The delightful task of these Enarrations, which was what the author undertook, became, indeed, a very painful one when the general editor informed that the whole work must be comprised in a single …
These homilies are often less complete in exposition than those on earlier books of the New Testament, and in literary excellence will not compare with the homilies on the Statues, and many other d…
The exegetical writings of Augustin are commentaries on Genesis, the Psalsm, the Gospel and the First Epistle of John, Sermon on teh mount, the Epistles to the ROmans and Galatians, and a harmony o…
The works of S. Cyril of Jerusalem owe much of their peculiar interest and value to the character of the times in which he wrote. Born a few years before the outbreak of Arianism i A.D. 318, he liv…
Augustine was as indefatigable preacher. He considered regular preaching an indispensable part of the duty of a bishop. To his homilies we owe mostht of his exegetical labors. The homilies were del…
Encouraged by the assured co-operation of competent Patristic scholars of Great Britain and the United States, the author has undertaken the general editorship of these books. It is to embrace in a…
This third volume contains the most important doctrinal and moral treaties of St. Augustin, and presents a pretty complete view of his dogmatic and ethics. The most weighty of the doctrinal treatie…
In the preparation of this volume of Chrysostom's homilies on Acts and Romans, the effort has been to improve the Oxford edition by some changes and corrections, and by the addition of critical and…
The basis of the present edition of Socrates' ecclesiastical history is the translation in Bagster's series mentioned in the introduction, part IV. The changes introduced, however, are numerous. Th…
To Januarius, Bishop of Caralis. Gregory to Januarius & C. The preacher of Almighty God, Paul the Apostle says, rebuke not an elder. But this rule of his to be observed in cases where the fault of …