An edition of Greek Fathers
(1908)
Greek Fathers
by Adrian Fortescue
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1908
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Catholic Truth Society
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Table of Contents
CONTENTS
Chapter I. St. Athanasius (293-373) 1-45
1. The beginning of Arianism 2
2. St. Athanasius' early life 8
3. The first general Council (Nicaea 1, 325) 11
4. Athanasius patriarch (328) 16
5. The Arians and semi-Arians 19
6. The first attacks against Athanasius (335-339) 22
7. Appeal to Rome. The second exile (340-345) 26
8. Third exile, in the desert (356-362) 31
9. The fourth and fifth exiles (362-363, 365-366) 34
10. Athanasius' last years and death 35
11. Table of dates 38
12. Works 40
13. Literature 44
Chapter II. St. Basil (330-379) 46-86
1. His family, birth and early years (330-c.345?) 46
2. Studies (345-357) 49
3. Baptism and journey to the monks (357-358) 55
4. Life as a monk (358-364) 58
5. His priesthood (364-370) 61
6. Basil metropolitan of Caesarea (370-379) 65
7. The affairs of the province. Basil's friends 68
8. St. Gregory of Nyssa (c. 331-c.395) 73
9. St. Basil's death (Jan. 1, 379) 75
10. Table of dates 78
11. St. Basil's works 79
12. St. Gregory Nyssene's works 83
13. Literature 86
Chapter III. St. Gregory of Nazianzos (330-390) 87-108
1. Early years (330-c.345) 88
2. Education at Caesarea and Athens (345?-357) 90
3. Gregory's baptism, ordination and flight (357-c.372) 93
4. Bishop of Sasima. His hermitage at Seleucia (372-379) 96
5. Gregory at Constantinople (379-381) 99
6. The second general Council (381) 100
7. Last years and death (381-390) 103
8. Table of dates 104
9. Works 105
10. Literature 107
Chapter IV. St. John Chrysostom (344-407) 109-149
1. Early years (344-369) no
2. Baptism. Life as a monk (369-380) 115
3. Ordination. Preacher at Antioch (381-397) 117
4. The affair of the statues (387) 119
5. Chrysostom's theology 123
6. Patriarch of Constantinople (398) 129
7. Eutropios's disgrace (399) 131
8. The Synod at the oak tree and first exile (403) 133
9. The second exile (404-407) 137
10. Appeal to the Pope (404) 139
11. Death and final triumph (407-438) 141
12. Table of dates 143
13. Works 144
14. Literature 148
Chapter V. St. Cyril of Jerusalem (c. 315-386) 150-168
1. First years (c. 3 I 5~345) 150
2. Priest and Catechist (345-350) 151
3. Was Cyril ever a semi-Arian? 155
4. Cyril's theology 157
5. Bishop of Jerusalem, to Julian's accession (350-361) 158
6. The attempt to build the temple (c. 362) 161
7. From Jovian's accession to Cyril's death (363-386) 164
8. Table of dates 166
9. Works 166
10. Literature 168
Chapter VI. St. Cyril of Alexandria ( † 444) 169-201
1. St. Cyril before he was patriarch (—412) 170
2. Patriarch (before Nestorianism, 412-428) 171
3. Nestorius and his heresy 174
4. Before the Council of Ephesus (428-431) 180
5. The Council of Ephesus (June-July, 431) 186
6. After the Council (431-439) 191
7. The end of St. Cyril (431-444) 194
8. Table of dates 197
9. Works 197
10. Literature 201
Chapter VII. St. John of Damascus ( † 754) 202-248
1. The city of Syria 203
2. Before Iconoclasm (c. 680-726) 208
3. The Iconoclasts (726-842) 212
4. Revenue-officer and theologian (726-730) 220
5. Monk at Mar Saba (c. 730-c. 734) 223
6. St. John ordained priest (c. 734) 227
7. St. John's philosophy and theology 229
8. St. John's poetry 234
9. St. John's death (c. 754) 239
10. Table of dates 241
11. Works 242
12. Literature 247
Index 249
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