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Order of Contents
Intro
Latin
Greek
Eastern Languages
On Manuscripts & Finding Them
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The Writings of the Fathers in Latin
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Order of Contents
Patrologia Latina
Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum
Augustine – HTML
Individual Titles
Subscription Based Database
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Patrologia Latina
Patrologia Latina 221 vols. ed. J.P. Migne (1844–1855) Goes up to AD 1200
Intro
This is the standard, older, nearly exhaustive edition of the Latin Fathers. The editor, Migne (1800–1875) was a French, Romanist, priest and scholar. The series goes up to 1200 AD, right before the major Summas and commentaries thereon were published in the 13th century. Some later commentaries or documents associated with earlier works are included. The volumes are in roughly chronological order. Some non-ecclesiastical writings are included, such as have literary, historical or linguistic interest.
Some of the writings of the Fathers have still been printed nowhere else. There is a need for modern criticial editions of each of the works in this series, which contemporary publishers have been attempting to complete.
Together the PL & PG make up the whole Patrologiae Cursus Completus published by Migne. For further background info, see Wikipedia.
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How to Use
Use the tables of contents or indices below to find the volume you are interested in.
The main link above is a webpage of all the volumes (and multiple editions of them online) ascending numerically as one scrolls down the page. Click on the number of the volume in box at the top of the page that you are interested in. It will take you to below on the page where numerous editions of that volume on the net are listed. Click on one of those links to open it up.
After the title page(s) in the volume is the Elenchus, or ‘Chain’, or table of contents, where the authors and their works in the volume are listed with column numbers.
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Tables of Contents
Basic
English: Wikipedia: ‘Patrologia Latina’
French: End-page of the volume of Indices in PG
Detailed
Latin for vols. 1-83, 84-166, 167-217
Very Detailed
French: II. Table Francaise in PL 218.9-134
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Indices
By Author
HTML: at Documenta Catholica Omnia
Print: Author Index in PL 218.133-74
Biographies of All the Authors in PL 218.399-546
Doctrinal & Subject Indices, 1, 2 in PL 219 & 220 See the left page of each link for the list of subjects categorized.
Sermon Index by Scripture text in PL 221.19-28
Chronological Index in PL 218.173-226 This, in one concise place, gives dates for each work in each of the numerically ascending volumes (note that the volumes, nor the works in them are in strict chronological order).
By Nation & Diocese in PL 218.229-64
Poetry Index in PL 221.81-c.92
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More
Helpful individual indices are at the back of each volume in the series.
Many more helpful indices are in the last four volumes of the series (see the tables of contents to each): 218, 219, 220, 221. The first is full of general indices, the last three are special indices.
Here is an Index to key Latin words in a smaller set of writings of the fathers. The reference 1 Clem. 4:10, for example, refers to 1 Clement, chapter 4 in any edition of 1 Clement. The 10 refers to the ‘verse’ of an antiquated edition and may be disregarded.
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Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum
Intro
The CSEL began in 1864 and continues to publish critical-text edition, Latin writings of Christian authors from the late 2nd century (Tertullian) until the beginning of the 8th century (Bede the Venerable, †735). In 2020 the series had around a hundred volumes, some with multiple sub-volumes.
“These volumes have replaced about a third of J. P. Migne’s Patrologia Latina, which do not offer critical editions. Some CSEL volumes have themselves been replaced by more recent critical editions (e.g., Corpus Christianorum Series Latina, Sources Chrétiennes, Bibliothèque Augustinienne), but about two-thirds of them are still considered authoritative standard editions; in fact, the CSEL edition often remains the only critical edition of a given text… [some] patristic texts which were previously thought lost have been recovered: e.g., the writings of the Spanish heretic Priscillian, the commentary on Revelation by Victorinus of Pettau, 29 unknown letters of Augustine (“Epistulae Divjak”), six of Augustine’s sermons (“Sermones Erfurt”), and the full text of the commentary on the gospels by Fortunatianus of Aquileia (mid-4th century…).” – Wikipedia
For a full list of the volumes with additional details, see their website.
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1. Sulpicius Severus, Works; Ps-Sulpicius Severus, Epistles
2. Firmicus Maternus, On the Error of Profane Religious Persons; Minucius Felix
3.1 Cyprian, Works, pt. 1
3.2 Cyprian, Works, pt. 2, Epistles
3.3 Cyprian, Works, pt. 3
4. Arnobius, Against the Nations
5. Orosius, Histories Against the Pagans; The Defense
6. Ennodius, All the Works
7. Victor Vitensis, The History of the Persecution of the African Province; Ps-Victor Vitensis, Passion of the Seven Monastics; Notes of the Provinces & Cities of Africa
8. Salvanius, All the Works: On the Government of God, Epistles, To the Church
9.1 Eugippius, Excerpts out of the Works of Augustine
9.2 Eugippius, Life of Severin
10. Sedulius, The Paschal Song; The Paschal Work; Epistles
11. Claudianus Mamertus, Works: On the State of the Soul; Epistles to Sapaudus
12. Augustine: A View (Speculum); On the Divine Scriptures
13. John Cassian, Works, pt. 2: Collations
14. Lucifer Calaritanus (d. 371), Smaller Works: On the Principle that One Ought Not to Convene with Heretics; On Apostasizing Princes; On Athanasius; On the Not Sparing of Those Delinquent to God, That One Ought to Die for the Son of God, Epistles
15. Commodianus, Apologetical Song, Instructions
16. Minor Christian Poetry, pt. 1: Paulinus Petricordiae, Carmina; Orientius, Carmina; Paulinus Pellaeus, Eucharists; Claudius Marius Victor, Truth; Proba, Cento; Anonymous, Epigrams of Paul, Versus the Grace of the Lord, Of the Incarnation of the Word, On the Church
17. John Cassian, On the Institutions of Convents & Eight Principle Remedies of Vices, On the Incarnation of the Lord Contra Nestorius
18. Priscillian, The Remains of: Tract, Canons; Orosius, Warning about the Error of the Priscillianists & Origenists
19. Lactantius, All the Works, pt. 1: Divine Institutions; Epitome of the Divine Institutions
20. Tertullian, Works, pt. 1: On Spectacles, On Idolatry, To the Nations, On the Testimony of the Soul, Scorpiace, On Prayer, On Baptism, On Fasting, On the Soul, On Modesty
21. Faustus Reiensis, Works
22. Hilary of Poitiers: Tract on the Psalms
23. Cyprian Gallus, Heptateuchs, Fragments, On Sodom, On Jonah; Ps-Hilary, On Genesis to Pope Leo, On the Testimony of the Maccabees, On the Gospel; Song to a Certain Senator
24. Juvencus, Of the Gospels
25.1 Augustine, Works, sect. 6, pt. 1: On the Utility of Believing, On the Two Souls, Contra Fortunatus the Manichee, Contra Adimantus, Contra the Fundamental Epistle, Contra Faustus the Manichee
25.2 Augustine, Works, sect. 6, pt. 2: Against Felix the Manichean, On the Nature of Good, Epistles to Secundinus, Against Secundinus the Manichean
26. Optatus Milevitanus, Contra Parmenian the Donatist, Appendix: Decade of Old Monuments
27.1 Lactantius, All the Works, pt. 2, fascicle 1: On the Working of God, On the Wrath of God, Song Fragments; the Old Testimony of Lactantius
27.2 Lactantius, pt. 2, fascicle 2: On the Deaths of Persecutors
28.1-2 Augustine, Works, sect. 3, pts. 1-2: On Genesis to the Letter, Sayings on the Heptateuch
28.3 Augustine, Questions on the 7 [First] Books [of the OT]; Annotations on Job
29. Paulinus Nolanus, Works, pt. 1, Epistles
30. Paulinus Nolanus, Works, pt. 2: Songs & Indices to vols. 29-30
31. Eucherius, Works
32.1 Ambrose, Works, pt. 1: The Six Days, On Paradise, On Cain, On Noah, On Abraham, On Isaac, On the Good of Death
32.2 Ambrose, Works, pt. 2: On Jacob, On Joseph, On the Patriarchs, On Flight from the World, On the Appeal of Job & David, On the Defence of David, De Helia, De Nabuthae, On Tobias
32.3 [Never published]
32.4 Ambrose, Works, pt. 4, Exposition of Luke
33. Augustine, Works, sect. 1, pt. 1, Confessions
34.1 Augustine, Epistles 1-30
34.2 Augustine, Epistles 31-123
35.1 Collectio Avellana, Epistles, pt. 1, 1-104
35.2 Collectio Avellana, Epistles, pt. 2, 105-244
36. Augustine, Works, sect. 1, pt. 2: Retractations
37. Flavius Josephus, Contra Apion
38. Filastrius, A Book of Various Heresies
39. Itineraria Hierosolymitana: Centuries 4-8
40.1 Augustine, Works, sect. 5, pt. 1, On the City of God, pt. 1, bks. 1-13
40.2 Augustine, Works, sect. 5, pt. 2, On the City of God, pt. 2, bks. 14-22
41. Augustine, On Faith & the Creed, Onn Faith & Works, On the Christian Contest, On Continence, On the Good of Marriage, On Virginity, On the Good of Widowhood, On Adulterous Unions, On Lying, Against Lying, On the Work of the Manichees, On the Divination of Demons, On Care for Bearing the Dead, On Patience
42. Augustine, On the Perfection of Human Righteousness, On the Deeds of Pelagius, On the Grace of Christ, On De Marriages & Concupiscence
43. Augustine, On the Harmony of the Evangelists
44. Augustine, pt. 3, Epistles 124-184
45. Minor Ecclesiastical Writings of the 4th-6th Centuries, Fascicle 1: Evagrius, The Altercation on the Law between Simon the Jew & Theophilus the Christian
46. Rufinus, Works, pt. 1: The Prayer of Gregory of Nazianzen, a New Translation
47. Tertullian, Works, pt. 3: On Patience, On the Resurrection of the Flesh, Against Hermogenes, Against the Valentinians, Against All the Heresies, Against Praxeus, Against Marcion
48. Boethius, Comments on the Introduction of Porphyry
49. Victorinus Pettau, Works: Prolegomena on Victorinus, On the Fabric of the World, Comments on the Apocalypse
50. [Ambrosiaster] Ps-Augustine, Questions on the Old & New Testament
51. Augustine, Works, sect. 7, pt. 1: Psalm Contra the Part of Donatus, Contra the Epistle of Parmenius, On Baptism
52. Augustine, Works, sect. 7, Writings Against the Donatists, pt. 2: Against the Letters of Petilian, Epistles to the Catholics on the Sect of the Donatists, Against Cresco the Grammarian & Donatist
53. Augustine, Works, sect. 7, Writings Against the Donatists, pt. 3: On the One Baptism, Summary of the Gathering with the Donatists, Against the Part of Donatus after the Acts, Sermo ad Caesariensis ecclesiae plebem, Gesta cum Emerito Donatistarum episcopo, Contra Gaudentium Donatistarum episcopum
54. Jerome, Works, sect. 1, Epistles, pt. 1, 1-70
55. Jerome, Works, sect. 1, Epistles, pt. 2, 71-120
56.1 Jerome, Works, sect. 1, Epistles, pt. 3, 121-154
56.2 Jerome, Works, sect. 1, Indices & Addenda of the Epistles
57. Augustine, Epistles, pt. 4, 185-270
58. Augustine, Epistles, pt. 5: Preface of the Editor & Indices
59. Jerome, On the Prophet Jeremiah
60. Augustine, Works, sect. 8, pt. 1, De peccatorum meritis et remissione et de baptismo parvulorum, De spiritu et littera, De natura et gratia, De natura et origine animae, Contra duas epistulas Pelagianorum
61. Prudentius, Carmina
62. Ambrose, Works, pt. 5, Exposition of Ps. 118
63. Augustine, Works, sect. 1, pt. 3, Contra the Academics, On the Blessed Life, On Order
64. Ambrose, Works, pt. 6: Explanation of 12 Psalms (1, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 43, 45, 47, 48, 61)
65. Hilarius Pictaviensis, Works, pt. 4: Tract on the Mysteries, Fragments, Ad Constantium Imperatorem, Hymni; Pseudo-Hilarius, Epistula ad Abram filiam, Hymni
66.1 Hegesippus, The Histories, pt. 1: the Text
66.2 Hegesippus, The Histories: Praefatio et indices
67. Boethius, On the Consolation of Philosophy
68. Gaudentius Brixiensis, Tractatus
69. Tertullian, Apologeticum
70. Tertullian, De praescriptione haereticorum, De cultu feminarum, Ad uxorem, De exhortatione castitatis, De corona, De carne Christi, Adversus Iudaeos
71. Cassiodorus, Three-Part Ecclesiastical History
72. Arator Subdeacon, On the Acts of the Apostles
73. Ambrose, Works, pt. 7: Explanatio symboli, De sacramentis, De mysteriis, De paenitentia, De excessu fratris Satyri, De obitu Valentiniani, De obitu Theodosii
74. Augustine, Works, sect. 6, pt. 3: On Free-Choice
75. Benedict Nursinus, The Rule of Benedict
76. Tertullian, To the Martyrs, To Scapula, On Flight in Persecution, On Monogamy, On Veiling Virgins, On a Covering
76. Tertullian, On Repentance
77. Augustine, Works, sect. 6, pt. 4, On the Teacher; On True Religion
78. Ambrose, Works, pt. 8: On Faith
79. Ambrose, Works, pt. 9: On the Holy Spirit, On the Sacrament of the Incarnation of the Lord
80. Augustine, On Christian Doctrine
81.1 Ambrose, Commentary on the Pauline Epistles, pt. 1: Romans
81.2 Ambrose, Commentary on the Pauline Epistles, pt. 2: 1-2 Corinthians
81.3 Ambrose, Commentary on the Pauline Epistles, pt. 3: Galatians-Philemon
82. Ambrose, Works, pt. 10: Epistles & Acts
83.1 Marius Victorinus (fl. 300’s), Ad Candidum Arrianum, Against Arius, On the Obligation to Receive Homoousio [the Same Substance], Hymns
83.2 Marius Victorinus, Works, pt. 2, Exegetical Works: on Ephesians, Galatians & Philippians
84. Augustine, Works, sect. 4, pt. 1: Exposition of Some Propositions out of Romans, Exposition of Galatians, the Beginning of an Exposition of Romans
85.1 Augustine, Works, sect. 8, pt. 4, Contra Julian, vol. 1, bks. 1-3
85.2 Augustine, Contra Julian, vol. 2, bks. 4-6
86. Rufinus, Rules of Basil Turned into Latin by Rufinus
87. Eugippius, The Rules of
88. Augustine, Works, sect. 2, pt. 6, Epistles Recently Brought to Light (Epistulae Divjak)
89. Augustine, Works, sect. 1, pt. 4: Soliloquies, On the Immortality of the Soul, On the Quantity of the Soul
90. Augustine, On the Customs of the Catholic Church & on the Customs of the Manichees
91. Augustine, On Genesis Against the Manichees
92. Augustine, Contra the Sermons of the Arians; Of Corruption & Grace
93.1 Augustine, Enarrations on Psalms 1-32
93.2 Augustine, Ennarations on Psalms 33-50
94.1 Augustine, Enarrations on Psalms 51-60
94.2 Augustine
95.1 Augustine
95.2 Augustine
95.3 Augustine, Enarrations on Psalms 119-133
95.4 Augustine, Enarrations on Psalms 134-140
95.5 Augustine, Enarrations on Psalms 141-150
96. Anonymous, Commentary on Job
97. Prosper, On the Calling of All the Gentiles
98. Monastica 1: Donatist Rules; Rules of Ps-Columba (Fragments)
99. Ps-Augustine, On Prayer & Good Works; On Sobriety & Chastity; On the Incarnation & Deity of Christ to Januarius; Dialogue of Questions
100. Prosper, Book of Epigrammatum
101. Augustinus, Select Sermons
102. Augustinus, On Music
103. Fortunatianus of Aquila, Commentaries on the Gospels
104. The Convention at Carthage A.D. 411: History of the Convention at Carthage; Augustine, Summary of the Convention; Augustine, To the Donatists After the Convention
105. Augustine, Late Writings on the Doctrine of Grace: On Grace & Free-Choice, On the Predestination of the Saints; On the Gift of Perseverance
106. Ambrose of Mediolanensis, Funeral Orations I: on Psalm 61 on the Death of Gratian, On the Consolation of Valentinian, on the Death of Valentinian, On the Death of Theodosius
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Augustine – HTML
Contains all of the works of Augustine in PL in a convenient and searchable HTML form.
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Individual Titles
Mombritius, Boninus – A Sanctuary, or the Lives of the Saints, vol. 1, 2 (pre-1480; Paris, 1910)
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A Subscription Based Database
Intro
Subscriptions to such databases usually cost a lot and are only offered to institutions. To gain access to it, seek access through a library, university, etc., especially research universities.
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Library of Latin Texts (LTT)
This database, continuing to be developed, is of Latin texts from antiquity up to the present day. Unlike similar initiatives, like Corpus Corporum and The Latin Library, the LLT is not an open-access database. This allows for the inclusion of copyrighted editions based on the latest research.
“The texts edited in Brepols’ Corpus Christianorum series form the core of the LLT, even though numerically, they are outnumbered by texts edited in other publishers’ series and, if no modern edition is available, by out-of-copyright editions. Nevertheless, for scholarly purposes, the LLT should be used in conjunction with the printed editions, as the critical apparatus is not included in the database.” – Wikipedia
See also this informational flyer describing the database, as well as these two webpages here and here hosted by the publisher. A full list of the texts included in the database is on the publisher’s website.
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In Greek & Latin
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Order of Contents
Patrologia Graeca
Griechischen Christlichen Schriftsteller
Cambridge Patristic Texts
Website Collection
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Patrologia Graeca
Patrologia Graeca 161 vols. ed. J.P. Migne (1857-1866) Goes up to AD 800
Intro
This is the older, standard, mostly exhaustive edition of the early Church fathers that wrote in Greek. The volumes are in roughly chronological order. The volumes are mostly double-columned, one column with the Greek, and one column with a Latin translation.
Wikipedia: “Though scholars have always criticised them [both PL & PG], these hastily edited, inexpensive, and widely distributed texts have only slowly been replaced during a century and a half with more critically edited modern editions …the scope of the Patrologia still makes it unique and valuable, when modern editions do not yet exist. It is a far more complete collection of Patristic and later literature than anything that has appeared subsequently or is likely to. To create so much so quickly, Migne reprinted the best or latest earlier editions available to him. In the PG the Latin translations were often made in the renaissance before any Greek text had been printed, and so do not necessarily match the Greek text [subsequently inputed] very accurately.”
Wikipedia: “It includes both the Eastern Fathers and those Western authors who wrote before Latin became predominant in the Western Church in the 3rd century, e.g. the early writings collectively known as the Apostolic Fathers, such as the First and Second Epistle of Clement, the Shepherd of Hermas, Eusebius, Origen, and the Cappadocian Fathers Basil the Great, Gregory of Nazianzus, and Gregory of Nyssa.
The 161 volumes are bound as 166 (vols. 16 and 87 being in three parts and vol. 86 in two)… In 1912, Garnier Frères, Paris, published a Patrologia Graeca index volume, edited by Ferdinand Cavallera.”
PG is being reprinted, volume by volume, by the Centre for Patristic Publication. The volumes may be obtained through PatrologiaGraeca.org.
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How to Use
Use the tables of contents or indices below to find the volume you are interested in.
The main link above is a webpage of all the volumes (and multiple editions of them online) ascending numerically as one scrolls down the page. Click on the number of the volume in box at the top of the page that you are interested in. It will take you to below on the page where numerous editions of that volume on the net are listed. Click on one of those links to open it up.
After the title page(s) in the volume is the Elenchus, or ‘Chain’, or table of contents, where the authors and their works in the volume are listed with column numbers.
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Tables of Contents
Basic
English: Wikipedia: ‘Patrologia Latina’
Latin: Table of Contents at DCO
Very Detailed
Latin HTML: at Documenta Catholica Omnia
Click on the volume of interest and it opens a detailed ToC for it.
Latin Print: Brief Conspectus in PG Indices, cols. 1-10 ed. Cavallera
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Indices
Author Index with all their works HTML at DCO
An an Even More Detailed Author Index in PG Indices, cols. 13-114
This includes lesser known figures with brief works in the volumes. The bold Arabic numbers are the volume number in the PG series. The non-bold numbers to the right of the name of the work of the author are the column numbers in the particular volume.
Doctrinal-Subject Index in PG Indices, cols. 117-206 Order of the Doctrines & Subjects
Scripture Index in PG Indices, cols. 143-56 with other indices following, such as genre, etc.
Index to Key Greek Words in a smaller set of writings of the Fathers
The reference 1 Clem. 4:10, for example, refers to 1 Clement, chapter 4 in any edition of 1 Clement. The 10 refers to the ‘verse’ of an antiquated edition and may be disregarded.
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More
Helpful individual indices to each volume are at the back of each volume.
Computer search a subsection of these Greek texts at Thesaurus Linguae Graecae. Setting up a free account is required.
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Griechischen Christlichen Schriftsteller (Greek Christian Writings)
Intro
This German set reprints early Christian literature in Greek in critical editions. When complete, the series will provide complete coverage of the first three centuries. A current, full list of the volumes with tables of contents and sometimes brief synopses is on the current publisher’s website. Sometimes introductory parts of the volume are freely downloadable.
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The OId Series
1. Hippolytus, vol. 1, Exegetical & Homiletical Writings: Commentary on Daniel & Canticles, & Minor Writings
2. Origen, vol. 1, Contra Celsus, 1-4
3. Origen, vol. 2, Contra Celsus 5-8; on Prayer
4. Adamantius, Dialogue on Right Belief in God
5. Book of Enoch
6. Origen, vol. 3, Homilies on Jeremiah; Fragments on Lamentations
7. Eusebius, vol. 1, Life of Constantine, On Praises of Constantine, etc.
8. Sibylline Oracles
9.1 Eusebius, vol. 2, pt. 1, Ecclesiastical History
9.2 Eusebius, vol. 2, p. 2, Ecclesiastical History
9.3 Eusebius, vol. 2, pt. 3, Ecclesiastical History
10. Origen, vol. 4, Commentary on John
11.1 Eusebius, vol. 3, 1st Half, The Onomasticon
11.2 Eusebius, vol. 3, 2nd Half, Theophany, etc.
12. Clement of Alexandria, vol. 1, Protrepticus & Paedagogus
13. [Never Published]
14. Eusebius, vol. 4, Against Marcell; On Ecclesiastical Theology; Fragments of Marcell
15. Clement of Alexandria, vol. 2, Stromota, bks. 1-6
16. Hegemonius, Acts of Archela
17. Clement of Alexandria, vol. 3, Stromata, bks. 7-8
18. 4th Ezra, pt. 1 (in Latin & German translations of other languages)
19. Theodoret, Church History
20. Eusebius, vol. 5
21. Philostorgius, Church History
22. Origen, vol. 5, On Principles
23. Eusebius, vol. 6, An Evangelical Demonstration
24. Eusebius, vol. 7, pt. 1
25. Epiphanius, vol. 1, Ancoratus & Panarion, Heresis 1-33
26. Hippolytus, vol. 3, Refutation of All the Heresies
27. Methodius, Works
28. Gelasius, Church History
29. Origen, vol. 6, Homilies on the Hexateuch (Gen-Josh)
30. Origen, vol. 7 (in Latin)
31. Epiphanius, Ancoratus & Panarion, vol. 2, Heresies 34-64
32.1-2 Apocalypse of Ezra & Baruch (4th Ezra), 1st Half (in German)
32.3 Apocalypse of Ezra & Baruch (4th Ezra), 2nd Half (in German)
33. Origen, vol. 8, Homilies on 1 Samuel, Canticles & the Prophets; Commentary on Canticles (in Latin)
34. Eusebius, vol. 7, pt. 2
35. Origen, vol. 9, Homilies on Luke; Remains of the Commentary on Luke
36. Hippolytus, Works, vol. 4, Chronicon
37. Epiphanius, Ancoratus & Panarion, vol. 3, Heresies 65-80
38. Origen, vol. 11
39.1 Clement of Alexandria, vol. 4, pt. 1
39.2 Clement of Alexandria, vol. 4, pt. 2
40. Origen, vol. 10
41.1 Origen, vol. 12.1
41.2 Origen, vol. 12.2
42. Ps-Clement, Homilies
43.1 Eusebius, vol. 8, pt. 1
43.2 Eusebius, vol. 8, pt. 2
44. [Never Published]
45. ? Coptic-Gnostic Writings, vol. 1
46. [Never Published]
47. Eusebius, Works, Chronicon
48. Shepherd of Hermas
49. Origen, Works, vol. 9
50. [Never Published]
51. Ps-Clement
52. Clement of Alexandria
53. Gregory of Nazianzus, Letters
60. Eusebius, Works, Commentary on Isaiah
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New Series
1. Socrates, Church History
2. Basil of Caesarea, Homilies on the Hexateuch
3. Theodorus Anagnosta, Church History
4. Sozomen, Church History
5. Theodoret, Church History
6. Eusebius, Works, Church History, vol. 2, pts. 1-3
7. Hippolytus, Works, Commentary on Daniel
8. Nag Hammadi in German: Coptic Gnostic Writings, vol. 1
9. Anonymous (Gelasius Cyzicenus), Church History
10. Epiphanius, Ancoratus & Panarion, Heresies 1-33
11. Gospel of Peter; Apocalypse of Peter
12. Nag Hammadi in German: Coptic Gnostic Writings, vol. 2
13. Epiphanius
14. The Passage of Mary
15. Julius of Africa, Chronologies
16. Ps-Clement
17. Origen, vol. 6, Homilies on the Hexateuch, pt. 1: Genesis
18. Julius of Africa, Extant Fragments
19. Origen, Works, vol. 13
20. Cyril of Alexandria, Against Julian,pt. 1, bks. 1-5
21. Cyril of Alexandria, Against Julian, pt. 2, bks. 6-10
22. Procopius of Gaza, Epitome of Eclogues on the Historical Books of the Old Testament
23. Procopius von Gaza, Commentary on Genesis
24. Eusebius
25. Eusebius
26. Theodoret of Cyrus
27. Procopius
28. Procopius
29. Ps-Justin Martyr (Nestorian), Questions of the Gentiles to the Christians; Questions Against the Gentiles on Relations; Heads Against the Theopaschites
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Unnumbered
Eusebius, Works, On the Life of the Emperor Constantine
Macarius/Simeon, Speech & Letters
Ps-Clement, Concordance for, pt. 1
Ps-Clement, Concordance for, pt. 2
Ps-Kaisarios, Erotapokriseis
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Patristische Texte & Studien
Intro
The editorial work and introductions are in German; the text is in Greek.
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57. Nilus of Sinai, Writings, vol. 1, Commentary on Canticles
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In Greek & Latin: Smaller Academic Sets
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Cambridge Patristic Texts
Intro
This set provides the original Greek or Latin with a commentary in English by way of footnotes, with introductions and other material.
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Augustine, The Confessions
Bernard of Clairvaux, Of the Love of God & Of the Grades of Humility & Pride Ref Latin
Chrysostom, Of the Priesthood
Dionysius of Alexandria, The Letters & Other Remains
Gregory of Nazianzus, Five Theological Orations
Gregory of Nyssa, Catechetical Oration
Novatian, Treatise on the Trinity Ref
Tertullian, On Baptism
Vincent of Lerins, Commonitorium Ref
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Website Collection
As of 2021 the PTA has around 50 works in original languages (mostly Greek) and around 520 manuscripts. It designs to makes works available in all modern languages.
Notably, the collection includes the whole of Eusebius’s Commentary on the Psalms in Greek.
The authors it includes with respect to its main texts are:
Amphilochius of Iconium
Anonymous of Cyzicus
Athanasius of Alexandria
Eusebius of Caesarea
Hippolytus of Rome
Cyril of Alexandria
Origen
Severian of Gabala
Theodoret of Cyyrrhus
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In Eastern Languages
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Patrologia Orientalis
Intro
This ongoing series (56 vols. in 2016) attempts to do what the PG & PL did, but for the Eastern Church Fathers, by providing a comprehensive collection of their writings in Syriac, Armenian, Arabic, Coptic, Ge’ez, Georgian, and Slavonic. Usually translations are given in a parallel column in Latin, English, Italian or French. The main editorial language in the volumes is French.
The project began in 1897 as the Patrologia Syriaca with two volumes, but was discontinued in its original form and replaced by the Patrologia Orientalis, its first volume being published in 1904. The series began with liturgical texts that touch on hagiography. Since then critical editions of the Bible, theological works, homilies and letters have been published.
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Table of Contents in French
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Patrologia Syriaca
Patrologia Orientalis
vol. 1
vol. 2
vol. 3
vol. 4
vol. 5
vol. 6
vol. 7
vol. 8
vol. 9
vol. 10
vol. 11
vol. 12
vol. 13
vol. 14
vol. 15
vol. 16
vol. 17
vol. 18
vol. 19
vol. 20
vol. 21
vol. 22
vol. 23
vol. 24
vol. 25
vol. 26.1, 2, 3, 4, 5
vol. 27.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 28.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 29.1, 2, 3, 4, 5
vol. 30, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
vol. 31
vol. 32
vol. 33
vol. 34
vol. 35
vol. 36.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 37
vol. 38
vol. 39.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 40.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 41
vol. 42.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 43
vol. 44.1, 2, et al.
vol. 45
vol. 46
vol. 47.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 48.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 49.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 50
vol. 51.1, 2, 3, 4
vol. 52
vol. 53
vol. 54
vol. 55
vol. 56
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Individual Titles
In Armenian
Cyril of Alexandria, Commentary on the Letter to the Hebrews Buy
For background on this newly discovered work, see Pearse’s blog.
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On Manuscripts & Finding Them
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Institute for Research & History of Texts l’Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes IRHT
Documents, Studies & Directories of the IRHT at Persee
The website and documents are generally in French, sometimes in Latin. The IRHT is a center for manuscript studies, and this collection is full of interest for those interested in medieval manuscripts.
The collection includes the 6 volume, Codices Chrysostomici Graeci, listing the enormous number of Chrysostom manuscripts, as well as the Repertorium Pseudochrysostomicum, which lists a large proportion of the works falsely attributed to John Chrysostom.
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Monastic Manuscript Project
This is a massive, and yet convenient to navigate, collection of links to Medieval manuscript collections and other relevant resources.
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More
Corpus Scriptorum Latinorum HTML database
“a list of Latin literature online, both texts and translations, and includes patristic authors.”
Christian Latin at The Latin Library
Bibliotheca Augustana: Bibliotheca Latina
Online library of Latin literature, chronologically ordered. See this page for an alphabetical listing of authors.
Corpus Corporum Repositorium Operum Latinorum
http://mlat.uzh.ch/MLS/index.php?lang=0
Corpus Christianorum: wiki Series Latina
Corpus Scriptorum Historiae Byzantinae
Catholic University of America, Patristic Studies
Sources Chrétiennes
Bibliothèque Augustinienne
Florilegium Patristicum
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