Patrology
Subtitle: the lives and works of the fathers of the church
By: by Otto Bardenhewer ; translated from the second edition by Thomas J. Shahan.
Contributors: Shahan, Thomas J. 1857-1932.
Publisher: B. Herder
Published: 1908
Place of publication: Freiburg im Breisgau; St. Louis, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 680
Subjects: Christian literature, Early -- History and criticism; Fathers of the church -- Bio-bibliography; Church history -- Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 -- Bibliography
Genres: Bibliography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: INTRODUCTION.; title: § 1. Notion and Purpose of Patrology 1; title: § 2. History and Literature of Patrology 7; title: § 3. Literary collections relative to the Fathers of the Church. Collective editions of their writings. Principal collections of translations 11; title: FIRST PERIOD.; title: FROM THE END OF THE FIRST TO THE BEGINNING OF THE FOURTH CENTURY.; title: FIRST SECTION.; title: PRIMITIVE ECCLESIASTICAL LITERATURE.; title: § 4. Preliminary Remarks 15; title: § 5. The Apostles' Creed (Symbol urn Apostolicum) 17; title: § 6. The Didache or Teaching of The Twelve Apostles 19; title: § 7. The so-called Epistle of Barnabas 22; title: § 8. Clement of Rome 25; title: § 9. Ignatius of Antioch 30; title: § 10. Polycarp of Smyrna 35; title: § 11. The Shepherd of Hennas 38; title: § 12. Papias of Hierapolis 43; title: SECOND SECTION.; title: THE APOLOGETIC LITERATURE OF THE SECOND CENTURY.; title: § 13. Preliminary Observations 44; title: § 14. Quadratus 46; title: § 15. Aristides of Athens 46; title: § 16. Aristo of Pella 48; title: § 17. Justin Martyr 49; title: § 18. Tatian the Assyrian 57; title: § 19. Miltiades. Apollinaris of Hierapolis. Melito of Sardes 61; title: § 20. Athenagoras of Athens 64; title: § 21. Theophilus of Antioch 65; title: § 22. The Letter to Diognetus 68; title: § 23. Hermias 69; title: § 24. Minucius Felix 70; title: THIRD SECTION.; title: THE HERETICAL LITERATURE OF THE SECOND CENTURY AND THE NEW TESTAMENT APOCRYPHA.; title: § 25. Gnostic Literature 72; title: § 26. The Judaistic Literature 81; title: § 27. The Montanist Literature 85; title: § 28. The New Testament Apocrypha 85; title: § 29. Apocryphal Gospels 90; title: § 30. Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles 97; title: § 31. Apocryphal Letters of the Apostles 1 10; title: § 32. Apocryphal Apocalypses 11 3; title: FOURTH SECTION.; title: THE ANTI-HERETICAL LITERATURE OF THE SECOND CENTURY.; title: § 33. Anti-Gnostics. Their lost works 116; title: § 34. Irenaeus of Lyons 1 18; title: § 35. Anti-Montanists 123; title: § 36. Writings of Ecclesiastical Authorities and Synods, chiefly concerning; title: Heresies and Schisms 124; title: FIFTH SECTION.; title: ECCLESIASTICAL LITERATURE DURING THE GENESIS OF CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY.; title: CHAPTER I.; title: THE ORIENTALS.; title: § 37. General Considerations .126; title: A. THE ALEXANDRINES.; title: § 38. Clement of Alexandria 127; title: § 39. Origen 136; title: § 40. Dionysius of Alexandria 153; title: § 41. The later headmasters of the catechetical school of Alexandria 157; title: § 42. The so-called Apostolic Church-Ordinance 160; title: B. SYRO-PALESTINIANS.; title: § 43. Julias Africanus 162; title: § 44. Paul of Samosata, Malchion of Antioch, Lucian of Samosata 165; title: § 45. Pamphilus of Csesarea and the Dialogus de recta in Deum fide 166; title: § 46. The Didascalia apostolorum 168; title: C. WRITERS OF ASIA MINOR.; title: § 47. St. Gregory Thaumaturgus (the Wonder-Worker) 170; title: § 48. St. Methodius of Olympus 175; title: CHAPTER II.; title: THE WESTERN WRITERS.; title: § 49. General Considerations 178; title: A. AFRICAN WRITERS.; title: § 50. Tertullian 179; title: § 51. St. Cyprian 190; title: § 52. Arnobius 201; title: § 53. Lactantius 203; title: B. ROMAN WRITERS.; title: § 54. Hippolytus 208; title: § 55. Novatian 220; title: § 56. Papal Letters 223; title: C. OTHER WESTERN WRITERS.; title: § 57. Commodian 225; title: § 58. Victorinus of Pettau and Reticius of Autun 227; title: APPENDIX.; title: § 59. The Acts of the Martyrs 228; title: SECOND PERIOD.; title: FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE FOURTH TO THE MIDDLE OF THE FIFTH CENTURY.; title: FIRST SECTION.; title: GREEK WRITERS.; title: § 60. General conspectus 234; title: § 61. Arianism, Macedonianism, Sabellianism, Apolliharianism 238; title: § 62. Eusebius of Caesarea 245; title: § 63. St. Athanasius 253; title: § 64. The representatives of Egyptian Monachism 264; title: § 65. Anti-Manichaan writers 268; title: § 66. St. Cyril of Jerusalem 271; title: § 67. St. Basil the Great 274; title: § 68. St. Gregory of Nazianzus, the Theologian 286; title: § 69. St. Gregory of Nyssa 295; title: § 70. Didymus the Blind 307; title: § 71. St. Epiphanius 310; title: § 72. Diodorus of Tarsus 3 15; title: § 73. Theodore of Mopsuestia 318; title: § 74. St. John Chrysostom 323; title: § 75. The so-called Apostolic Constitutions 349; title: § 76. Synesius of Cyrene 358; title: § 77. St. Cyril of Alexandria 360; title: § 78. Theodoret of Cyrus 370; title: § 79. Other writers of the first half of the fifth century 376; title: SECOND SECTION.; title: SYRIAC WRITERS.; title: § 80. Preliminary observations 384; title: § 81. Aphraates 385; title: § 82. St. Ephraem Syrus 387; title: § 83. Later writers 393; title: THIRD SECTION.; title: LATIN WRITERS.; title: § 84. General conspectus 397; title: § 85. Firmicus Maternus 401; title: § 86. St. Hilary of Poitiers 402; title: § 87. Other opponents of Arianism 412; title: § 88. Poets and Historians 419; title: § 89. Schisms and heresies; their defenders and opponents 425; title: § 90. St. Ambrose 43 1; title: § 91. Prudentius and Paulinus 444; title: § 92. St. Sulpicius Severus and Tyrannius Rufinus 451; title: § 93. St. Jerome 455; title: § 94. St. Augustine 473; title: § 95. Friends and disciples of St. Augustine 508; title: § 96. Gallic writers 515; title: § 97. Pope St. Leo the Great and other Italian writers 522; title: THIRD PERIOD.; title: FROM THE MIDDLE OF THE FIFTH CENTURY TO THE END OF THE PATRISTIC AGE.; title: FIRST SECTION.; title: GREEK WRITERS.; title: § 98. General conspectus 529; title: § 99. Writers of the second half of the fifth century 531; title: § 100. Pseudo-Dionysius Areopagita 535; title: § 101. Procopius of Gaza and Aeneas of Gaza 541; title: § 102. Leon this of Byzantium and the emperor Justinian 544; title: § 103. Historians and Geographers 552; title: § 104. Hagiographers 557; title: § 105. Poets 562; title: § 106. Exegetes. Canonists. Ascetics 569; title: § 107. Dogmatic and polemical writers 574; title: § 108. St. John of Damascus 582; title: SECOND SECTION.; title: ARMENIAN WRITERS.; title: § 109. Sketch of the early Armenian ecclesiastical literature 589; title: THIRD SECTION.; title: LATIN WRITERS.; title: § 110. General conspectus 597; title: § 111. Faustus of Reji 600; title: § 112. Other Gallic writers 605; title: § 113. Irish, Spanish, and African writers 613; title: § 114. Italian writers 620; title: § 115. Boethius and Cassiodorius 628; title: § 116. Writers in the Three Chapters controversy 638; title: § 117. St. Gregory of Tours and Venantius Fortunatus 643; title: § 118. Pope St. Gregory the Great 650; title: § 119. St Martin of Bracara and St. Isidore of Seville 658; title: Index 665