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• A Plea for the Christians — Chapter I.—Injustice Shown Towards the Christians. · 76 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 1.—Of the Origin and Object of the Composition.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 10.—Of the Catholic Church, the Remission of Sins, and the Resurrection of the Flesh.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 6 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 2.—Of God and His Exclusive Eternity.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 5 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 3.—Of the Son of God, and His Peculiar Designation as the Word.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 4 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 4.—Of the Son of God as Neither Made by the Father Nor Less Than the Father, and of His Incarnation.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 15 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 5.—Of Christ’s Passion, Burial, and Resurrection.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 1 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 6.—Of Christ’s Ascension into Heaven.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 1 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 7.—Of Christ’s Session at the Father’s Right Hand.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 2 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 8.—Of Christ’s Coming to Judgment.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 1 notes
• A Treatise on Faith and the Creed — Chapter 9.—Of the Holy Spirit and the Mystery of the Trinity.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 14 notes
• Address to the Greeks — Chapter uncertain (transcription heading: Chapter V.) · 70 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book III.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book III · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book IV.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book IV · 3 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book V.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book V · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book VI.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book VI · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book VII.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book VII · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Book VIII.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book VIII · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: Book III · 19 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: Book IV · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: Book V · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: Book VI · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book III · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book IV · 3 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book IX · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book V · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book VI · 6 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book III · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book IV · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book V · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book VI · 5 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book VIII · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book V · 6 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book VII · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book VIII · 10 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: Book III · 2 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 7; original book/conference: Book IV · 4 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: Book IV · 6 notes
• Against Eunomius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: Book IV · 4 notes
• Against Heresies: Book I — Chapter uncertain · 196 notes
• Against Heresies: Book II — Chapter uncertain · 206 notes
• Against Heresies: Book III — Chapter uncertain (transcription heading: Chapter I) · 117 notes
• Against Heresies: Book IV — Chapter uncertain · 117 notes
• Against Heresies: Book V — Chapter uncertain (transcription heading: Chapter I) · 58 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 1 · 1 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 24 · 3 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 27 · 1 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 28 · 2 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 32 · 1 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 33 · 1 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 34 · 1 notes
• Against Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 40 · 2 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book II. · 3 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: Book VII. · 2 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book II. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book II. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: Book III. · 2 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter VII.; original source section: Chapter 7; original book/conference: Book IV. · 2 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: Book III. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: Book V. · 2 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XII.; original source section: Chapter 12; original book/conference: Book V. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: Book V. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: Book VI. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17; original book/conference: Book VII. · 1 notes
• Against Nestorius — Chapter XXII.; original source section: Chapter 22; original book/conference: Book VI. · 1 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 10.—Why the Pelagians Falsely Accuse Catholics of Maintaining Fate Under the Name of Grace.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 2 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 13 [VIII.]—The Fifth Calumny,—That It is Said that Paul and the Rest of the Apostles Were Polluted by Lust.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 1 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 2 [II.]—The Misrepresentation of the Pelagians Concerning the Use of the Old Law.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 1 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 25 [IX.]—Cyprian’s Testimonies Concerning God’s Grace.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 9 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 30.—The Testimonies of Ambrose Concerning God’s Grace.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 2 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 31.—The Testimonies of Ambrose on the Imperfection of Present Righteousness.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 1 notes
• Against Two Letters of the Pelagians — Chapter 9 [V.]—Another Calumny of Julian,—That “It is Said that Marriage is Not Appointed by God.”; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• Book I — Chapter II.—Summary View of the Pre-existence and Divinity of Our Saviour and Lord Jesus Christ.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 15 notes
• Book I — Chapter III.—The Name Jesus and also the Name Christ were known from the Beginning, and were honored by the Inspired Prophets.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 5 notes
• Book I — Chapter IX.—The Times of Pilate.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 7 notes
• Book I — Chapter V.—The Time of his Appearance among Men.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 5 notes
• Book I — Chapter VII.—The Alleged Discrepancy in the Gospels in regard to the Genealogy of Christ.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 29 notes
• Book I — Chapter VIII.—The Cruelty of Herod toward the Infants, and the Manner of his Death.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 13 notes
• Book I — Chapter X.—The High Priests of the Jews under whom Christ taught.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 11 notes
• Book I — Chapter XI.—Testimonies in Regard to John the Baptist and Christ.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 9 notes
• Book I — Chapter XII.—The Disciples of our Saviour.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 5 notes
• Book I — Chapter XIII.—Narrative concerning the Prince of the Edessenes.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 16 notes
• Book II — Chapter I.—The Course pursued by the Apostles after the Ascension of Christ.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 17 notes
• Book II — Chapter III.—The Doctrine of Christ soon spread throughout All the World.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 1 notes
• Book II — Chapter IV.—After the Death of Tiberius, Caius appointed Agrippa King of the Jews, having punished Herod with Perpetual Exile.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 7 notes
• Book II — Chapter IX.—The Martyrdom of James the Apostle.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 2 notes
• Book II — Chapter VI.—The Misfortunes which overwhelmed the Jews after their Presumption against Christ.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 10 notes
• Book II — Chapter VIII.—The Famine which took Place in the Reign of Claudius.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• Book II — Chapter X.—Agrippa, who was also called Herod, having persecuted the Apostles, immediately experienced the Divine Vengeance.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 9 notes
• Book II — Chapter XI.—The Impostor Theudas and his Followers.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 4 notes
• Book II — Chapter XII.—Helen, the Queen of the Osrhœnians.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 7 notes
• Book II — Chapter XIII.—Simon Magus.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 15 notes
• Book II — Chapter XIV.—The Preaching of the Apostle Peter in Rome.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 6 notes
• Book II — Chapter XV.—The Gospel according to Mark.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 4 notes
• Book II — Chapter XVII.—Philo’s Account of the Ascetics of Egypt.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 17 notes
• Book II — Chapter XVIII.—The Works of Philothat have come down to us.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 22 notes
• Book II — Chapter XXI.—The Egyptian, who is mentioned also in the Acts of the Apostles.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 4 notes
• Book II — Chapter XXII.—Paul having been sent bound from Judea to Rome, made his Defense, and was acquitted of every Charge.; original source section: Chapter 22 · 8 notes
• Book II — Chapter XXIII.—The Martyrdom of James, who was called the Brother of the Lord.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 33 notes
• Book II — Chapter XXV.—The Persecution under Nero in which Paul and Peter were honored at Rome with Martyrdom in Behalf of Religion.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 20 notes
• Book III — Book III.; Chapter I.—The Parts of the World in which the Apostles preached Christ.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 11 notes
• Book III — Chapter II.—The First Ruler of the Church of Rome.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 1 notes
• Book III — Chapter III.—The Epistles of the Apostles.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 19 notes
• Book III — Chapter IV.—The First Successors of the Apostles.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 7 notes
• Book III — Chapter V.—The Last Siege of the Jews after Christ.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 9 notes
• Book III — Chapter VII.—The Predictions of Christ.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 5 notes
• Book III — Chapter XI.—Symeon rules the Church of Jerusalem after James.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 3 notes
• Book III — Chapter XVIII.—The Apostle John and the Apocalypse.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 5 notes
• Book III — Chapter XX.—The Relatives of our Saviour.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 11 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXIII.—Narrative Concerning John the Apostle.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 14 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXIV.—The Order of the Gospels.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 12 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXIX.—Nicolaus and the Sect named after him.; original source section: Chapter 29 · 1 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXVII.—The Heresy of the Ebionites.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 7 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXVIII.—Cerinthus the Heresiarch.; original source section: Chapter 28 · 7 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXX.—The Apostles that were Married.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 2 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXXI.—The Death of John and Philip.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 14 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXXII.—Symeon, Bishop of Jerusalem, suffers Martyrdom.; original source section: Chapter 32 · 16 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXXIX.—The Writings of Papias.; original source section: Chapter 39 · 24 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXXVI.—Ignatius and His Epistles.; original source section: Chapter 36 · 20 notes
• Book III — Chapter XXXVII.—The Evangelists that were still Eminent at that Time.; original source section: Chapter 37 · 3 notes
• Book IV — Chapter II.—The Calamities of the Jews during Trajan’s Reign.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 7 notes
• Book IV — Chapter III.—The Apologists that wrote in Defense of the Faith during the Reign of Adrian.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 6 notes
• Book IV — Chapter VII.—The Persons that became at that Time Leaders of Knowledge falsely so-called.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 19 notes
• Book IV — Chapter XIV.—The Circumstances related of Polycarp, a Friend of the Apostles.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 15 notes
• Book IV — Chapter XV.—Under Verus,Polycarp with Others suffered Martyrdom at Smyrna.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 34 notes
• Book IV — Chapter XVI.—Justin the Philosopher preaches the Word of Christ in Rome and suffers Martyrdom.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 11 notes
• Book IV — Chapter XXIII.—Dionysius, Bishop of Corinth, and the Epistles which he wrote.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 17 notes
• Book IV — Chapter XXIX.—The Heresy of Tatian.; original source section: Chapter 29 · 12 notes
• Book V — Chapter I.—The Number of those who fought for Religion in Gaul Under Verus and the Nature of their Conflicts.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 28 notes
• Book V — Chapter II.—The Martyrs, beloved of God, kindly ministered unto those who fell in the Persecution.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 7 notes
• Book V — Chapter VII.—Even down to those Times Miracles were performed by the Faithful.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 4 notes
• Book V — Chapter VIII.—The Statements of Irenæus in regard to the Divine Scriptures.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 31 notes
• Book V — Chapter XIII.—Rhodo and his Account of the Dissension of Marcion.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 23 notes
• Book V — Chapter XVI.—The Circumstances related of Montanus and his False Prophets.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 31 notes
• Book V — Chapter XVII.—Miltiades and His Works.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 10 notes
• Book V — Chapter XX.—The Writings of Irenæus against the Schismatics at Rome.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 9 notes
• Book VI — Chapter III.—While still very Young, he taught diligently the Word of Christ.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 9 notes
• Book VI — Chapter VIII.—Origen’s Daring Deed.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 4 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XII.—Serapion and his Extant Works.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 7 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XIII.—The Writings of Clement.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 27 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XLI.—The Martyrs in Alexandria.; original source section: Chapter 41 · 12 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XLIV.—Dionysius’ Account of Serapion.; original source section: Chapter 44 · 5 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XXV.—His Review of the Canonical Scriptures.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 17 notes
• Book VI — Chapter XXXI.—Africanus.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 2 notes
• Book VII — Chapter VI.—The Heresy of Sabellius.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 2 notes
• Book VII — Chapter VII.—The Abominable Error of the Heretics; the Divine Vision of Dionysius; and the Ecclesiastical Canon which he received.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 10 notes
• Book VII — Chapter X.—Valerian and the Persecution under him.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 12 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XI.—The Events which happened at this Time to Dionysius and those in Egypt.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 31 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XIX.—The Episcopal Chair of James.; original source section: Chapter 19 · 2 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XVIII.—The Statue which the Woman with an Issue of Blood erected.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 3 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XXII.—The Pestilence which came upon them.; original source section: Chapter 22 · 7 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XXV.—The Apocalypse of John.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 8 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XXXI.—The Perversive Heresy of the Manicheans which began at this Time.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 2 notes
• Book VII — Chapter XXXII.—The Distinguished Ecclesiasticsof our Day, and which of them survived until the Destruction of the Churches.; original source section: Chapter 32 · 52 notes
• Book X — Book X.; Chapter I.—The Peace granted us by God.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 8 notes
• Book X — Chapter IV.—Panegyric on the Splendor of Affairs.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 39 notes
• Concerning Faith of Things Not Seen — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 11 · 1 notes
• Concerning Faith of Things Not Seen — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 6 · 2 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter IX.—(20.) Who May Be Said to Walk Without Spot; Damnable and Venial Sins.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 1 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter XIV.—(32.) The Fourth Passage. In What Sense God Only is Good. With God to Be Good and to Be Himself are the Same Thing.; original source section: Chapter 33 · 1 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter XV.—(34.) The Opposing Passages.; original source section: Chapter 35 · 1 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter XVII.—(38.) The Seventh Passage. Who May Be Called Immaculate. How It is that in God’s Sight No Man is Justified.; original source section: Chapter 39 · 1 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter XXI.—(44.) Conclusion of the Work. In the Regenerate It is Not Concupiscence, But Consent, Which is Sin.; original source section: Chapter 45 · 1 notes
• Concerning Man's Perfection in Righteousness — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: II. Second Conference of Abbot Moses. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter II.; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: II. Second Conference of Abbot Moses. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: VI. Conference of Abbot Theodore. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: VIII. The Second Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 4 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: VI. Conference of Abbot Theodore. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: VI. Conference of Abbot Theodore. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter VII.; original source section: Chapter 7; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: VIII. The Second Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XI.; original source section: Chapter 11; original book/conference: VI. Conference of Abbot Theodore. · 6 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: I. First Conference of Abbot Moses. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: II. Second Conference of Abbot Moses. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XIV.; original source section: Chapter 14; original book/conference: I. First Conference of Abbot Moses. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XIX.; original source section: Chapter 19; original book/conference: I. First Conference of Abbot Moses. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: V. Conference of Abbot Serapion. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17; original book/conference: VIII. The Second Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XX.; original source section: Chapter 20; original book/conference: I. First Conference of Abbot Moses. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XX.; original source section: Chapter 20; original book/conference: III. Conference of Abbot Paphnutius. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXI.; original source section: Chapter 21; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 5 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXIII.; original source section: Chapter 23; original book/conference: VIII. The Second Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXV.; original source section: Chapter 25; original book/conference: V. Conference of Abbot Serapion. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXV.; original source section: Chapter 25; original book/conference: VIII. The Second Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXX.; original source section: Chapter 30; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXXI.; original source section: Chapter 31; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXXII.; original source section: Chapter 32; original book/conference: VII. First Conference of Abbot Serenus. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part I — Chapter XXXIV.; original source section: Chapter 34; original book/conference: IX. The First Conference of Abbot Isaac. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: XIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: XV. The Second Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: XI. The First Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: XIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 4 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9; original book/conference: XIV. The First Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: XVI. The First Conference of Abbot Joseph. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: XIV. The First Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: XI. The First Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: XIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: XIV. The First Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XI.; original source section: Chapter 11; original book/conference: XI. The First Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XII.; original source section: Chapter 12; original book/conference: XI. The First Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XII.; original source section: Chapter 12; original book/conference: XIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 9 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: XI. The First Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XIV.; original source section: Chapter 14; original book/conference: XIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Chæremon. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: XIV. The First Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17; original book/conference: XIV. The First Conference of Abbot Nesteros. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XX.; original source section: Chapter 20; original book/conference: XVII. The Second Conference of Abbot Joseph. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part II — Chapter XXV.; original source section: Chapter 25; original book/conference: XVII. The Second Conference of Abbot Joseph. · 5 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1; original book/conference: XXI. The First Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter II.; original source section: Chapter 2; original book/conference: XXIV. Conference of Abbot Abraham. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: XXIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: XXIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: XXIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: XIX. Conference of Abbot John. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter VII.; original source section: Chapter 7; original book/conference: XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. · 3 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: XX. Conference of Abbot Pinufius. · 4 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XI.; original source section: Chapter 11; original book/conference: XXIV. Conference of Abbot Abraham. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XII.; original source section: Chapter 12; original book/conference: XX. Conference of Abbot Pinufius. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13; original book/conference: XVIII. Conference of Abbot Piamun. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: XXIII. The Third Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XXIV.; original source section: Chapter 24; original book/conference: XXIV. Conference of Abbot Abraham. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XXIX.; original source section: Chapter 29; original book/conference: XXI. The First Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 1 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XXV.; original source section: Chapter 25; original book/conference: XXIV. Conference of Abbot Abraham. · 2 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XXVI.; original source section: Chapter 26; original book/conference: XXIV. Conference of Abbot Abraham. · 4 notes
• Conferences of John Cassian, Part III — Chapter XXXII.; original source section: Chapter 32; original book/conference: XXI. The First Conference of Abbot Theonas. · 1 notes
• Counter-statements of Theodoret — Chapter uncertain · 6 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter I.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter IX.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 6 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 7 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 6 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter VII.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 10 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 5 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XII.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XIII.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XIV.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XIX.; original source section: Chapter 19 · 3 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XV.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 4 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 6 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 5 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XVIII.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 7 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXI.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 1 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXII.; original source section: Chapter 22 · 4 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXIII.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 3 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXIV.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 1 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXIX.; original source section: Chapter 29 · 17 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXV.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 3 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXVI.; original source section: Chapter 26 · 6 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXVII.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 9 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXVIII.; original source section: Chapter 28 · 2 notes
• De Spiritu Sancto — Chapter XXX.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 8 notes
• Dialogue with Trypho — Chapter I.—Introduction. · 232 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: I · 1 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: II · 1 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Prologue · 5 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: The Immutable · 41 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: The Impassible · 24 notes
• Dialogues — Chapter uncertain; original source section: The Unconfounded · 44 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Book I.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Prologue · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter I.—Origin of the Arian Heresy.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter III.—Of the dissension caused by Paulinus; of the innovation by Apollinarius of Laodicea, and of the philosophy of Meletius.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 1 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter III.—Synodical letter to the Emperor Jovian concerning the Faith.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter III.—The Epistle of Alexander, Bishop of Alexandria to Alexander, Bishop of Constantinople.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 21 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter IV.—Of Eusebius Bishop of Samosata.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 10 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter IX.—Of the heresy of the Audiani.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VI.—Council held at Sardica.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 14 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VI.—General Council of Nicæa.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 5 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VII.—Confutation of Arianism deduced from the Writings of Eustathius and Athanasius.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 9 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VII.—Letters of the Emperors Valentinianus and Valens, written to the dioceseof Asia about the Homoüsion, on hearing that some men in Asia and in Phrygia were in dispute about the divine decree.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 9 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VII.—Of Theodorus the Confessor.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VIII.—Of the confiscation of the sacred treasures and taking away of the allowances.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter VIII.—Synodical Epistle of the Synod in Illyricum concerning the Faith.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter X.—Of the Son of the Priest.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 1 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter X.—Of the heresy of the Messaliani.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 5 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XI.—A confession of the Catholic faith which Pope Damasus sent to Bishop Paulinus in Macedonia when he was at Thessalonica.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 6 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XI.—Of the Holy Martyrs Juventinus and Maximinus.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XI; original source section: Chapter 11 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XII.—Confutation of the blasphemies of the Arians of our time, from the writings of Eusebius, Bishop of Cæsarea.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 1 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XIII.—Extract from the Letter of Athanasius on the Death of Arius.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 6 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XIII.—Of Eusebius, bishop of Samosata, and others.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XIV.—Letter written by the Emperor Constantine respecting the building of Churches.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XIV.—Of Artemius the Duke. Of Publia the Deaconess and her divine boldness.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XIX.—Narrative of events at Alexandria in the time of Lucius the Arian, taken from a letter of Petrus, Bishop of Alexandria.; original source section: Chapter 19 · 16 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XVI.—Of Amphilochius, bishop of Iconium.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XVII.—Of the massacre of Thessalonica; the boldness of Bishop Ambrosius, and the piety of the Emperor.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 5 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XVII.—Synodical Act of Damasus, Bishop of Rome, and of the Western Bishops, about the Council at Ariminum.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 4 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XVIII.—Of the prediction of the pedagogue.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XVIII.—On the overthrow of Petrus and the introduction of Lucius the Arian.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XX.—Of Mavia, Queen of the Saracens, and the ordinationof Moses the monk.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XX.—The artful Machinations of Eusebius and his followers against the Holy Eustathius, Bishop of Antioch.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXI.—Of Marcellus, bishop of Apamea, and the idols’ temples destroyed by him.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 3 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXIV.—Letter written by the Emperor Constantine to Sapor, the King of Persia, respecting the Christians.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 4 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXVII.—Of the Council of Antioch and what was done there against the holy Meletius.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 4 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXXI.—Of Isaacthe monk of Constantinople and Bretanio the Scythian Bishop.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 2 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXXII.—Of the demand made by Gainas and of John Chrysostom’s reply.; original source section: Chapter 32 · 1 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXXVI.—Of the removal of the remains of John and of the faith of Theodosius and his sisters.; original source section: Chapter 36 · 7 notes
• Ecclesiastical History — Chapter XXXVIII..—Of the persecutions in Persia and of them that were martyred there.; original source section: Chapter 38 · 7 notes
• Epistle of Polycarp to the Philippians — Chapter uncertain · 24 notes
• Epistle to Diognetus — Chapter II.—The vanity of idols. · 51 notes
• Epistle to Hero, a Deacon of Antioch — Chapter I.—Exhortations to earnestness and moderation. · 8 notes
• Epistle to Polycarp: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter IV.—Exhortations. · 31 notes
• Epistle to the Antiochians — Chapter VII.—Exhortation to consistency of conduct. · 13 notes
• Epistle to the Ephesians: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter VII.—Beware of false teachers. · 39 notes
• Epistle to the Ephesians: Syriac Version — Chapter I. · 13 notes
• Epistle to the Magnesians: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter I.—Reason of writing the epistle. · 35 notes
• Epistle to the Philadelphians: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter IV.—Have but one Eucharist, etc. · 30 notes
• Epistle to the Philippians — Chapter IV.—The malignity and folly of Satan. · 18 notes
• Epistle to the Romans: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter I.—As a prisoner, I hope to see you. · 25 notes
• Epistle to the Smyrnaeans: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter II.—Christ’s true passion. · 30 notes
• Epistle to the Tarsians — Chapter II.—Cautions against false doctrine. · 6 notes
• Epistle to the Trallians: Shorter and Longer Versions — Chapter II.—Be subject to the bishop, etc. · 44 notes
• Exhortation to the Heathen — Chapter I.—Exhortation to Abandon the Impious Mysteries of Idolatry for the Adoration of the Divine Word and God the Father. · 53 notes
• First Epistle to the Corinthians — Chapter I.—The salutation. Praise of the Corinthians before the breaking forth of schism among them. · 120 notes
• Fragments from the Lost Writings of Irenaeus — Chapter uncertain · 60 notes
• Fragments of Clemens Alexandrinus — Chapter uncertain · 32 notes
• Fragments of Papias — Chapter uncertain · 24 notes
• Introduction — Chapter II.—Catechetical Instruction.; original source section: Catechetical Instruction · 25 notes
• Introduction — Chapter III.—Special Preparation for Baptism.; original source section: Special Preparation for Baptism · 25 notes
• Introduction — Chapter IV.—Ceremonies of Baptism and Chrism.; original source section: Ceremonies of Baptism and Chrism · 17 notes
• Introduction — Chapter VI.—Effects of Baptism and of Chrism.; original source section: Effects of Baptism and of Chrism · 11 notes
• Introduction — Chapter VII.—Eucharistic Doctrine.; original source section: Eucharistic Doctrine · 15 notes
• Introductory Essay — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Augustin's Part in the Controversy · 63 notes
• Introductory Note — Chapter uncertain · 2 notes
• Introductory Note to Irenaeus Against Heresies — Chapter uncertain · 4 notes
• Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius — Chapter uncertain · 3 notes
• Introductory Notice to Cyprian — Chapter uncertain · 5 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 1 · 10 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 10 · 22 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 102 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 104 · 5 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 109 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 111 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 113 · 12 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 117 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 12 · 11 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 120 · 11 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 122 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 124 · 23 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 129 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 130 · 4 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 131 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 134 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 136 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 14 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 140 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 141 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 144 · 4 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 145 · 7 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 146 · 13 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 15 · 17 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 150 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 151 · 22 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 156 · 8 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 16 · 12 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 16 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 164 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 167 · 9 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 169 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 169 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 170 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 21 · 7 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 22 · 4 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 28 · 40 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 3 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 32 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 33 · 4 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 59 · 7 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 60 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 63 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 77 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 78 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 79 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 81 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 83 · 3 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 85 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 87 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 90 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 91 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 93 · 1 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 96 · 2 notes
• Letters — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 97 · 1 notes
• Letters — I. He commends his persistent loyalty to the Faith.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 129 · 3 notes
• Letters — I. He rebukes Dorus for allowing a junior presbyter to be promoted over the heads of the seniors, and the first and second in seniority for acquiescing.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 19 · 2 notes
• Letters — I. He rejoices over Juvenal’s return to orthodoxy, though chiding him for having gone astray.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 139 · 1 notes
• Letters — I. He suspends his opinion on the appointment of Anatolius till he has made open confession of the catholic Faith.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 69 · 3 notes
• Letters — I. The churches of Rome and Alexandria should be at one in everything.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 9 · 4 notes
• Letters — I. They congratulate Leo on taking the foremost part in maintaining the Faith.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 98 · 7 notes
• Letters — I. Those, who being taken captives in infancy cannot remember or bring witnesses of their baptism, must not be denied this sacrament.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 166 · 1 notes
• Letters — II. Anastasius is taxed with exceeding the limits of his vicariate, especially in his violent and unworthy treatment of Atticus.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 14 · 12 notes
• Letters — II. Slaves and serfs (coloni) are not to be ordained.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 4 · 7 notes
• Martyrs of Palestine — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter III · 8 notes
• Martyrs of Palestine — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter VI · 2 notes
• Martyrs of Palestine — Chapter XI.; original source section: Chapter XI · 10 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 22 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 24 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 27 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 30 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 31 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 39 · 2 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 43 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 45 · 1 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 46 · 2 notes
• Of Holy Virginity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 7 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 12 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 16 · 2 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 17 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 21 · 2 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 23 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 26 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 3 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 32 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 37 · 1 notes
• Of the Work of Monks — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 39 · 3 notes
• On 'Not Three Gods.' — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On 'Not Three Gods.' · 13 notes
• On Care to Be Had for the Dead — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 18 · 3 notes
• On Care to Be Had for the Dead — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 4 · 1 notes
• On Care to Be Had for the Dead — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 5 · 3 notes
• On Care to Be Had for the Dead — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 8 · 1 notes
• On Continence — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 22 · 1 notes
• On Continence — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 9 · 1 notes
• On Grace and Free Will — Chapter 22 [X.]—Who is the Transgressor of the Law? The Oldness of Its Letter. The Newness of Its Spirit.; original source section: Chapter 22 · 1 notes
• On Grace and Free Will — Chapter 30.—The Grace by Which the Stony Heart is Removed is Not Preceded by Good Deserts, But by Evil Ones.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 1 notes
• On Grace and Free Will — Chapter 33 [XVII.]—A Good Will May Be Small and Weak; An Ample Will, Great Love. Operating and Co-operating Grace.; original source section: Chapter 33 · 1 notes
• On Grace and Free Will — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter II · 3 notes
• On Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 37 · 2 notes
• On Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 6 · 1 notes
• On Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 8 · 1 notes
• On Lying — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 9 · 2 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 12.—Eve’s Name Means Life, and is a Great Sacrament of the Church.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 1 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 16 [XIV.]—A Certain Degree of Intemperance is to Be Tolerated in the Case of Married Persons; The Use of Matrimony for the Mere Pleasure of Lust is Not Without Sin, But Because of the Nuptial Relation the Sin is Venial.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 3 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 20 [XVIII]—Why Children of Wrath are Born of Holy Matrimony.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 23 [XXI.]—Sin Has Not Arisen Out of the Goodness of Marriage; The Sacrament of Matrimony a Great One in the Case of Christ and the Church—A Very Small One in the Case of a Man and His Wife.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 1 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 28 [XIV.]—Augustin’s Answer to This Argument. Its Dealing with Scripture.; original source section: Chapter 28 · 1 notes
• On Marriage and Concupiscence — Chapter 33 [XXX.]—True Freedom Comes with Willing Delight in God’s Law.; original source section: Chapter 33 · 1 notes
• On Nature and Grace — Chapter 17 [XVI.]—Explanation of This Text Continued.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 1 notes
• On Nature and Grace — Chapter 78 [LXV.]—Jerome.; original source section: Chapter 78 · 1 notes
• On Nature and Grace — Chapter 83 [LXIX.]—God Enjoins No Impossibility, Because All Things are Possible and Easy to Love.; original source section: Chapter 83 · 1 notes
• On Patience — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 17 · 1 notes
• On Patience — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 22 · 1 notes
• On Rebuke and Grace — Chapter 10—All Perseverance is God’s Gift.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 4 notes
• On Rebuke and Grace — Chapter 12.—They Who Have Not Received Perseverance are Not Distinguished from the Mass of Those that are Lost.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 1 notes
• On Rebuke and Grace — Chapter 30.—The Incarnation of the Word.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 1 notes
• On Rebuke and Grace — Chapter 35.—There is a Greater Freedom Now in the Saints Than There Was Before in Adam.; original source section: Chapter 35 · 1 notes
• On Rebuke and Grace — Chapter 46 [XV.]—Rebuke Must Be Varied According to the Variety of Faults. There is No Punishment in the Church Greater Than Excommunication.; original source section: Chapter 46 · 1 notes
• On the Baptism of Christ — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On the Baptism of Christ · 19 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 10.—Of the Attainment of Cheerfulness in the Duty of Catechising, and of Various Causes Producing Weariness in the Catechumen.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 2 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 11.—Of the Remedy for the Second Source of Weariness.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 1 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 13.—Of the Remedy for the Fourth Source of Weariness.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 4 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 14.—Of the Remedy Against the Fifth and Sixth Sources of Weariness.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 1 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 16.—A Specimen of a Catechetical Address; And First, the Case of a Catechumen with Worthy Views.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 4 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 17.—The Specimen of Catechetical Discourse Continued, in Reference Specially to the Reproval of False Aims on the Catechumen’s Part.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 1 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 20.—Of Israel’s Bondage in Egypt, Their Deliverance, and Their Passage Through the Red Sea.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 21.—Of the Babylonish Captivity, and the Things Signified Thereby.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 5 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 25.—Of Constancy in the Faith of the Resurrection.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 9 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 26.—Of the Formal Admission of the Catechumen, and of the Signs Therein Made Use of.; original source section: Chapter 26 · 3 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 27.—Of the Prophecies of the Old Testament in Their Visible Fulfillment in the Church.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 3 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 3.—Of the Full Narration to Be Employed in Catechising.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 4 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 4.—That the Great Reason for the Advent of Christ Was the Commendation of Love.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 5 notes
• On the Catechising of the Uninstructed — Chapter 8.—Of the Method to Be Pursued in Catechising Those Who Have Had a Liberal Education.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 4 notes
• On the Creed — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 15 · 1 notes
• On the Faith — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On the Faith · 8 notes
• On the Good of Marriage — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 2 · 2 notes
• On the Good of Marriage — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 21 · 2 notes
• On the Good of Marriage — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 26 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Marriage — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 31 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Marriage — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 8 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 15 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 18 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 23 · 3 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 24 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 27 · 1 notes
• On the Good of Widowhood — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 3 · 1 notes
• On the Grace of Christ, and on Original Sin — Chapter 23 [XXII.]—Pelagius’ Double Dealing Concerning the Ground of the Conferrence of Grace.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 2 notes
• On the Grace of Christ, and on Original Sin — Chapter 26 [XXV.]—The Pelagian Grace of “Capacity” Exploded. The Scripture Teaches the Need of God’s Help in Doing, Speaking, and Thinking, Alike.; original source section: Chapter 26 · 1 notes
• On the Grace of Christ, and on Original Sin — Chapter 53 [XLVIII.]—In What Sense Some Men May Be Said to Live Without Sin in the Present Life.; original source section: Chapter 53 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 1.—There is a Double Rule for Understanding the Scriptural Modes of Speech Concerning the Son of God. These Modes of Speech are of a Threefold Kind.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 1.—This Work is Written Against Those Who Sophistically Assail the Faith of the Trinity, Through Misuse of Reason. They Who Dispute Concerning God Err from a Threefold Cause. Holy Scripture, Removing What is False, Leads Us on by Degrees to Things Divine. What True Immortality is. We are Nourished by Faith, that We May Be Enabled to Apprehend Things Divine.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 1.—We are Made Perfect by Acknowledgement of Our Own Weakness. The Incarnate Word Dispels Our Darkness.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 1.—What the Wisdom is of Which We are Here to Treat. Whence the Name of Philosopher Arose. What Has Been Already Said Concerning the Distinction of Knowledge and Wisdom.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 10.—In What Manner Christ Shall Deliver Up the Kingdom to God, Even the Father. The Kingdom Having Been Delivered to God, Even the Father, Christ Will Not Then Make Intercession for Us.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 10.—Whether Only Knowledge that is Loved is the Word of the Mind.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 11.—The Essence of God Never Appeared in Itself. Divine Appearances to the Fathers Wrought by the Ministry of Angels. An Objection Drawn from the Mode of Speech Removed. That the Appearing of God to Abraham Himself, Just as that to Moses, Was Wrought by Angels. The Same Thing is Proved by the Law Being Given to Moses by Angels. What Has Been Said in This Book, and What Remains to Be Said in the Next.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 3 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 12.—There is a Kind of Hidden Wedlock in the Inner Man. Unlawful Pleasures of the Thoughts.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 13.—Diverse Things are Spoken Concerning the Same Christ, on Account of the Diverse Natures of the One Hypostasis [Theanthropic Person]. Why It is Said that the Father Will Not Judge, But Has Given Judgment to the Son.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 4 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 14.—The Father and the Son the Only Beginning (Principium) of the Holy Spirit.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 14.—The Mind Loves God in Rightly Loving Itself; And If It Love Not God, It Must Be Said to Hate Itself. Even a Weak and Erring Mind is Always Strong in Remembering, Understanding, and Loving Itself. Let It Be Turned to God, that It May Be Blessed by Remembering, Understanding, and Loving Him.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 15.—Of the Same Subject.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 16.—What is Said of God in Time, is Said Relatively, Not Accidentally.; original source section: Chapter 16 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 17.—How the Back Parts of God Were Seen. The Faith of the Resurrection of Christ. The Catholic Church Only is the Place from Whence the Back Parts of God are Seen. The Back Parts of God Were Seen by the Israelites. It is a Rash Opinion to Think that God the Father Only Was Never Seen by the Fathers.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 4 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 2.—Every Corporeal Conception Must Be Rejected, in Order that It May Be Understood How God is Truth.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 2.—How We are Rendered Apt for the Perception of Truth Through the Incarnate Word.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 20.—The Sender and the Sent Equal. Why the Son is Said to Be Sent by the Father. Of the Mission of the Holy Spirit. How and by Whom He Was Sent. The Father the Beginning of the Whole Godhead.; original source section: Chapter 21 · 4 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 26.—The Holy Spirit Twice Given by Christ. The Procession of the Holy Spirit from the Father and from the Son is Apart from Time, Nor Can He Be Called the Son of Both.; original source section: Chapter 26 · 3 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 27.—What It is that Suffices Here to Solve the Question Why the Spirit is Not Said to Be Begotten, and Why the Father Alone is Unbegotten. What They Ought to Do Who Do Not Understand These Things.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 3.—Some Things Concerning the Holy Spirit are to Be Understood According to the One Rule Only.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 4.—What the Doctrine of the Catholic Faith is Concerning the Trinity.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 5.—The Trinity of the Outer Man, or of External Vision, is Not an Image of God. The Likeness of God is Desired Even in Sins. In External Vision the Form of the Corporeal Thing is as It Were the Parent, Vision the Offspring; But the Will that Unites These Suggests the Holy Spirit.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 5.—Why Miracles are Not Usual Works.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 6.—How the Man Not Yet Righteous Can Know the Righteous Man Whom He Loves.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 6.—Of What Kind We are to Reckon the Rest (Requies), and End (Finis), of the Will in Vision.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 6.—That the Son is Very God, of the Same Substance with the Father. Not Only the Father, But the Trinity, is Affirmed to Be Immortal. All Things are Not from the Father Alone, But Also from the Son. That the Holy Spirit is Very God, Equal with the Father and the Son.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 4 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 6.—The Creature is Not So Taken by the Holy Spirit as Flesh is by the Word.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 7.—The Opinions of Philosophers Respecting the Substance of the Soul. The Error of Those Who are of Opinion that the Soul is Corporeal, Does Not Arise from Defective Knowledge of the Soul, But from Their Adding There to Something Foreign to It. What is Meant by Finding.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 8.—God Alone Creates Those Things Which are Changed by Magic Art.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 8.—No Addition Can Be Made to the Nature of God.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 8.—The Entire Trinity Invisible.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 8.—The Texts of Scripture Explained Respecting the Subjection of the Son to the Father, Which Have Been Misunderstood. Christ Will Not So Give Up the Kingdom to the Father, as to Take It Away from Himself. The Beholding Him is the Promised End of All Actions. The Holy Spirit is Sufficient to Our Blessedness Equally with the Father.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 8.—Whatever is Spoken of God According to Substance, is Spoken of Each Person Severally, and Together of the Trinity Itself. One Essence in God, and Three, in Greek, Hypostases, in Latin, Persons.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter 9.—The Original Cause of All Things is from God.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 2 notes
• On the Holy Trinity — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• On the Holy Trinity, and of the Godhead of the Holy Spirit — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On the Holy Trinity, and of the Godhead of the Holy Spirit · 10 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Book II. Chap. 23,; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Extract from Augustin's Retractations · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 15 [XII.]—The One Sin Common to All Men.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 17 [XII.]—No One Righteous in All Things.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 19.—Zacharias and Elisabeth, Sinners.; original source section: Chapter 19 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 20.—Paul Worthy to Be the Prince of the Apostles, and Yet a Sinner.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 20.—The Sting of Death, What?; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 36 [XXII.]—Man’s State Before the Fall.; original source section: Chapter 36 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 42.—Sanctification Manifold; Sacrament of Catechumens.; original source section: Chapter 42 · 2 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 43.—From the Epistle to the Romans.; original source section: Chapter 43 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 50 [XXXI.]—Why It is that Death Itself is Not Abolished, Along with Sin, by Baptism.; original source section: Chapter 50 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 50.—From the Epistle to the Hebrews.; original source section: Chapter 50 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 54.—By the Sacrifices of the Old Testament, Men Were Convinced of Sins and Led to the Saviour.; original source section: Chapter 54 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 57 [XXIX.]—The Good of Marriage; Four Different Cases of the Good and the Evil Use of Matrimony.; original source section: Chapter 57 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 60 [XXXI.]—Christ, the Head and the Body; Owing to the Union of the Natures in the Person of Christ, He Both Remained in Heaven, and Walked About on Earth; How the One Christ Could Ascend to Heaven; The Head, and the Body, the One Christ.; original source section: Chapter 60 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 9.—The Ambiguity of “Adam is the Figure of Him to Come.”; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infants — Chapter 9.—The Beginning of Renewal; Resurrection Called Regeneration; They are the Sons of God Who Lead Lives Suitable to Newness of Life.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 11 [VI.]—That Some Men are Elected is of God’s Mercy.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 1 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 13 [VIII.]—The Effect of Divine Grace.; original source section: Chapter 13 · 1 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 15.—It is Believers that are Taught of God.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 1 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 23.—Why for the People of Tyre and Sidon, Who Would Have Believed, the Miracles Were Not Done Which Were Done in Other Places Which Did Not Believe.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 1 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 33.—God Gives Both Initiatory and Persevering Grace According to His Own Will.; original source section: Chapter 34 · 4 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 49.—Further References to Cyprian and Ambrose.; original source section: Chapter 50 · 3 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 7 [III.]—Augustin Confesses that He Had Formerly Been in Error Concerning the Grace of God.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 3 notes
• On the Predestination of the Saints — Chapter 9 [V.]—The Purpose of the Apostle in These Words.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• On the Proceedings of Pelagius — Chapter 18.—The Same Continued.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 3 notes
• On the Proceedings of Pelagius — Chapter 32.—The Eleventh Item of the Accusation.; original source section: Chapter 32 · 1 notes
• On the Proceedings of Pelagius — Chapter 35.—The Same Continued.; original source section: Chapter 35 · 1 notes
• On the Proceedings of Pelagius — Chapter 40 [XVII.]—The Same Continued.; original source section: Chapter 40 · 1 notes
• On the Proceedings of Pelagius — Chapter 62.—The History Continued. Cœlestius Condemned at Carthage by Episcopal Judgment. Pelagius Acquitted by Bishops in Palestine, in Consequence of His Deceptive Answers; But Yet His Heresy Was Condemned by Them.; original source section: Chapter 62 · 3 notes
• On the Profit of Believing — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 25 · 2 notes
• On the Profit of Believing — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Section 8 · 1 notes
• On the Resurrection, Fragments — Chapter III.—If the members rise, must they discharge the same functions as now? · 9 notes
• On the Sole Government of God — Chapter II.—Testimonies to the unity of God. · 17 notes
• On the Soul and its Origin — Chapter 20.—Victor Quotes Scriptures for Their Silence, and Neglects the Biblical Usage.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 1 notes
• On the Soul and its Origin — Chapter 28.—A Natural Figure of Speech Must Not Be Literally Pressed.; original source section: Chapter 28 · 1 notes
• On the Soul and its Origin — Chapter 36 [XXII.]—He Passes on to the Second Question About the Soul, Whether It is Called Spirit.; original source section: Chapter 36 · 1 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 1 [I.] —The Occasion of Writing This Work; A Thing May Be Capable of Being Done, and Yet May Never Be Done.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 12.—Paul, Whence So Called; Bravely Contends for Grace.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 1 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 18 [XI.]—Piety is Wisdom; That is Called the Righteousness of God, Which He Produces.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 2 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 40.—How that is to Be the Reward of All; The Apostle Earnestly Defends Grace.; original source section: Chapter 40 · 1 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 54.—Whether Faith Be in a Man’s Own Power.; original source section: Chapter 54 · 2 notes
• On the Spirit and the Letter — Chapter 65.—In What Sense a Sinless Righteousness in This Life Can Be Asserted.; original source section: Chapter 65 · 1 notes
• Prolegomena — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Ascetic · 22 notes
• Prolegomena — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Contents and Character of the Extant Works · 35 notes
• Prolegomena — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Dogmatic · 55 notes
• Prolegomena — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Exegetic · 20 notes
• Prolegomena — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Homiletical · 50 notes
• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 1 · 8 notes
• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 10 · 40 notes
• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 11 · 44 notes
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• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 13 · 33 notes
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• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 7 · 18 notes
• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Lecture 8 · 16 notes
• S. Cyril — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Procatechesis · 37 notes
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• Sermons — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 1 · 3 notes
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• Sermons — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 91 · 4 notes
• Sermons — I. Christmas morning is the most appropriate time for thoughts on the Nativity.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 26 · 3 notes
• Sermons — I. Christ’s arrest fulfils His own eternal purpose.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 59 · 1 notes
• Sermons — I. Introduction of the subject.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 95 · 10 notes
• Sermons — I. It is equally dangerous to deny the Godhead or the Manhood in Christ.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 27 · 3 notes
• Sermons — I. The Holy Ghost’s work did not begin at Pentecost, but was continued because the Holy Trinity is One in action and in will.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 77 · 4 notes
• Sermons — I. The duty of fasting is based on both the Old and New Testaments, and is closely connected with the duties of prayer and almsgiving.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 17 · 3 notes
• Sermons — I. The truths of the Incarnation never suffer from being repeated.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 23 · 8 notes
• Sermons — I. We must always be seeking pardon, because we are always liable to sin.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 90 · 3 notes
• Sermons — I. When we were yet sinners, Christ came to save.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 33 · 8 notes
• Sermons — II. Christ’s death was voluntary on His part, and yet in saving others He could not save Himself.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 68 · 3 notes
• Sermons — II. God’s plan was always partially understood, and is now of universal application.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 63 · 7 notes
• Sermons — II. Lent must be used for removing all our defilements, and of good works there must be no stint.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 42 · 5 notes
• Sermons — II. Satan seeks to supply his numerous losses by fresh gains.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 40 · 3 notes
• Sermons — II. The broad road is crowded, the narrow way of salvation nearly empty.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 49 · 3 notes
• Sermons — II. The leading Jews broke their own Law, as well as failed to apprehend the new dispensation in destroying Christ.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 58 · 2 notes
• Sermons — II. The same continued.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 51 · 7 notes
• Sermons — II. Use Lent to vanquish the enemy, and be thus preparing for Eastertide.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 39 · 1 notes
• Sermons — III. The duty of mercy outweighs all other virtues.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 10 · 4 notes
• Sermons — III. The perseverance of the Magi has led to the most important results.; Chapter uncertain; original source section: Sermon 34 · 5 notes
• The Anathemas of Cyril in Opposition to Nestorius — Chapter uncertain · 1 notes
• The Discourse to the Greeks — Chapter I.—Justin justifies his departure from Greek customs. · 12 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 1.—The Author Desires the Gift of True Wisdom for Laurentius.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 103.—Interpretation of the Expression in I Tim. II. 4: “Who Will Have All Men to Be Saved.”; original source section: Chapter 103 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 38.—Jesus Christ, According to the Flesh, Was Not Born of the Holy Spirit in Such a Sense that the Holy Spirit is His Father.; original source section: Chapter 38 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 55.—The Expression, “Christ Shall Judge the Quick and the Dead,” May Be Understood in Either of Two Senses.; original source section: Chapter 55 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 58.—We Have No Certain Knowledge of the Organization of the Angelic Society.; original source section: Chapter 58 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 68.—The True Sense of the Passage (I Cor. III. 11–15) About Those Who are Saved, Yet So as by Fire.; original source section: Chapter 68 · 1 notes
• The Enchiridion — Chapter 8.—The Distinction Between Faith and Hope, and the Mutual Dependence of Faith, Hope, and Love.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 2 notes
• The Epistle of Barnabas — Chapter uncertain · 196 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 1 · 13 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 11 · 3 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 12 · 4 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 13 · 3 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 19 · 2 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 2 · 5 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 20 · 9 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 22 · 3 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 23 · 1 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 24 · 2 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 25 · 14 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 27 · 4 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 32 · 3 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 33 · 7 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 35 · 1 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 39 · 8 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 4 · 1 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 5 · 4 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 51 · 25 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 53 · 6 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 55 · 8 notes
• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 58 · 6 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 6 · 6 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 8 · 2 notes
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• The Epistles of Cyprian — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Part 9 · 3 notes
• The First Apology — Chapter III.—Claim of judicial investigation. · 74 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter I.—A Statement of the Reason Why the Enumeration of the Ancestors of Christ is Carried Down to Joseph, While Christ Was Not Born of that Man’s Seed, But of the Virgin Mary.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter I.—Of the Method in Which the Four Evangelists are Shown to Be at One in the Accounts Given of the Lord’s Supper and the Indication of His Betrayer.; original source section: Chapter 1 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter II.—Of the Man Out of Whom the Unclean Spirit that Was Tormenting Him Was Cast, and of the Question Whether Mark’s Version is Quite Consistent with that of Luke, Who is at One with Him in Reporting the Incident.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter II.—Of the Proof of Their Freedom from Any Discrepancies in the Notices Given of the Predictions of Peter’s Denials.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter II.—On the Order of the Evangelists, and the Principles on Which They Wrote.; original source section: Chapter 2 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter III.—A Statement of the Reason Why Matthew Enumerates One Succession of Ancestors for Christ, and Luke Another.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter III.—Of the Fact that Matthew, Together with Mark, Had Specially in View the Kingly Character of Christ, Whereas Luke Dealt with the Priestly.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 5 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter III.—Of the Manner in Which It Can Be Shown that No Discrepancies Exist Between Them in the Accounts Which They Give of the Words Which Were Spoken by the Lord, on to the Time of His Leaving the House in Which They Had Supped.; original source section: Chapter 3 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter IV.—Of What Took Place in the Piece of Ground or Garden to Which They Came on Leaving the House After the Supper; And of the Method in Which, in John’s Silence on the Subject, a Real Harmony Can Be Demonstrated Between the Other Three Evangelists—Namely, Matthew, Mark, and Luke.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter IV.—Of the Fact that John Undertook the Exposition of Christ’s Divinity.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter IV.—Of the Reason Why Forty Generations (Not Including Christ Himself) are Found in Matthew, Although He Divides Them into Three Successions of Fourteen Each.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 5 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter IV.—Of the Words, “The More He Charged Them to Tell No One, So Much the More a Great Deal They Published It;” And of the Question Whether that Statement is Not Inconsistent with His Prescience, Which is Commended to Our Notice in the Gospel.; original source section: Chapter 4 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter IX.—Of the Question How It Can Be Shown that the Narrative of the Haul of Fishes Which Luke Has Given Us is Not to Be Identified with the Record of an Apparently Similar Incident Which John Has Reported Subsequently to the Lord’s Resurrection; And of the Fact that from This Point on to the Lord’s Supper, from Which Event Onwards to the End the Combined Accounts of All the Evangelists Have Been Examined, No Difficulty Calling for Special Consideration Emerges in the Gospel of Luke Any More Than in that of Mark.; original source section: Chapter 9 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter L.—Of the Occasion on Which He Fed the Multitudes with the Seven Loaves, and of the Question as to the Harmony Between Matthew and Mark in Their Accounts of that Miracle.; original source section: Chapter 50 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LI.—Of Matthew’s Declaration That, on Leaving These Parts, He Came into the Coasts of Magedan; And of the Question as to His Agreement with Mark in that Intimation, as Well as in the Notice of the Saying About Jonah, Which Was Returned Again as an Answer to Those Who Sought a Sign.; original source section: Chapter 51 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LIII.—Of the Occasion on Which He Asked the Disciples Whom Men Said that He Was; And of the Question Whether, with Regard Either to the Subject-Matter or the Order, There are Any Discrepancies Between Matthew, Mark, and Luke.; original source section: Chapter 53 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LV.—Of the Harmony Between the Three Evangelists in the Notices Which They Subjoin of the Manner in Which the Lord Charged the Man to Follow Him Who Wished to Come After Him.; original source section: Chapter 55 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LVI.—Of the Manifestation Which the Lord Made of Himself, in Company with Moses and Elias, to His Disciples on the Mountain; And of the Question Concerning the Harmony Between the First Three Evangelists with Regard to the Order and the Circumstances of that Event; And in Especial, the Number of the Days, in So Far as Matthew and Mark State that It Took Place After Six Days, While Luke Says that It Was After Eight Days.; original source section: Chapter 56 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXII.—Of the Harmony Subsisting Between Matthew and Mark in the Accounts Which They Offer of the Time When He Was Asked Whether It Was Lawful to Put Away One’s Wife, and Especially in Regard to the Specific Questions and Replies Which Passed Between the Lord and the Jews, and in Which the Evangelists Seem to Be, to Some Small Extent, at Variance.; original source section: Chapter 62 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXIII.—Of the Little Children on Whom He Laid His Hands; Of the Rich Man to Whom He Said, “Sell All that Thou Hast;” Of the Vineyard in Which the Labourers Were Hired at Different Hours; And of the Question as to the Absence of Any Discrepancy Between Matthew and the Other Two Evangelists on These Subjects.; original source section: Chapter 63 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXIX.—Of the Harmony Between the First Three Evangelists in Their Accounts of the Occasion on Which the Jews Asked the Lord by What Authority He Did These Things.; original source section: Chapter 69 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXV.—Of the Absence of Any Antagonism Between Matthew and Mark, or Between Matthew and Luke, in the Account Offered of the Giving of Sight to the Blind Men of Jericho.; original source section: Chapter 65 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXVI.—Of the Colt of the Ass Which is Mentioned by Matthew, and of the Consistency of His Account with that of the Other Evangelists, Who Speak Only of the Ass.; original source section: Chapter 66 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXVIII.—Of the Withering of the Fig-Tree, and of the Question as to the Absence of Any Contradiction Between Matthew and the Other Evangelists in the Accounts Given of that Incident, as Well as the Other Matters Related in Connection with It; And Very Specially as to the Consistency Between Matthew and Mark in the Matter of the Order of Narration.; original source section: Chapter 68 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXX.—Of the Two Sons Who Were Commanded by Their Father to Go into His Vineyard, and of the Vineyard Which Was Let Out to Other Husbandmen; Of the Question Concerning the Consistency of Matthew’s Version of These Passages with Those Given by the Other Two Evangelists, with Whom He Retains the Same Order; As Also, in Particular, Concerning the Harmony of His Version of the Parable, Which is Recorded by All the Three, Regarding the Vineyard that Was Let Out; And in Reference Specially to the Reply Made by the Persons to Whom that Parable Was Spoken, in Relating Which Matthew Seems to Differ Somewhat from the Others.; original source section: Chapter 70 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXI.—Of the Marriage of the King’s Son, to Which the Multitudes Were Invited; And of the Order in Which Matthew Introduces that Section as Compared with Luke, Who Gives Us a Somewhat Similar Narrative in Another Connection.; original source section: Chapter 71 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXIII.—Of the Person to Whom the Two Precepts Concerning the Love of God and the Love of Our Neighbour Were Commended; And of the Question as to the Order of Narration Which is Observed by Matthew and Mark, and the Absence of Any Discrepancy Between Them and Luke.; original source section: Chapter 73 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXIX.—Of the Concord Between Matthew, Mark, and John in Their Notices of the Supper at Bethany, at Which the Woman Poured the Precious Ointment on the Lord, and of the Method in Which These Accounts are to Be Harmonized with that of Luke, When He Records an Incident of a Similar Nature at a Different Period.; original source section: Chapter 79 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXVI.—Of the Harmony in Respect of the Order of Narration Subsisting Between Matthew and the Other Two Evangelists in the Accounts Given of the Occasion on Which He Foretold the Destruction of the Temple.; original source section: Chapter 76 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXVIII.—Of the Question Whether There is Any Contradiction Between Matthew and Mark on the One Hand, and John on the Other, in So Far as the Former State that After Two Days Was to Be the Feast of the Passover, and Afterwards Tells Us that He Was in Bethany, While the Latter Gives a Parallel Narrative of What Took Place at Bethany, But Mentions that It Was Six Days Before the Passover.; original source section: Chapter 78 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter LXXX.—Of the Harmony Characterizing the Accounts Which are Given by Matthew, Mark, and Luke, of the Occasion on Which He Sent His Disciples to Make Preparations for His Eating the Passover.; original source section: Chapter 80 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter V.—A Statement of the Manner in Which Luke’s Procedure is Proved to Be in Harmony with Matthew’s in Those Matters Concerning the Conception and the Infancy or Boyhood of Christ, Which are Omitted by the One and Recorded by the Other.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 24 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter V.—Of the Accounts Which are Given by All the Four Evangelists in Regard to What Was Done and Said on the Occasion of His Apprehension; And of the Proof that These Different Narratives Exhibit No Real Discrepancies.; original source section: Chapter 5 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter V.—Of the Statement Which John Made Concerning the Man Who Cast Out Devils Although He Did Not Belong to the Circle of the Disciples; And of the Lord’s Reply, “Forbid Them Not, for He that is Not Against You is on Your Part;” And of the Question Whether that Response Does Not Contradict the Other Sentence, in Which He Said, “He that is Not with Me is Against Me.”; original source section: Chapter 5 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VI.—Of the Circumstance that Mark Has Recorded More Than Luke as Spoken by the Lord in Connection with the Case of This Man Who Was Casting Out Devils in the Name of Christ, Although He Was Not Following with the Disciples; And of the Question How These Additional Words Can Be Shown to Have a Real Bearing Upon What Christ Had in View in Forbidding the Individual to Be Interdicted Who Was Performing Miracles in His Name.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VI.—Of the Harmony Characterizing the Accounts Which These Evangelists Give of What Happened When the Lord Was Led Away to the House of the High Priest, as Also of the Occurrences Which Took Place Within the Said House After He Was Conducted There in the Nighttime, and in Particular of the Incident of Peter’s Denial.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 6 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VI.—On the Position Given to the Preaching of John the Baptist in All the Four Evangelists.; original source section: Chapter 6 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VII.—Of the Thorough Harmony of the Evangelists in the Different Accounts of What Took Place in the Early Morning, Previous to the Delivery of Jesus to Pilate; And of the Question Touching the Passage Which is Quoted on the Subject of the Price Set Upon the Lord, and Which is Ascribed to Jeremiah by Matthew, Although No Such Paragraph is Found in the Writings of that Prophet.; original source section: Chapter 7 · 11 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VIII.—Of Luke’s Gospel, and Specially of the Harmony Between Its Commencement and the Beginning of the Book of the Acts of the Apostles.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter VIII.—Of the Absence of Any Discrepancies in the Accounts Which the Evangelists Give of What Took Place in Pilate’s Presence.; original source section: Chapter 8 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter X.—Of Some Who are Mad Enough to Suppose that the Books Were Inscribed with the Names of Peter and Paul.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter X.—Of the Evangelist John, and the Distinction Between Him and the Other Three.; original source section: Chapter 10 · 6 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XI.—An Examination of the Question as to How It Was Possible for Them to Go Up, According to Luke’s Statement, with Him to Jerusalem to the Temple, When the Days of the Purification of the Mother of Christ Were Accomplished, in Order to Perform the Usual Rites, If It is Correctly Recorded by Matthew, that Herod Had Already Learned from the Wise Men that the Child Was Born in Whose Stead, When He Sought for Him, He Slew So Many Children.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XI.—Of the Consistency of Matthew’s Version with that of Mark in the Account of the Potion Offered Him to Drink, Which is Introduced Before the Narrative of His Crucifixion.; original source section: Chapter 11 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XII.—Concerning the Words Ascribed to John by All the Four Evangelists Respectively.; original source section: Chapter 12 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XIII.—Of the Hour of the Lord’s Passion, and of the Question Concerning the Absence of Any Discrepancy Between Mark and John in the Article of the “Third” Hour and the “Sixth.”; original source section: Chapter 13 · 5 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XIV.—Of the Words or the Voice that Came from Heaven Upon Him When He Had Been Baptized.; original source section: Chapter 14 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XIX.—Of the Lengthened Sermon Which, According to Matthew, He Delivered on the Mount.; original source section: Chapter 19 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XLII.—Of His Coming into His Own Country, and of the Astonishment of the People at His Doctrine, as They Looked with Contempt Upon His Lineage; Of Matthew’s Harmony with Mark and Luke in This Section; And in Particular, of the Question Whether the Order of Narration Which is Presented by the First of These Evangelists Does Not Exhibit Some Want of Consistency with that of the Other Two.; original source section: Chapter 42 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XLIII.—Of the Mutual Consistency of the Accounts Which are Given by Matthew, Mark, and Luke of What Was Said by Herod on Hearing About the Wonderful Works of the Lord, and of Their Concord in Regard to the Order of Narration.; original source section: Chapter 43 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XLIV.—Of the Order in Which the Accounts of John’s Imprisonment and Death are Given by These Three Evangelists.; original source section: Chapter 44 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XLV.—Of the Order and the Method in Which All the Four Evangelists Come to the Narration of the Miracle of the Five Loaves.; original source section: Chapter 45 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XLVII.—Of His Walking Upon the Water, and of the Questions Regarding the Harmony of the Evangelists Who Have Narrated that Scene, and Regarding the Manner in Which They Pass Off from the Section Recording the Occasion on Which He Fed the Multitudes with the Five Loaves.; original source section: Chapter 47 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XV.—Of the Fact that the Pagans, When Constrained to Laud Christ, Have Launched Their Insults Against His Disciples.; original source section: Chapter 15 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XVII.—Of the Calling of the Apostles as They Were Fishing.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XVII.—Of the Harmony of the Four Evangelists in Their Notices of the Draught of Vinegar.; original source section: Chapter 17 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XVIII.—Of the Lord’s Successive Utterances When He Was About to Die; And of the Question Whether Matthew and Mark are in Harmony with Luke in Their Reports of These Sayings, and Also Whether These Three Evangelists are in Harmony with John.; original source section: Chapter 18 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XX.—An Explanation of the Circumstance that Matthew Tells Us How the Centurion Came to Jesus on Behalf of His Servant, While Luke’s Statement is that the Centurion Despatched Friends to Him.; original source section: Chapter 20 · 6 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXII.—Of the Question Whether the Evangelists are All at One on the Subject of the Narrative Regarding Joseph, Who Begged the Lord’s Body from Pilate, and Whether John’s Version Contains Any Statements at Variance with Each Other.; original source section: Chapter 22 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXIII.—Of the Question Whether the First Three Evangelists are Quite in Harmony with John in the Accounts Given of His Burial.; original source section: Chapter 23 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXIV.—Of the Absence of All Discrepancies in the Narratives Constructed by the Four Evangelists on the Subject of the Events Which Took Place About the Time of the Lord’s Resurrection.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 13 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXIV.—Of the Lord’s Crossing the Lake on that Occasion on Which He Slept in the Vessel, and of the Casting Out of Those Devils Whom He Suffered to Go into the Swine; And of the Consistency of the Accounts Given by Matthew, Mark, and Luke of All that Was Done and Said on These Occasions.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXV.—Of Christ’s Subsequent Manifestations of Himself to the Disciples, and of the Question Whether a Thorough Harmony Can Be Established Between the Different Narratives When the Notices Given by the Four Several Evangelists, as Well as Those Presented by the Apostle Paul and in the Acts of the Apostles, are Compared Together.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 14 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXV.—Of the Man Sick of the Palsy to Whom the Lord Said, “Thy Sins are Forgiven Thee,” And “Take Up Thy Bed;” And in Especial, of the Question Whether Matthew and Mark are Consistent with Each Other in Their Notice of the Place Where This Incident Took Place, in So Far as Matthew Says It Happened “In His Own City,” While Mark Says It Was in Capharnaum.; original source section: Chapter 25 · 2 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXVII.—Of the Feast at Which It Was Objected at Once that Christ Ate with Sinners, and that His Disciples Did Not Fast; Of the Circumstance that the Evangelists Seem to Give Different Accounts of the Parties by Whom These Objections Were Alleged; And of the Question Whether Matthew and Mark and Luke are Also in Harmony with Each Other in the Reports Given of the Words of These Persons, and of the Replies Returned by the Lord.; original source section: Chapter 27 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXVIII.—Of the Raising of the Daughter of the Ruler of the Synagogue, and of the Woman Who Touched the Hem of His Garment; Of the Question, Also, as to Whether the Order in Which These Incidents are Narrated Exhibits Any Contradiction in Any of the Writers by Whom They are Reported; And in Particular, of the Words in Which the Ruler of the Synagogue Addressed His Request to the Lord.; original source section: Chapter 28 · 3 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXX.—Of the Section Where It is Recorded, that Being Moved with Compassion for the Multitudes, He Sent His Disciples, Giving Them Power to Work Cures, and Charged Them with Many Instructions, Directing Them How to Live; And of the Question Concerning the Proof of Matthew’s Harmony Here with Mark and Luke, Especially on the Subject of the Staff, Which Matthew Says the Lord Told Them They Were Not to Carry, While According to Mark It is the Only Thing They Were to Carry; And Also of the Wearing of the Shoes and Coats.; original source section: Chapter 30 · 4 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXXI.—Of the Account Given by Matthew and Luke of the Occasion When John the Baptist Was in Prison, and Despatched His Disciples on a Mission to the Lord.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXXI.—The Fulfilment of the Prophecies Concerning Christ.; original source section: Chapter 31 · 7 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXXIII.—Of the Occasion on Which He Calls Them to Take His Yoke and Burden Upon Them, and of the Question as to the Absence of Any Discrepancy Between Matthew and Luke in the Order of Narration.; original source section: Chapter 33 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXXIV.—Of the Passage in Which It is Said that the Disciples Plucked the Ears of Corn and Ate Them; And of the Question as to How Matthew, Mark, and Luke are in Harmony with Each Other with Respect to the Order of Narration There.; original source section: Chapter 34 · 1 notes
• The Harmony of the Gospels — Chapter XXXVI.—Of Another Question Which Demands Our Consideration, Namely, Whether, in Passing from the Account of the Man Whose Withered Hand Was Restored, These Three Evangelists Proceed to Their Next Subjects in Such a Way as to Create No Contradictions in Regard to the Order of Their Narrations.; original source section: Chapter 36 · 1 notes
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• The Twelve Books — Chapter III.; original source section: Chapter 3; original book/conference: Book IX. · 2 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter IV.; original source section: Chapter 4; original book/conference: Book I. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book I. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter V.; original source section: Chapter 5; original book/conference: Book II. · 5 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter VI.; original source section: Chapter 6; original book/conference: Book XII. · 4 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter VII.; original source section: Chapter 7; original book/conference: Book X. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: Book X. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter VIII.; original source section: Chapter 8; original book/conference: Book XII. · 3 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter X.; original source section: Chapter 10; original book/conference: Book VIII. · 2 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XI.; original source section: Chapter 11; original book/conference: Book I. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XIV.; original source section: Chapter 14; original book/conference: Book XII. · 4 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XLI.; original source section: Chapter 41; original book/conference: Book IV. · 4 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XVI.; original source section: Chapter 16; original book/conference: Book II. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XVII.; original source section: Chapter 17; original book/conference: Book XII. · 13 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XVIII.; original source section: Chapter 18; original book/conference: Book II. · 3 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XXI.; original source section: Chapter 21; original book/conference: Book X. · 4 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XXIV.; original source section: Chapter 24 · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XXVII.; original source section: Chapter 27; original book/conference: Book XII. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XXXIV.; original source section: Chapter 34; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• The Twelve Books — Chapter XXXIX.; original source section: Chapter 39; original book/conference: Book IV. · 1 notes
• Theophilus to Autolycus — Book I.; Chapter I.—Autolycus an Idolater and Scorner of Christians.; original source section: Book I · 14 notes
• Theophilus to Autolycus — Book II.; Chapter II.—The Gods are Despised When They are Made; But Become Valuable When Bought.; original source section: Book II · 54 notes
• Theophilus to Autolycus — Chapter uncertain (transcription heading: Chapter II.); original source section: Book III · 30 notes
• To Amphilochius — Chapter uncertain; original source section: To Amphilochius · 5 notes
• Treatises Attributed to Cyprian on Questionable Authority — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Elucidations · 6 notes
• Treatises Attributed to Cyprian on Questionable Authority — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Exhortation to Repentance · 22 notes
• Treatises Attributed to Cyprian on Questionable Authority — Chapter uncertain; original source section: Of the Discipline and Advantage of Chastity · 9 notes
• Treatises Attributed to Cyprian on Questionable Authority — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On the Glory of Martyrdom · 12 notes
• Treatises Attributed to Cyprian on Questionable Authority — Chapter uncertain; original source section: On the Public Shows · 15 notes
• Who is the Rich Man that shall be saved? — Chapter uncertain · 22 notes