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adam_text	TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface.............................................. XXI List of Abbreviations.................................. xxin Contributors ............................................XXXI I. INTRODUCTION 1. The social and political background......................1 2. The religious background.................................3 3. Literary production.................................... 10 Bibliography...............................................19 n. LITERATURE FROM THE CONSTANTINOPLE AREA AND ASIA MINOR Introduction............................................ 21 Eudoxia Augusta....................................... 23 Atticus of Constantinople..................................23 Heraclides of Nyssa...................................... 24 Maximian of Constantinople.................................25 Alypius the Presbyter......................................26 Parthenius, Presbyter of Constantinople....................26 Dorotheus of Marcianopolis.................................27 Basil the Archimandrite....................................27 Amphilochius of Side.......................................27 Dalmatius the Archimandrite................................28 Julian of Sardica.........................-................28 Severus of Synnada.........................................28 Eusebius of Heraclea.......................................29 Memnon of Ephesus..........................................29 Eusebius of Dorylaeum......................................29 Theodotus of Ancyra...................................... 30 Peter of Traianopolis.................................... 31 Firmus of Caesarea.................................-.......31 Erecthius of Antioch.......................................32 Cyrus of Panopolis.........................................32 Eutyches................................................. 33 Flavian of Constantinople..................................34 Anatolius of Constantinople.............................. 35 VI CONTENTS Julian of Tabia..................................................35 Peter of Myra....................................................36 Callinicus.......................................................36 Acacius of Constantinople........................................36 Zeno........................................................... 37 Basiliscus.......................................................38 Gelasius of Cyzicus..............................................39 Fravitaof Constantinople ....................................... 40 Theodore the Lector..............................................40 Cyrus of Tyana...................................................41 Irenaeus of Harpasos.............................................42 John II of Constantinople........................................42 Epiphanius of Constantinople.....................................43 Julian of Halicarnassus..........................................43 Dionysius the Areopagite..........................................45 Identity........................................................45 Works.......................................................... 46 1. The Celestial Hierarchy.................................... 48 2. The Ecclesiastical Hierarchy............................... 49 3. The Divine Names..........................................50 4. The Mystical Theology.....................................51 5. The Letters...............................................52 Conclusion.................................................. 53 The Emperor Justinian.......................................... 53 I. Justinian’s first steps in ecclesiastical policy and theology.. (518-527)................................................. 54 1. The end of the Acacian schism............................. 55 2. The Theopaschite formula as an authentic interpretation of Chalcedon, and the Scythian monks......................... 58 3. Justinian s position — a Latin Christology?.................61 II. Ecclesiastical policy up to the break with the Monophysites (527-536).........................................62 1. Meeting with the Antiochene Monophysites.................. 62 2. Rome s volte-face on the question of the Theopaschite formula.... 66 3. Towards a final break with the Monophysites...............67 4. The hymn Ό μονογενής and the end of a liturgical communion .... 68 5. The case of Patriarch Anthimus..............................69 6. The final break with the Monophysites.....................72 III. Justinian’s route towards a Chalcedonian imperial Church.... under the aegis of the restauratio imperii (536-553)......... 73 1. Justinian s programme for Alexandria: “Cyril s victory at Chalcedon............................................... 74 CONTENTS VII 2. The anathema against the Antiochene Christology as guarantee of an authentic interpretation of Chalcedon.79 3. The dominant idea (or ideas) of Justinian s policy towards the West........................................80 4. The question of the Three Chapters.........................81 5. Cyril s twelve anathemas and the authentic interpretation of the definition of Chalcedon............................84 6. Against the Origenists....................................85 IV. Epilogue: at the summit of worldly power (553-565)........88 1. A colloquy with Paul of N is ibis..........................89 2. Justinian s last edict — an unresolved enigma..............90 Agapetus Diaconus............................................... 92 Innocent of Maronea.............................................93 Heraclian of Chalcedon...........................................94 Hypatius of Ephesus.......................................... 95 Eustathius Monachus............................................ 96 Anthimus of Constantinople.......................................97 Menas of Constantinople.........................................97 Domitian of Ancyra............................................ 98 Nicholas of Ancyra.......................................... 99 Pseudo-Caesarius................................................ 99 Romanus Melodus.................................................100 Paul Silentiarius...............................................102 Life ..................................................... 102 Works ................................................ 102 1. Descriptio S. Sophiae................................... 102 2. Descriptio Ambonis..................................... 103 3. Epigrammata........................·...................... 103 Abtamius of Ephesus.............................................104 Eutychius of Constantinople.....................................105 Eustratius, Presbyter of Constantinople.........................106 Works..................................................... 106 1. Life of Eutychius....................................... 106 2. Life of Golinduch........................................107 3. On the State of Souls after Death........................107 4. On the Soul and the Angels...............................107 Leontius, Presbyter of Constantinople...........................107 John III Scholasticus....................................... 109 Life ........................................................ 109 Works ........................................................110 1. Sermo catecheticus........................................110 2. Synagoga L titulorum.................................... Ill VIII CONTENTS 3. Collectio LXXXVII capitulorum......................... Ill 4. Letters and decrees.................................... Ill Conon of Tarsus; Eugenius of Seleucia; Theonas................112 Life .......................................................112 Works........................................................113 1. Epistula ad eorum asseclas..............................113 2. Cononitarum tractatus contra doctrinam Philoponi de resurrectione........................................114 John IV the Faster...........................................114 Life ........................................................114 Works ..................................................... 115 1. Sermo de paenitentia et continentia et virginitate......115 2. Syntagma XIV titulorum..................................115 3. Canonarium.............................................116 4. Didascalia Patrum.....................................116 5. Canonicum.............................................. 116 6. Letters................................................117 Photinus, Presbyter of Constantinople.........................117 Constantine the Deacon.......................................117 John of Thessalonica........................................118 Life .......................................................118 Works.......................................................118 L Homilies.............................................. 118 2. Prayer.................................................119 3. Miracles of St Demetrius...............................119 Andrew of Caesarea............................................121 George of Sykeon............................................. 123 Sergius of Constantinople.................................... 123 George of Pisidia............................................ 126 Life .......................................................126 Works.......................................................126 1. Historical poems........................................126 2. Theological poems ..................................... 127 3. Minor poems............................................ 127 4. Life of Saint Anastasius the Martyr....................127 Timothy the Presbyter .......................................127 Theodore Syncellus ..........................................128 Chronicon Paschale...........................................129 George the Monk..............................................130 Life .......................................................130 Works.......................................................131 1. On Heresies............................................ 131 2. On the Date of Easter...................................131 CONTENTS IX Sergia........................................................132 Eobulus of Lystra..............................................132 Pyrrhus of Constantinople......................................133 Paul II of Constantinople......................................133 Theodore the Deacon...........................................134 Maximus the Confessor..........................................135 Life .......................................................135 Works..........................................................137 Ascetic al works.............................................137 1. The Ascetic Life...................................... 137 2. Four Centuries on Love.................................. 138 Dogmatic works...............................................138 1. Quaestiones et Dubia................................... 138 2. Early Ambigua (Ambigua ad Ioannem)......................139 3. Questions to Thalassius.................................141 4. Two Centuries on Theology and the Incarnate Dispensation of the Son of God (Gnostic Centuries or Theological and Economic Chapters).......................141 5. Fifteen Chapters........................................142 6. Questions to Theopemptos...............................142 7. Later Ambigua (Ambigua ad Thomam).......................142 8. Dispute with Pyrrhus....................................143 9. Theological and Polemical Opuscula.....................143 Exegetical works.............................................144 1. On Psalm 59....................................... 144 2. On the Lord’s Prayer....................................144 Liturgical works.............................................145 1. Mystagogia..............................................145 2. Computus ecclesiasticus................................ 146 Other works................................................. 146 1. Epistulae...............................................146 2. Scholia to the Corpus Dionysiacum.......................147 3. Hagiography........................................... 148 Theology.....................................................148 The Associates of St Maximus.................................. 153 Anastasius, the disciple of Maximus..........................153 Anastasius Apocrisiarius................................... 154 1. Letter to Theodore of Gangra............................154 2. Letter to the Monks of Ascalon..........................154 3. Acts from Maximus’ First Exile (Disputatio Bizyae)......154 4. Account of the First Trial (Relatio motionis)...........154 5. Invective against the People of Constantinople..........155 Theodore Spudaeus............................................155 x CONTENTS 1. Hypomnesticum.........................................155 2. Commemoration.........................................155 Thalassius the Abbot......................................155 Gregory the Presbyter......................................156 Gregory of Agrigento........................................156 John VI of Constantinople...................................159 Germanus of Constantinople..................................160 Andrew of Crete.............................................161 Cosmas Vestitor.............................................163 Aetius, Presbyter of Constantinople.........................163 George Grammaticus..........................................163 John the Carpathian.........................................163 Life ......................................................163 Works.....................................................164 1. Century to Monks in India.............................164 2. The Second Century...................................164 3. Spurious Works........................................165 Florilegia.................................................165 III. GREEK LITERATURE OF SYRIA Introduction................................................169 Theodotus of Antioch........................................170 John of Antioch.............................................171 Succensus of Diocaesarea.................................. 172 Helladius of Tarsus................................... 173 Zenobius of Zephyrium.......................................173 Hesychius of Castabala......................................173 Maximian (or Maximin) of Anazarbus.........................174 Meletius of Mopsuestia......................................174 Alexander ofApamea......:..................................175 Paul of Emesa...............................................175 Alexander of Hierapolis.....................................176 Abbibus of Doliche......................................... 178 Andrew of Samosata........................................ 178 Acacius of Melitene....................................... 179 Rabbula of Edessa..........................................180 Symeon Stylites the Elder...................................182 Life .................................................. 182 Works ................................................... 182 Antony the Hagiographer................................... 183 Domnus of Antioch........................................ 183 Stephen I of Hierapolis.....................................184 CONTENTS XI Eustathius of Berytus......................................... 184 Ibas of Edessa.................................................185 Pseudo-Martyrius of Antioch.................................. 186 Peter the Fuller...............................................187 John of Berytus............................................... 188 Severus of Antioch......................................... 189 Life .........................................................189 Works.........................................................190 1. Works of controversy.....................................190 2. Letters..................................................191 3. Homilies.................................................191 4. Hymns................................................ 192 Doctrine................................................ 192 John of Gabala................................................195 John Bar Aphthonia.............................................195 Sergius Grammaticus........................................... 196 Jobius the Monk............................................. 197 Ephrem of Antioch.............................................197 Constantine of Laodicea..................................... 198 Paul of Nisibis.............................................. 199 Jacob Baradaeus............................................... 200 Paul of Antioch (the Black)....................................201 Peter of Callinicus............................................203 Life .........................................................203 Works.........................................................204 1. Hymnus pentasyllabus de crucifixione................... 204 2. Contra Tritheistas.................................... 205 3. Contra Damianum..........................................205 4. Epistula ad episcopos Mesopotamiae (Syriac fragment)....207 5. Tractatus contra Iohannem archimandritam.................207 6. Anaphora............................................... 207 7. Epistula ad episcopos Orientis...........................207 Stephen II of Hierapolis.......................................208 Symeon Stylites the Younger.................................. 208 Anastasius I of Antioch........................................209 Life ........................................................ 209 1. Anastasius’ theological work.............................211 2. Against the concept of “divisible substance” and against the separation between substance and energy..............212 3. The Anastasian analysis of the concept of energy.........214 4. Anastasius as homilist...................................216 Adrian the Exegete.............................................217 Theodulus, Presbyter and Exegete.............................. 217 XII CONTENTS Victor of Antioch...........................................218 Oecumenius..................................................219 Quaestio Oecumeniana......................................219 The Commentary............................................220 John Drungarius, Catenist........................·..........221 John Diacrinomenus .........................................221 John Malalas................................................ 222 Evagrius Scholasticus.......................................223 Macarius of Antioch ........................................225 Isaac of Nineveh............................................225 Works.....................................................226 1. First Part............................................226 2. Second Part............................................227 3. The Book of Grace......................................228 John of Damascus............................................228 Life .....................................................228 Works.....................................................229 L Dogmatic works........................................ 229 2. Moral and ascetical works..............................230 3. Exegetical works.......................................230 4. Hagiography.......................................... 230 5. Preaching..............................................230 6. Poetry.................................................231 Theological thought.......................................231 1. Literary characteristics of his works..................231 2. Monastic orientation................................. 232 3. Particular doctrines.................................. 233 Posterity.................................................236 John ofEuboia...............................................237 Reginus of Constantia.......................................238 Alexander of Cyprus.........................................23 8 Arcadius, Archbishop of Cyprus .............................239 Leontius of Neapolis........................................239 Life .....................................................239 Works.....................................................240 1 .Life of John the Almsgiver............................240 2. Life of Saint Spyridon of Tremithous..................240 3. Life of Sy me on the Fool.............................241 4. Sermons...............................................242 5. Adversus Iudaeos .....................................242 Theodore of Paphos..........................................243 Sergius of Cyprus...........................................243 Theodore of Tremithous......................................244 CONTENTS XIII IV. WRITERS OF THE PALESTINE REGION Introduction.................................................245 Ammonius the Monk.........................:.................247 Juvenal of Jerusalem........................................247 Theodosius of Jerusalem..................................... 249 Antipater of Bostra..........................................250 Chrysippus of Jerusalem.................................... 251 Martyrius of Jerusalem.......................................252 Mark the Deacon............................................ 253 Isaiah of Gaza (and/or Scete?)...............................254 Life .................................................... 254 Works......................................................255 1. Asceticon............................................. 255 2. On the degrees of the monastic life....................255 John Rufus...................................................255 Life .................................................. 255 Works.................................................... 256 1. Life of Peter the Iberian........................... 256 2. Panegyric of Theodosius, bishop of Jerusalem ..........256 3. Plerophoriae...........................................256 Aeneas of Gaza............................................. 257 Life ......................................................257 Works......................................................259 1. Epistles............................................. 259 2. Theophrastus.......................................... 259 Philosophical and patristic sources; his thought...........260 Zacharias Scholasticus..................................... 266 Procopius of Gaza............................................267 Symmachus................................................ 269 Choricius of Gaza............................................269 Barsanuphius and John........................................270 Life ..................................................... 270 Works..................................................... 270 Questions and Answers.....................................270 Dorotheus of Gaza...........................................271 Life .....................................................271 Works......................................................271 1. Instructions and Letters.............................. 271 2. Life of Saint Dositheus ............................. 272 Teaching.................................................. 272 Theognius, Presbyter of Jerusalem............................272 Psuedo-Gregentius........................................... 273 XIV CONTENTS Zosimas....................... Peter of Jerusalem............ John of Scythopolis........... Theodore of Scythopolis....... Cyril of Scythopolis.......... Life ........................ Works........................ 1. Life of Euthymius....... 2. Life of Sabas........... 3. Life of John the Hesychast. 4. Life of Cyriacus........ 5. Life of Theodosius...... 6. Life of Theognius....... 7. Life of Abraamius....... 8. Life of Gerasimus ...... Theodore, Bishop of Petra..... Paul of Elusa................. John of Caesarea.............. Leontius of Byzantium......... Leontius of Jerusalem......... Leontius Scholasticus {De Seeds) Pamphilus Theologus........... Theodore Ascidas.............. Theodore of Bostra............ Theodore of Raithou........... Gregory of Antioch............ John IV of Jerusalem.......... Zacharias of Jerusalem........ Modestus of Jerusalem......... Strategius .................... Antiochus the Monk............ Anthony the Chozibite......... John Moschus.................. Life ........................ Works........................ 1. Spiritual Meadow........ 2. Life of John the Almsgiver... Sophronius of Jerusalem....... Life ........................ Works........................ 1. Synodical Letter........ 2. Letter to Arcadius of Cyprus 3. Liturgical Sermons...... .274 .274 .276 .277 .278 .278 .279 280 280 280 281 281 281 281 282 282 282 283 285 288 290 292 292 294 295 296 297 297 298 299 300 300 301 301 302 302 303 303 303 305 305 305 305 CONTENTS XV 4. Praise and Miracles of Cyrus and John.................305 5. Life of St John the Almsgiver....................... 306 6. Encomium of St John the Theologian.................. 306 7. Classical verse..................................... 306 8. Liturgical verse......................................306 Theology................................................. 306 Theotecnus, Bishop of Livias............................... 307 Stephen of Bostra.......................................... 307 Jerome of Jerusalem.........................................308 Leontius, Presbyter of Jerusalem........................... 309 Pantoleon the Byzntine Presbyter............................309 Timothy of Jerusalem........................................309 John Climacus............................................. 311 Life ......................................................311 Works................................................... 311 1. The Ladder of Divine Ascent...........................311 2. The Shepherd..........................................313 Anastasius the Sinaite......................................313 Life .................................................... 313 Works.................................................. 315 1. The Hodegos a work of the 7th century.................315 2. Content and structure of the Hodegos..................316 3. An overall look at Anastasius Christology........ 326 4. Appendix: other authentic and spurious texts..........330 Maro of Edessa (CPG 6986)...................................332 Hesychius of Sinai..........................................332 Philotheus of Sinai.........................................333 Anonymous Sventh-Century Works ADVERSUS IUDAEOS....................................... 333 V. ALEXANDRIAN AND EGYPTIAN WRITERS Introduction.............................................. 335 Philo the Historian.........................................336 Mark Diadochus..............................................337 Panodorus............................................. 337 Annianus....................................................338 Barbarus Scaligeri and Chronographus Anonymus...............339 Agathonicus Of Tarsus (pseudo-)............................ 340 Hermogenes................................................ 341 Epiphanius the Archdeacon...................................342 Eusebius of Alexandria..................................... 342 Dioscorus of Alexandria.................................. 343 XVI CONTENTS Proterius of Alexandria......................................345 Timothy Aelurus........................................... 346 Peter Mongus..................................................348 Nephalius................................................... 349 Olympiodorus the Deacon.......................................350 Timothy IV (III) of Alexandria................................351 Themistius, Deaeon of Alexandria..............................352 Theodore the Monk........................................... 354 Colluthus.....................................................355 John Philoponus...............................................356 Life .......................................................356 Works..................................................... 362 Thought.....................................................367 Stephen Gobar.................................................384 Cosmas Indicopleustes....................................... 384 Theodosius of Alexandria......................................387 John the Egyptian.............................................389 John of Cellia............................................... 389 Longinus of Nubia.............................................390 Theodosius, Presbyter of Alexandria...........................391 Theodore of Copris............................................391 Theodore ofPhilae.............................................391 Theodore of Alexandria....................................... 392 Peter IV of Alexandria...................................... 393 Damain, Patriarch of Alexandria...............................394 Life ..................................................... 394 Works.......................................................396 1. Epistula synodica ad Iacobum Baradaeum.................396 2. Sermo incathedrationis...............................397 3. Epistula consolatoria..................................397 4. Epistula I ad Petrům Callinicensem.....................397 5. Epistula II ad eundem..................................397 6. Epistula III ad eundem.................................398 7. Adversus Tritheitas................................ 398 8. Epistula prolixa.......................................399 9. Apologia secunda.......................................399 10. Epistula per Gerontium allata.........................399 11. Epistula festalis......................................400 12. Epistula ad episcopos Orientis.........................400 13. Homilia in nativitatem Christi.........................400 Eulogius of Alexandria........................................401 John the Almsgiver............................................402 George of Alexandria.....................................;...402 CONTENTS XVII Cyrus of Alexandria........................................ 403 Hyperechius...................................................403 Daniel of Scete ..............................................403 JohnofNikiu ............................................... 404 Ammonius of Alexandria........................................405 Ammonius Alexandrinus....................................... 406 VI. SYRIAC LITERATURE Preface.......................................................407 Introduction..................................................409 1. Instruments...............................................409 2. Language, Milieu and History of the Churches of Syria: Fundamentals...............................................412 Syriac Ecclesiastical Chronicles and Histories (in Chronological Order)................................... 414 I. From the second to the early fourth century: Christianities take root in Syria........................420 The Old Testament Peshitta....................................423 Old Testament Apocrypha: II Baruch and IV Esdras..............425 Diatessaron, Vetus Syra and New Testament Peshitta............425 Odes of Solomon............................................. 428 Bardesanes (Bardaisan)....................................... 429 Mara 431 Melito the Philosopher.............................. 432 Acts of Judas Thomas..........................................432 II. The 4th century: the golden age of “Catholic” Christianity in Syria...................................................435 Aphrahat (Aphraates)........................................ 437 Ephrem........................................................439 Cyrillonas.................................................. 443 Liber Graduum (late fourth-early fifth century)...............443 Doctrine of Addai.............................................445 Acts of the Martyrs...........................................446 III. From the first decades of the fifth to the first decades of the sixth century: the period of hellenization AND DIVISION of THE ORIENTAL CHURCH...................... 450 Balai 452 Isaac of Antioch............................................ 453 John the Solitary.............................................454 Narsai...................................................... 456 XVIII CONTENTS Philoxenus of Mabbugh.........................................458 Jacob of Sarug................................................461 Sergius of Rish‘ayna..........................................463 Stephen Bar Sudaili...........................................464 IV. From the third or fourth decades of the sixth to the end of the eighth century: the consolidation of distinct traditions in Byzantine, Persian and then unified Arab Syria.............466 Cave of Treasures.............................................468 Daniel of Salah...............................................469 The Schools of Nisibis and Seleucia-Ctesiphon in the sixth century .. 469 Babai the Great...............................................472 Isho‘yabh II and Isho‘yabh III, Catholicoi of the Church of Persia.474 Martyrius Sahdona.............................................475 Nestrorian Monasticism...................................... 476 1. Minor monastic authors....................................478 2. Dadisho‘ Qatraya..........................................481 3. Isaac of Nineveh..................................... 482 4. Simon ofTaibutheh.........................................483 5. John of Dalyatha........................................ 484 6. Joseph Hazzaya.......................................... 485 The Learned Tradition of the Jacobite Church..................487 1. Jacob of Edessa.......................................... 487 2. George of the Arabs.......................................488 Theodore Bar K5nai.......................................... 489 VII. PATRISTIC TEXTS IN COPTIC Introduction..................................................491 Early Apocrypha and Jewish Influence..........................493 Melito and the Asiatics.......................................496 Antony................................................... 499 Pachomius and the Pachomians.............................. ...500 1. Rules..................................................— 502 2. Letters................................................. 502 Pachomius (Pseudo-), Catechesis............................ 503 Pachomius (Pseudo-), Excerpta.............................. 504 Theodore ................................................... 504 Letter for the meeting at Mesore........................... 504 Theodore (Pseudo-), Catechesis...............................504 Theodore (Pseudo-), Two catecheses...........................504 Horsiesi......................................................505 1. Letters 1 and 2...........................................505 CONTENTS XIX 2. Letters..................................................505 3. Rules...................................................506 Horsiesi (Pseudo-), Catechesis on homosexuality........... 506 Horsiesi (Pseudo-), Logoi for Holy Saturday.................506 Kjarur, Prophecies..........................................507 Gnostic Texts.................................................507 1. Valentinian texts...................................... 510 2. Sethian texts...........................................512 3: Iranian texts............................................516 4. Asiatic texts...........................................516 5. Hermetic texts...........................................520 6. Moral texts............................................. 521 7. Speculative and polemical texts......................... 522 8. Various..................................................524 Manichaean Texts..............................................526 Origenism and the Question of Anthropomorphism................530 Paul of Tamma and Anthropomorphite Monasticism................533 The Históriáé Monachorum......................................537 The Gnomai ofNicaea and the Didascalia........................538 Shenute................................................. 539 Life .................................................... 539 Literary character......................................... 541 Theology ...................................................542 Morality.................................................. 543 Activity against the pagans.................................546 Homiletic Translations........................................546 Chalcedon and Plerophoriae.................................. 555 Plerophoriae................................................ 562 Coptic plerophoric texts......................................563 Damian and Benjamin...........................................566 VIII. PATRISTIC TEXTS IN ARMENIAN (5TH TO 8TH CENTURIES) Introduction..................................................571 Patristic Translations........................................573 Types of translation........................................ 573 Authors translated............................................575 The Bible .................................................. 588 1. Medieval Scriptural canons...............................589 2. Old Testament.......................................... 589 3. Hexaplae............................................... 589 4. New Testament............................................590 XX CONTENTS 5. Exegetical catenae.....................................590 The Apocrypha...............................................591 1. Old Testament Apocrypha................................591 2. New Testament Apocrypha................................591 Hagiographical texts........................................592 Armenian Theologians and Philosophers .....................592 Historians.............................................. 596 Florilegia..................................................602 Liturgy.....................................................603 Law....................................................... 604 IX. GREEK EXEGETICAL CATENAE General Characteristics.....................................605 Octateuch and Kings.........................................616 Psalms......................................................618 Biblical Canticles....................................... 626 Books of Solomon.......................................... 628 Job ........................................................635 Prophets ..·................................................638 New Testament Books ........................................645 1. Gospels................................................645 2. Acts of the Apostles.................................. 649 3. Pauline Epistles.......................................650 4. Catholic Epistles......................................652 5. Apocalypse............................................ 654 X. CANONICAL AND LITURGICAL LITERATURE Introduction............................................. 655 1. Apostolic Constitutions.................................655 2. Works dependent on the “Apostolic Constitutions”.........659 3. Greek canonical collections............................. 662 4. Eastern Christian Liturgies after the 5th Century........671 5. Eastern liturgical books.................................673 6. Eastern anaphorae.................................... ...678 7. Mystagogical commentaries............................ 680 INDEXOFNAMES ............................................ 683
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