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Gregory Thaumaturgus; Dionysius of Alexandria; Archelaus

by Gregory Thaumaturgus, Dionysius of Alexandria

The Edition

Translated by
S. D. F. Salmond
Series editor
Alexander Roberts, James Donaldson

Publication

Publisher
T&T Clark
Series
Ante-Nicene Christian Library (ANCL)
Series volume
XX
Date published
1871
Print status
Out of print

The Physical Book

Binding
Hardcover

Contents

  • Writings of Gregory Thaumaturgus
    • Introductory Notice
    • Acknowledged Writings
      • A Declaration of Faith
      • A Metaphrase of the Book of Ecclesiastes
      • Canonical Epistle concerning those who, in the Inroad of the Barbarians, ate Things sacrificed to Idols, or offended in certain other matters
      • The Oration and Panegyric addressed to Origen
    • Dubious or Spurious Writings
      • A Sectional Confession of Faith
      • A Fragment of the same Declaration of Faith, accompanied by Glosses
      • Fragment from the Discourse on the Trinity
      • Twelve Topics on the Faith
      • Topical Discourse on the subject of the Soul
      • The Four Homilies of Gregory Thaumaturgus
        • 1. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary
        • 2. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary
        • 3. On the Annunciation to the Holy Virgin Mary
        • 4. On the Holy Theophany, or on Christ's Baptism
      • A Fragment on the Gospel according to Matthew
      • A Discourse on all the Saints
  • The Works of Dionysius, Bishop of Alexandria
    • Introductory Notice
    • I. Various Sections of the Works
      • From the Two Books on the Promises, in opposition to Noetus, a Bishop in Egypt
      • From the Books on Nature against the Epicureans
      • From the Books against Sabellius
      • Fragments of a Second Epistle to Dionysius of Rome
      • Epistle to Bishop Basilides
    • II. Epistles or Fragments of Epistles
      • 1. To Domitius and Didymus
      • 2. To Novatus
      • 3. To Fabius of Antioch
      • 4. To Cornelius the Roman Pontiff
      • 5. To the Pontiff Stephen
      • 6. To Pope Sixtus
      • 7. To Philemon, Presbyter of Rome
      • 8. To Dionysius, at that time Presbyter of Rome, and afterwards his Successor
      • 9. To Pope Sixtus II
      • 10. Against Bishop Germanus
      • 11. To Hermammon
      • 12. To the Alexandrians