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Homilies234 works
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-11
Sermo 11 is a homily by Basil of Caesarea, part of his Hexaemeron, a series of nine sermons on the six days of creation from Genesis 1. Delivered in Greek during his epi…
Basilius Caesariensis184,832106
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-12
Sermo 12 is a protreptic homily attributed to Basil of Caesarea, urging the hearer to abandon worldly concerns and embrace the study of Scripture. It employs vivid contr…
Basilius Caesariensis495724
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-13
Sermo 13, attributed to Basil of Caesarea (c. 330–379), is a Greek homily on the Holy Spirit and ascetic discipline. It addresses the Arian controversy, urging the recov…
Basilius Caesariensis102,56657
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-14
Sermo 14 is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Basil of Caesarea (c. 330–379), delivering a sustained exhortation against usury. Drawing on biblical exempla, inc…
Basilius Caesariensis239410
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-15
Sermo 15, attributed to Basil of Caesarea, is a Greek homily on monastic conduct preserved in multiple manuscript families with significant variants in its doxologies, i…
Basilius Caesariensis359117
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Greek · khazarzar-macarius-of-egypt-sermo-23-recensio-completa
Sermo 23 (recensio completa) is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Macarius of Egypt (4th c.) but likely redacted in the 5th–6th c. within the Macarian corpus. T…
Macarius of Egypt112,18363
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Greek · khazarzar-macarius-of-egypt-sermo-23-recensio-excerpta
Sermo 23 recensio excerpta is a fragmentary homily traditionally attributed to Macarius of Egypt (4th c.), but likely composed in Syrian monastic circles (5th–6th c.). P…
Macarius of Egypt361117
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Greek · khazarzar-macarius-of-egypt-sermo-28-recensio-brevior
Sermo 28 recensio brevior is a shorter recension of a homily attributed to Macarius of Egypt, likely an epitome of a longer Macarian text. The homily adopts a hortatory…
Macarius of Egypt41,01724
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Greek · khazarzar-macarius-of-egypt-sermo-28-recensio-expletior
Sermo 28 recensio expletior is a longer recension of a homily attributed to Macarius of Egypt, a fourth- to fifth-century Egyptian monk and spiritual writer. The text su…
Macarius of Egypt82,14448
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-sermo-ad-alexandrinos
The Sermo ad Alexandrinos (Homily to the Alexandrians) by Cyril of Alexandria survives in a single medieval manuscript, likely from Constantinople, with lacunae at the b…
Cyril of Alexandria244312
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-ad-antiochum-ducem
The Sermo ad Antiochum ducem is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria but likely composed in the late 4th or early 5th century, possibly in…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria102,31359
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-sermo-antequam-iret-in-exsilium
John Chrysostom's 'Sermo antequam iret in exsilium' is a homily delivered in 404 CE, just before his second and final exile from Constantinople. The text reflects the te…
John Chrysostom92,48952
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-sermo-catecheticus-in-pascha
The Sermo catecheticus in pascha is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to John Chrysostom, intended for catechumens or the newly baptized during the Paschal celebra…
John Chrysostom243112
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-contra-latinos
The Sermo contra Latinos, attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, is a Greek homily that argues against the Latin addition of the Filioque to the Niceno-Constantinopolit…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria82,18248
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-contra-omnes-haereses
The Sermo contra omnes haereses is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria (c. 296–373), but its dating is uncertain, with some scholars prop…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria164,50996
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-sermo-cum-iret-in-exsilium
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom, was delivered in 404 CE as he prepared for his second and final exile from Constantinople. The text survives in Greek manuscr…
John Chrysostom51,08229
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-sermo-cum-presbyter-fuit-ordinatus
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom and titled Sermo cum presbyter fuit ordinatus, is a paraenetic address delivered in a plain, direct style typical of his early…
John Chrysostom143,41880
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-de-contubernalibus
This homily, attributed to Basil of Caesarea (c. 330–379), addresses the practice of syneisaktoi—women living in spiritual marriage with ascetic men—which Basil condemns…
Basilius Caesariensis163,96995
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-de-descriptione-deiparae
The Sermo de descriptione deiparae is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, though its authorship remains uncertain. Surviving in a single…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria133,49578
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-sermo-de-obitu-sanctorum-trium-puerorum
The 'Sermo de obitu sanctorum trium puerorum' is a Greek homily attributed to Cyril of Alexandria, commemorating the three Hebrew youths Ananias, Azarias, and Misael fro…
Cyril of Alexandria230011
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-de-patientia
The 'Sermo de patientia' (On Patience) is a Greek homily attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria but of uncertain authorship, likely dating from the 5th or 6th century. I…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria123,24071
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-exhortatoriu1
The Sermo exhortatorius is a Greek homily attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria (c. 296–373) but of uncertain date and authenticity. It survives only in the khazarzar d…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria361518
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-exhortatorius
The Sermo exhortatorius is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, though its authorship remains contested. Surviving in a single 10th-centu…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria361117
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-sermo-exhortatorius-de-temperantia
This homily, attributed to John Chrysostom, is a protreptic discourse urging self-control through vivid metaphors such as the soul as a chariot and direct second-person…
John Chrysostom381218
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-in-annuntiationem-deiparae
This homily, attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, celebrates the Annunciation to the Theotokos. It survives in a single medieval manuscript tradition, the earliest wi…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria235,811131
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Greek · khazarzar-john-of-damascus-sermo-in-annuntiationem-mariae
The Sermo in annuntiationem Mariae is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to John of Damascus (c. 675–749) for the feast of the Annunciation (25 March). It survives…
John of Damascus123,32271
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Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-sermo-in-illud-hic-est-filius-meus-dilectus
This homily, attributed to Gregory of Nyssa (c. 335–c. 395), interprets the biblical phrase 'Hic est filius meus dilectus' (This is my beloved son). It engages with the…
Gregory of Nyssa239712
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-in-nativitatem-christi
The 'Sermo in nativitatem Christi' is a Greek homily traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria (c. 296–373), but its authorship is unconfirmed before the 8th…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria123,25071
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Greek · khazarzar-gregory-thaumaturgus-sermo-in-omnes-sanctos
The 'Sermo in omnes sanctos' is a Greek homily attributed to Gregory Thaumaturgus (c. 213–270) but likely composed in the 4th or 5th century. It survives in a single man…
Gregory Thaumaturgus381518
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-in-ramos-palmarum
The Sermo in ramos palmarum is a Greek homily attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, surviving in a single manuscript tradition via a 17th-century copy with lacunae. It…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria488524
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-sermo-major
The Sermo major is a Greek homily attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria but widely considered spurious. Likely composed in the 4th or 5th century, it reflects later ant…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria144,06684
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-ob-sacerdotum-instructione1
This homily, attributed to Basil of Caesarea (c. 330–379), is a parametric sermon addressed to clergy, structured as a series of admonitions on priestly conduct. It surv…
Basilius Caesariensis255012
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-sermo-ob-sacerdotum-instructionem
The Sermo ob sacerdotum instructionem is a Greek homily attributed to Basil of Caesarea (c. 330–379) but of disputed authenticity. It exhorts priests to self-examination…
Basilius Caesariensis250412
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-sermo-prosphoneticus-ad-alexandrinos-de-fide
Cyril of Alexandria's 'Sermo prosphoneticus ad Alexandrinos de fide' is a festal oration defending Nicene orthodoxy against Arian and Nestorian positions. Addressed to t…
Cyril of Alexandria240312
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Greek · khazarzar-cyrillus-hierosolymitanus-tituli-catechesium
The Tituli catechesium is a set of catechetical lectures attributed to Cyril of Jerusalem, delivered in the mid-4th century (c. 348–350 CE) for baptismal candidates. The…
Cyrillus Hierosolymitanus367118
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Greek · khazarzar-olympiodus-deacon-of-alexandria-commentarii-in-jeremiae-epistulam
Olympiodorus of Alexandria's 'Commentarii in Jeremiae epistulam' is a Greek commentary on the apocryphal Letter of Jeremiah (Baruch 6), written in the form of a letter t…
Olympiodus Deacon of Alexandria41,01124
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Greek · khazarzar-procopius-of-gaza-epistula
Procopius of Gaza's letter (Epistula) is a classicizing Greek prose composition that blends pagan mythological references with Christian authorship, typical of the Gazan…
Procopius of Gaza13206
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-epistula-ad-abbatem
The Epistula ad abbatem is a brief Greek letter traditionally attributed to John Chrysostom (c. 349–407) but of uncertain date and authenticity. Addressed to an unnamed…
John Chrysostom154,02289
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Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-caesariensis-epistula-ad-alexandrum-alexandrinum
Eusebius of Caesarea's letter to Alexander of Alexandria, written after the Council of Nicaea (325 CE), defends the Nicene settlement against Alexandrian objections. The…
Eusebius Caesariensis13186
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-epistula-ad-caesarium
The Epistula ad Caesarium is a Greek letter attributed to John Chrysostom, written in a hortatory and admonitory register. It urges the recipient to resist heretical tea…
John Chrysostom491123
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-epistula-ad-episcopos
The Epistula ad episcopos, attributed to John Chrysostom, is a formal letter addressed to a group of bishops, employing an admonitory register that reflects Chrysostom's…
John Chrysostom490322
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-episcopum-persarum
The Epistula ad episcopum Persarum is a Greek letter attributed to Athanasius the Great of Alexandria, traditionally dated to the mid-4th century during his third exile…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria376518
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Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-caesariensis-epistula-ad-euphrationem
The Epistula ad Euphrationem is a lost Greek letter by Eusebius of Caesarea (c. 260–339 CE), surviving only in a Syriac translation within a single manuscript. Addressed…
Eusebius Caesariensis234711
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-eupsychium
The Epistula ad Eupsychium is a letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, surviving only in Syriac translation. Its Greek original is lost. The letter addresses a f…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria234911
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Greek · khazarzar-epiphanius-epistula-ad-eusebium
The Epistula ad Eusebium is a Greek letter attributed to Epiphanius, likely the late 4th-century bishop of Salamis. Addressed to a certain Eusebius—possibly the bishop o…
Epiphanius41,04324
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-liberium
The Epistula ad Liberium is a letter attributed to Athanasius the Great of Alexandria, addressed to Pope Liberius of Rome (352–366). It survives only in a Syriac transla…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria245912
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-monacho1
The Epistula ad monacho is a Greek letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, addressing a single monk on ascetic discipline. Its traditional authorship is disputed…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria232011
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-monacho11
The Epistula ad monacho11, traditionally attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, is a hortatory letter urging a monk to persevere in ascetic life against worldly distrac…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria232310
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-monachos
The Epistula ad monachos is a Greek letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, urging monks toward ascetic discipline and obedience to bishops. Its register is horta…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria380518
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-epistula-ad-monachos
The Epistula ad monachos, traditionally attributed to John Chrysostom, is a hortatory letter addressing monastic discipline and ascetic ideals. Written in Greek, it empl…
John Chrysostom112,97766
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-palladiu1
The Epistula ad Palladium is a Greek letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, addressed to an otherwise unknown Palladius. The text survives in a single late medie…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria233810
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-ad-palladium
The Epistula ad Palladium is a letter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, addressed to a certain Palladius, likely a monastic leader. It survives only in a single Gr…
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Greek · khazarzar-epiphanius-epistula-ad-theodosium-imperatorem
The Epistula ad Theodosium imperatorem, attributed to Epiphanius of Salamis (c. 315–403), is a Greek letter urging Emperor Theodosius I to uphold orthodox faith and oppo…
Epiphanius357917
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Greek · khazarzar-iustinus-epistula-ad-zenam-et-serenum
The Epistula ad Zenam et Serenum is a short Greek paraenetic letter attributed to Justin Martyr, addressing two named recipients, Zena and Serenus, with moral exhortatio…
Iustinus184,662106
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-epistula-canonica-ad-domnum
Cyril of Alexandria's canonical letter to Domnus of Antioch (c. 444–446 CE) addresses ecclesiastical discipline, specifically the status of a deposed bishop who continue…
Cyril of Alexandria377117
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-epistula-catholica
The Epistula catholica (Catholic Epistle) attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria is a circular letter traditionally dated to the mid-4th century, possibly during his thi…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria360217
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Greek · 0375–0377 · pta0013.pta003
The Epistula synodalis of Amphilochius of Iconium is a Greek letter from circa 375–377 CE, preserved only in a single tenth-century manuscript (Vaticanus graecus 1431) w…
Amphilochius of Iconium498623
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Greek · khazarzar-gregory-of-nyssa-epistula-xxvi-ad-evagrium-monachum
This letter, attributed to Gregory of Nyssa and addressed to the monk Evagrius (likely Evagrius Ponticus), discusses the nature of the Godhead, arguing for divine simpli…
Gregory of Nyssa71,76242
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-colossenses
The fragments of Severianus of Gabala's commentary on Colossians survive only in Greek catenae and florilegia, not as a continuous work. Dating to ca. 400–408 CE, they r…
Severianus174,555101
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-ephesios
The fragments of Severianus of Gabala's commentary on Ephesians survive only in catenae and florilegia, not as a continuous text. Their preservation depends entirely on…
Severianus102,69959
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Greek · khazarzar-gennadius-of-constantinople-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-galatas
Gennadius of Constantinople (d. 471) wrote a fragmentary commentary on Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians in Greek, surviving only through citations in catenae and later fl…
Gennadius of Constantinople239311
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Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-of-emesenus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-galatas
The Fragmenta in epistulam ad Galatas by Eusebius of Emesenus (died ca. 359) survive only as excerpts in Greek catenae and later florilegia, with no continuous manuscrip…
Eusebius of Emesenus71,92542
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-galatas
The Fragmenta in epistulam ad Galatas attributed to Severianus of Gabala survive only as excerpts in Greek catenae, primarily from the 10th century onward. The homiletic…
Severianus72,04541
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Greek · khazarzar-gennadius-of-constantinople-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-hebraeos
The Fragmenta in epistulam ad Hebraeos is a fragmentary commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews attributed to Gennadius of Constantinople, patriarch from c. 458–471. Pr…
Gennadius of Constantinople248711
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-hebraeos
The Fragmenta in epistulam ad Hebraeos attributed to Severianus of Gabala survive only in catenae and florilegia, not as a continuous text. Likely composed around 400–40…
Severianus72,03842
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Greek · khazarzar-theodorus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-hebraeos
Theodorus of Mopsuestia's commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews survives only in fragmentary form, preserved in catenae and later florilegia. Theodorus (ca. 350–428)…
Theodorus174,55799
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-philippenses
The surviving fragments of Severianus of Gabala's commentary on Philippians, preserved only in Byzantine catenae and later florilegia, offer glimpses into late fourth- a…
Severianus248811
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Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-romanos
The surviving fragments of Didymus the Blind's commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Romans, preserved only in Byzantine catenae and florilegia, offer glimpses into the ex…
Didymus the Blind82,31547
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ad-romanos
The Fragmenta in epistulam ad Romanos attributed to Severianus of Gabala survive only in Byzantine catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript tradition. The t…
Severianus143,85683
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Greek · khazarzar-gennadius-of-constantinople-fragmenta-in-epistulam-i-ii-ad-corinthios
The fragments of Gennadius of Constantinople's commentary on 1–2 Corinthians survive only in catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript extant. Gennadius, pat…
Gennadius of Constantinople233911
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Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-fragmenta-in-epistulam-i-ad-corinthios
Didymus the Blind (c. 313–398), a leading Alexandrian exegete, wrote this fragment on 1 Corinthians, surviving only in catena excerpts. It reflects his allegorical and d…
Didymus the Blind112,88766
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Greek · khazarzar-theodorus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-i-ad-corinthios
Theodorus' commentary on 1 Corinthians (Fragmenta in epistulam i ad Corinthios) survives only in Greek fragments. The work interprets Paul's opening as a deliberate doub…
Theodorus267,190146
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-i-ad-thessalonicenses
The Fragmenta in epistulam i ad Thessalonicenses are surviving excerpts from a lost commentary on 1 Thessalonians by Severianus of Gabala (active ca. 400–410 CE). The fr…
Severianus490923
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-i-ad-timotheum
The surviving fragments of Severianus of Gabala's commentary on 1 Timothy, preserved only in catenae and florilegia, offer exegetical and doctrinal insights from the lat…
Severianus82,07647
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Greek · khazarzar-theodorus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ii-ad-corinthios
Theodorus's commentary on 2 Corinthians survives only in fragments, likely excerpted from a longer catena. The register is exegetical, with concise glosses on Pauline pa…
Theodorus51,22229
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ii-ad-corinthios
The fragments of Severianus of Gabala on 2 Corinthians survive only in Greek catenae, not as a continuous commentary. Attributed to Severianus by manuscript lemmata, the…
Severianus226,286128
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ii-ad-thessalonicenses
The Fragmenta in epistulam ii ad Thessalonicenses by Severianus of Gabala survive only in catenae and later florilegia, with no continuous manuscript tradition. Severian…
Severianus61,41534
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Greek · khazarzar-severianus-fragmenta-in-epistulam-ii-ad-timotheum
The Fragmenta in epistulam ii ad Timotheum by Severianus of Gabala survive only in catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript extant. Severianus, a Greek exeg…
Severianus375917
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Greek · khazarzar-john-chrysostom-fragmenta-in-epistulas-catholicas
The fragments of John Chrysostom's commentary on the Catholic Epistles survive only in Byzantine catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript extant. Likely com…
John Chrysostom205,017117
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Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-in-epistulas-catholicas-brevis-enarratio
Didymus the Blind277,45860
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Commentary47 works
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-argumentum-in-psalmos
The 'Argumentum in Psalmos' (Greek: Ὑπόθεσις) is a preface to the Psalter attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria. Rather than a verse-by-verse commentary, it instructs r…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria498223
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Greek · khazarzar-procopius-of-gaza-catena-in-ecclesiasten
Procopius of Gaza's Catena in Ecclesiasten is a sixth-century Greek commentary that compiles excerpts from earlier patristic authorities—such as Origen and Gregory of Ny…
Procopius of Gaza226,317132
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Greek · khazarzar-olympiodus-deacon-of-alexandria-commentarii-in-baruch
Olympiodorus of Alexandria's 'Commentarii in Baruch' is a Greek commentary on the biblical Book of Baruch, surviving in a single 10th–11th century manuscript with lacuna…
Olympiodus Deacon of Alexandria102,53960
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-commentarii-in-joannem-additamenta
The Commentarii in Joannem Additamenta are fragmentary remains of Cyril of Alexandria's commentary on the Gospel of John, surviving only through Greek catenae and floril…
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-commentarii-in-lucam-in-occursum-domini
Cyril of Alexandria's homily on Luke 2:22-38, delivered for the Feast of the Presentation (Hypapante), interprets Christ's submission to the Mosaic law as a redemptive a…
Cyril of Alexandria102,49958
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Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-commentarii-in-octateuchum-et-reges
The Commentarii in Octateuchum et Reges, attributed to Didymus the Blind (ca. 313–398), survives only in fragments preserved in Byzantine catenae and later excerpts. No…
Didymus the Blind254012
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Greek · khazarzar-origenes-commentariorum-series-in-evangelium-matthaei
Origen's Commentary on Matthew is a major exegetical work composed in Caesarea after 244 CE, likely his last commentary. The Greek original survives only in fragments; t…
Origenes205,582120
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Greek · khazarzar-athanasius-the-great-of-alexandria-commentarius-de-templo-athenarum
The Commentarius de templo Athenarum is a Greek commentary attributed to Athanasius of Alexandria, but its authorship is contested. The sole surviving witness is a medie…
Athanasius the Great of Alexandria41,04024
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Greek · 0412–0451 · pta0006.pta001
The Commentarius magnus in Psalmos (Great Commentary on the Psalms) attributed to Hesychius of Jerusalem survives only in fragments, preserved chiefly in Byzantine caten…
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Greek · 0300–0339 · pta0005.pta001
Cyril of Alexandria's treatise argues for spiritual worship over material cult, a central theme in his anti-Jewish and anti-pagan polemic. The Greek title emphasizes 'sp…
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Greek · khazarzar-marcellus-ancyranus-expositio-fidei
The Expositio fidei is a systematic exposition of Nicene orthodoxy attributed to Marcellus of Ancyra, composed around 340 CE. It defends the homoousian doctrine against…
Marcellus Ancyranus51,31330
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Greek · khazarzar-basilius-caesariensis-expositio-fidei-nicaenae
The Expositio fidei Nicaenae is a Greek commentary on the Nicene Creed, traditionally attributed to Basil of Caesarea. It explains each phrase of the creed in a catechet…
Basilius Caesariensis248112
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Greek · khazarzar-iustinus-expositio-rectae-fidei
The Expositio rectae fidei is a systematic exposition of orthodox Christian doctrine, traditionally attributed to Justin Martyr but likely composed in the 4th–5th centur…
Iustinus277,341158
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-fragmenta-in-canticum-canticorum
The Fragmenta in Canticum canticorum by Cyril of Alexandria survives only in excerpts preserved in Greek catenae and florilegia, with no continuous manuscript tradition.…
Cyril of Alexandria133,33378
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Greek · khazarzar-eusebius-caesariensis-fragmenta-in-danielem
Eusebius of Caesarea's commentary on Daniel survives only in fragments, preserved in Greek catenae and Byzantine florilegia. The work interprets Daniel's visions through…
Eusebius Caesariensis364417
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Greek · khazarzar-origenes-fragmenta-in-evangelium-matthaei
The Fragmenta in evangelium Matthaei are surviving excerpts from Origen's lost commentary on the Gospel of Matthew, composed in Caesarea after 244 CE. Preserved only in…
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-fragmenta-in-ezechielem
The Fragmenta in Ezechielem of Cyril of Alexandria survive only as excerpts in Byzantine catenae and florilegia, not as a continuous manuscript. Dating to after the Coun…
Cyril of Alexandria255512
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Greek · khazarzar-gregory-thaumaturgus-fragmenta-in-jeremiam
The Fragmenta in Jeremiam attributed to Gregory Thaumaturgus survive only in catenae and florilegia, chiefly the Sacra Parallela of John of Damascus. No continuous manus…
Gregory Thaumaturgus51,29030
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Greek · khazarzar-cyril-of-alexandria-fragmenta-in-jeremiam
The Fragmenta in Jeremiam are surviving excerpts from Cyril of Alexandria's commentary on the Book of Jeremiah, preserved only in Byzantine catenae and florilegia rather…
Cyril of Alexandria51,31129
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Greek · khazarzar-didymus-the-blind-fragmenta-in-joannem
Didymus the Blind's commentary on the Gospel of John survives only in fragments, preserved in Greek catenae and a sixth-century Latin translation by Epiphanius Scholasti…
Didymus the Blind112,97365
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