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Letters, Volume I: Letters 1-58

Basil

Translated by Roy J. Deferrari

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ISBN 9780674992092

Publication: January 1926

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422 pages

4-1/4 x 6-3/8 inches

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    • Foreword
    • Prefatory Note
    • Introduction
      • I. Life of St. Basil
        • 1. Early Life and Education
        • 2. Basil and Monasticism
        • 3. The Priesthood
        • 4. Basil and Arianism
        • 5. Basil as Archbishop
      • II. Some Important Works of St. Basil
      • III. St. Basil’s Letters
      • IV. Table of Dates
      • V. Bibliography
        • 1. Manuscripts
        • 2. Editions
        • 3. Translations of the Letters
        • 4. Miscellaneous Works on St. Basil
      • VI. The Letters of St. Basil Arranged in Parallel Columns according to the Benedictine and the Older Numbering
      • VII. The Letters of St. Basil Arranged in Parallel Columns according to the Older and the Benedictine Numbering
    • Letters
      • I. To Eustathius, the Philosopher
      • II. Basil to Gregory
      • III. To Candidianus
      • IV. To Olympius
      • V. To Nectarius, in Consolation
      • VI. To the Wife of Nectarius, in Consolation
      • VII. To Gregory, My Comrade
      • VIII. An Apology to the Caesarians for His Withdrawal, and a Treatise on Faith
      • IX. To Maximus, the Philosopher
      • X. To a Widow
      • XI. Without Address; For Friendship’s Sake
      • XII. To Olympius
      • XIII. To Olympius
      • XIV. To Gregory, a Friend
      • XV. To Arcadius, Imperial Treasurer
      • XVI. Against Eunomius, the Heretic
      • XVII. To Origen
      • XVIII. To Macarius and John
      • XIX. To Gregory, a Friend
      • XX. To the Sophist Leontius
      • XXI. To the Sophist Leontius
      • XXII. Without Address; on the Perfection of the Monastic Life
      • XXIII. An Admonition to a Monk
      • XXIV. To Athanasius, Father of Athanasius, Bishop of Ancyra
      • XXV. To Athanasius, Bishop of Ancyra
      • XXVI. To Caesarius, the Brother of Gregory
      • XXVII. To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
      • XXVIII. To the Church of Neocaesarea, Consolatory
      • XXIX. To the Church at Ancyra, Consolatory
      • XXX. To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
      • XXXI. To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
      • XXXII. To Sophronius, the Master Letter
      • XXXIII. To Aburgius
      • XXXIV. To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
      • XXXV. Without Address, in Behalf of Leontius
      • XXXVI. Without Address, Asking Assistance
      • XXXVII. Without Address, in Behalf of a Foster Brother
      • XXXVIII. To Gregory His Brother; on the Difference between Substance and Person
      • XXXIX. Julian to Basil
      • XL. Julian to Basil
      • XLI. Basil to Julian, a Reply to the Preceding
      • XLII. To Chilo, His Pupil
      • XLIII. Admonition to the Young
      • XLIV. To a Fallen Monk
      • XLV. To a Fallen Monk
      • XLVI. To a Fallen Virgin
      • XLVII. To Friend Gregory
      • XLVIII. To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
      • XLIX. To Bishop Arcadius
      • L. To Bishop Innocentius
      • LI. To Bishop Bosporius
      • LII. To the Canonicae
      • LIII. To the Chorepiscopi
      • LIV. To the Chorepiscopi
      • LV. To Paregorius, the Presbyter
      • LVI. To Pergamius
      • LVII. To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
      • LVIII. To Gregory, His Brother
    • Index of Proper Names