-draft
149
Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-de-trinitate
The treatise *De trinitate* (On the Trinity), traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, is a theological work defending the consubstantiality and co-eternity…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria356817
8 kinds
machine-draft
150
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-unione
De unione is a theological treatise attributed to John of Damascus, composed in the early 8th century, likely at the Monastery of Mar Saba. It addresses the union of nat…
John of Damascus12545
5 kinds
machine-draft
151
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-de-virginitate-recensio-altera
De virginitate recensio altera is a Greek ascetic treatise attributed to Gregory of Nyssa, surviving in two recensions. This second recension (recensio altera) presents…
Gregory of Nyssa473422
8 kinds
machine-draft
152
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-de-virtute-animi
De virtute animi is a homily attributed to John Chrysostom (c. 349–407), likely from his Antiochene period (c. 386–397). The work argues for the primacy of inner moral e…
John Chrysostom71,83641
8 kinds
machine-draft
153
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-de-virtutibus-et-vitiis
De virtutibus et vitiis is a systematic catalogue of virtues and vices typical of Byzantine monastic ascetic literature. It defines each moral quality with biblical and…
John of Damascus112,53364
8 kinds
machine-draft
154
Greek · khazarzar-evagrius-ponticus-de-vitiis-quae-opposita-sunt-virtutibus
De vitiis quae opposita sunt virtutibus (On the Vices Opposed to the Virtues) is a brief ascetic treatise by Evagrius Ponticus (c. 345–399), listing eight principal vice…
Evagrius Ponticus51,21229
6 kinds
machine-draft
155
Greek · tlg9006.tlg016
The Declamatio de Atheniensium defensio is a Greek rhetorical exercise by Gregory II of Cyprus, patriarch of Constantinople (1283–1289), composed as a response to a decl…
Gregory II, of Cyprus, Patriarch of Constantinople10416,131579
8 kinds
machine-draft
156
Greek · khazarzar-procopius-of-gaza-declamationes
The Declamationes of Procopius of Gaza are a collection of model rhetorical exercises composed in the Greek Second Sophistic tradition, adapted for a Christian audience…
Procopius of Gaza215,972120
8 kinds
machine-draft
157
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-deprecatio
The Deprecatio is a prayer of supplication attributed to John Chrysostom, likely composed for liturgical or private penitential use. Its rhetorical style and theological…
John Chrysostom41,16423
7 kinds
machine-draft
158
Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-deprecationes
The Deprecationes is a set of deprecatory prayers attributed to John of Damascus, composed in a formal, rhetorical Greek style. Likely intended for liturgical or private…
John of Damascus370318
7 kinds
machine-draft
159
Greek · khazarzar-procopius-of-gaza-descriptio-imaginis
The Descriptio imaginis (Ekphrasis of an Image) is a rhetorical description of a lost painting, likely depicting a mythological or allegorical scene. Composed in elabora…
Procopius of Gaza195,361111
8 kinds
machine-draft
160
Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-dialexis-montanistae-et-orthodoxi
The Dialexis Montanistae et orthodoxi is a late 4th-century Greek dialogue attributed to Didymus the Blind, an Alexandrian theologian. It stages a debate between a Monta…
Didymus the Blind102,91759
8 kinds
machine-draft
161
Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-dialogus-cum-nestorio
The Dialogus cum Nestorio is a theological dialogue attributed to Cyril of Alexandria, composed in Greek shortly after the Council of Ephesus (431 CE). It presents a for…
Cyril of Alexandria41,16124
6 kinds
machine-draft
162
Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-doctrina-ad-monachos
The Doctrina ad monachos is a Greek ascetic work traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria but likely dating from the late 4th or early 5th century. It surviv…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria61,51636
6 kinds
machine-draft
163
Greek · 0030–0800 · pta0100.pta010
Dok. 10 preserves fragments of a lost letter from Eusebius of Caesarea to Euphration of Balaneae, dating to the early Arian controversy (c. 318–325). The fragments survi…
Dokumente zur Geschichte des arianischen Streites (Athanasius Werke III)345018
7 kinds
machine-draft
164
Greek · 0030–0800 · pta0100.pta001
This work is a letter from Alexandrian clergy to Bishop Alexander of Alexandria, composed in the early 320s CE, opposing the teachings of Arius. It survives only as quot…
Dokumente zur Geschichte des arianischen Streites (Athanasius Werke III)355217
8 kinds
machine-draft
165
Greek · 0030–0800 · pta0100.pta009
This dossier concerns a fragment of a letter from Eusebius of Caesarea to Alexander of Alexandria, preserved only as a citation in Athanasius' anti-Arian polemic. Dating…
Dokumente zur Geschichte des arianischen Streites (Athanasius Werke III)238012
7 kinds
machine-draft
166
Greek · khazarzar-proclus-eclogae-de-philosophia-chaldaica
The Eclogae de philosophia Chaldaica, attributed to Proclus, is a fragmentary work that systematically expounds Chaldean theurgy by merging Platonic metaphysics with ora…
Proclus71,85041
7 kinds
machine-draft
167
Greek · tlg0555.tlg005
The Eclogae propheticae (Prophetic Eclogues) is a collection of exegetical notes and extracts attributed to Clement of Alexandria, surviving in a single 11th/12th-centur…
Clement of Alexandria9112,454525
8 kinds
machine-draft
168
Greek · khazarzar-evagrius-ponticus-eis-to-pipi
This short, aphoristic text attributed to Evagrius Ponticus (c. 345–399) discusses the divine name, focusing on the Tetragrammaton (YHWH) and its Hebrew equivalents such…
Evagrius Ponticus12246
5 kinds
machine-draft
169
Greek · khazarzar-epiphanius-enumeratio-lxxii-prophetarum-et-prophetissarum
The Enumeratio lxxii prophetarum et prophetissarum is a late 4th-century Greek list attributed to Epiphanius of Salamis, cataloging 72 Old and New Testament prophets and…
Epiphanius229312
6 kinds
machine-draft
170
Greek · tlg2018.tlg008
Eusebius of Caesarea's Epistula ad Flacillum is a consolatory letter addressed to Flacilla, wife of Emperor Theodosius I, following the death of their daughter Pulcheria…
Eusebius of Caesarea248511
5 kinds
machine-draft
171
Greek · 0030–0800 · pta0022.pta012
The Epistula ad Palladium is a letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, traditionally dated to the 370s, during his later years. It addresses a figure named Pallad…
Athanasius of Alexandria231610
6 kinds
machine-draft
172
Greek · tlg1271.tlg005 English translation exists
The Epistula Clementis ad Jacobum is a pseudepigraphical letter attributed to Clement of Rome but addressed to James of Jerusalem. It survives only in Greek manuscripts,…
Clemens Romanus (Clement of Rome)326,757184
8 kinds
machine-draft
173
Greek · tlg1271.tlg003 English translation exists
The Epistula Petri ad Jacobum is a pseudepigraphal letter attributed to Clement of Rome, addressed to James of Jerusalem. It survives only within the Pseudo-Clementine c…
Clemens Romanus (Clement of Rome)51,24730
8 kinds
machine-draft
174
Greek · tlg1271.tlg010 English translation exists
The two letters on virginity attributed to Clement of Rome survive only in Syriac and Coptic versions, the Greek original being lost. They are pseudepigraphical, dating…
Clemens Romanus (Clement of Rome)4810,611284
8 kinds
machine-draft
175
Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-epitimia
The Epitimia of Basil of Caesarea is a collection of penitential canons attributed to the 4th-century bishop, prescribing graded penances for sins such as apostasy, murd…
Basilius Caesariensis51,22929
5 kinds
machine-draft
176
Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-epitimia-in-canonicas
The Epitimia in canonicas is a collection of canonical epistles attributed to Basil of Caesarea, prescribing penances for sins, particularly for women in ascetic communi…
Basilius Caesariensis243210
5 kinds
machine-draft
177
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-epitimia-lxxiii
The Epitimia lxxiii attributed to John Chrysostom is a set of canonical penalties prescribing penances for various sins, including sexual transgressions, blasphemy, and…
John Chrysostom71,76542
7 kinds
machine-draft
178
Greek · tlg0555.tlg007 English translation exists
The Excerpta ex Theodoto is a collection of excerpts from the works of the Valentinian teacher Theodotus, compiled by Clement of Alexandria in the late 2nd or early 3rd…
Clement of Alexandria7218,655429
8 kinds
machine-draft
179
Greek · tlg0555.tlg008 English translation exists
The 'Exhortation to Endurance or To the Newly Baptized' (Fragment 44) is a brief catechetical fragment attributed to Clement of Alexandria. It survives in a single manus…
Clement of Alexandria91,65054
9 kinds
machine-draft
180
Greek · khazarzar-serapion-fragmenta
The fragments attributed to Serapion of Thmuis survive only in later Greek catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript tradition. Serapion (fl. mid-4th century…
Serapion235610
5 kinds
machine-draft
181
Greek · khazarzar-diodorus-of-tarsus-fragmenta
The fragments of Diodorus of Tarsus survive only in catenae and florilegia, embedded in later theological controversies. Diodorus flourished in the late 4th century CE a…
Diodorus of Tarsus370818
9 kinds
machine-draft
182
Greek · khazarzar-aristides-atheniensis-fragmenta
The Greek fragments of Aristides of Athens' Apology survive only in later quotations, chiefly in the Sacra Parallela and the Doctrina Patrum, with no continuous manuscri…
Aristides Atheniensis174,304101
8 kinds
machine-draft
183
Greek · tlg2042.tlg061
The Fragmenta ex commentariis in Ezechielem is a collection of surviving excerpts from Origen’s lost continuous commentary on the Book of Ezekiel. These fragments are pr…
Origen91,23449
10 kinds
machine-draft
184
Greek · tlg2042.tlg084 partly translated elsewhere
The Fragmenta In Jeremiam (E Philocalia) is a surviving excerpt from Origen's lost commentary on Jeremiah, preserved only through the Philocalia, an anthology compiled b…
Origen202,975111
10 kinds
machine-draft
185
Greek · tlg2959.tlg007
The Fragmenta In Job (In Catenis) attributed to Methodius of Olympus survives only as excerpts in Byzantine catenae, not as a continuous work. The text, reconstructed fr…
Methodius295,080170
9 kinds
machine-draft
186
Greek · tlg2042.tlg014
The Fragmenta in Librum Primum Regnorum (In Catenis de Samuelis et Regnorum) is a set of exegetical fragments attributed to Origen, preserved only in Byzantine catenae o…
Origen855,912415
10 kinds
machine-draft
187
Greek · tlg2959.tlg010
The Fragmenta Incerta attributed to Methodius of Olympus survive only in later florilegia and catenae, lacking a continuous manuscript tradition. Their authenticity is u…
Methodius632631
9 kinds
machine-draft
188
Greek · tlg1447.tlg009
The Fragmenta Synodicae Epistulae is a surviving fragment of a synodical letter written by Irenaeus, bishop of Lyon, during the late second century CE. The text is prese…
Irenaeus, Saint, Bishop of Lyon594427
8 kinds
machine-draft
189
Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-fragmenta-varia
The Fragmenta varia attributed to Athanasius the Great of Alexandria survive only in later catenae and florilegia, not in a continuous manuscript tradition. Their wordin…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria241312
6 kinds
machine-draft
190
Greek · khazarzar-aristonis-pelloi-fragmentum
The Fragmentum attributed to Ariston of Pella is a brief Greek text preserved in a single manuscript witness, likely from a catena or florilegium. Its language is Koine…
Aristonis Pelloi12646
4 kinds
machine-draft
191
Greek · tlg2042.tlg012
The Fragmentum In Lamentationes (In Catenis de Octateucho) is a short exegetical fragment attributed to Origen, surviving only in Byzantine catenae on the Octateuch. Its…
Origen347718
7 kinds
machine-draft
192
Greek · tlg2042.tlg015
This fragment, attributed to Origen (3rd cent. CE), survives only in catenae on the Song of Songs, not in direct manuscript tradition. It is reconstructed from excerpts…
Origen219011
7 kinds
machine-draft
193
Greek · khazarzar-georges-pisides-heracliadis-iii-acroaseos-fragmenta
The Heracliadis iii acroaseos fragmenta are surviving portions of a lost Byzantine poem by George of Pisidia, likely composed in the early 7th century. The fragments, pr…
Georges Pisides595529
8 kinds
machine-draft
194
Greek · khazarzar-georges-pisides-heraclias
Heraclias is a panegyric poem by the Byzantine court poet George of Pisidia (Georges Pisides), celebrating the military campaigns of the Byzantine general Heraclias (lik…
Georges Pisides133,40678
9 kinds
machine-draft
195
Greek · khazarzar-procopius-of-gaza-horologium
The Horologium attributed to Procopius of Gaza is a late antique or early Byzantine description (ekphrasis) of a monumental water clock (horologium) that likely stood in…
Procopius of Gaza71,98340
8 kinds
machine-draft
196
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nazianzus-in-aegyptiorum-adventum
In Aegyptiorum adventum (Oration 34) is a Greek oration attributed to Gregory of Nazianzus (c. 329–390 CE). Its precise date is unknown, but it likely belongs to his lat…
Gregory of Nazianzus112,93164
8 kinds
machine-draft
197
Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-in-annuntiationem
This homily on the Annunciation, attributed to Gregory of Nyssa, blends exegesis of Luke 1:26–38 with theological reflection on Mary as Theotokos. It contrasts Eve's dis…
Gregory of Nyssa92,22453
8 kinds
machine-draft
198
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-in-annuntiationem-beatae-virginis
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom, is a festal oration on the Annunciation that employs typological exegesis of the Old Testament and praise of the Virgin Mary.…
John Chrysostom71,74841
8 kinds
machine-draft
199
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-in-annuntiationem-deiparae
This homily on the Annunciation, traditionally attributed to John Chrysostom, survives in multiple Greek manuscripts but lacks a critical edition. Its attribution is unc…
John Chrysostom143,79584
8 kinds
machine-draft
200
Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-in-annuntiationem-sanctissimae-deiparae
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom but likely dating from the 5th or 6th century, celebrates the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary. It weaves together Old Testamen…
John Chrysostom92,41854
8 kinds
machine-draft