- Prefatory Note
- Letters [incl. the Basil–Libanius Correspondence, CCCXXXV–CCCLIX]
- CCXLIX. Without Address, with Reference to a Pious Man
- CCL. To Patrophilus, Bishop of the Church of Aegae
- CCLI. To the People of Evabsae
- CCLII. To the Bishops of the Diocese of the Pontus
- CCLIII. To the Presbyters of Antioch
- CCLIV. To Pelagius, Bishop of Syrian Laodicea
- CCLV. To Vitus, Bishop of Charrae
- CCLVI. To Our Most Beloved and Reverend Brothers and Fellow-Presbyters, Acacius, Aetius, Paulus and Silvanus, and to the Deacons Silvinus and Lucius, and to the Best of Our Brother Monks, from Basil, Bishop
- CCLVII. To Monks Harassed by the Arians
- CCLVIII. To Bishop Epiphanius
- CCLIX. To the Monks, Palladius and Innocent
- CCLX. To Bishop Optimus
- CCLXI. To the People at Sozopolis
- CCLXII. To the Monk Urbicius
- CCLXIII. To the Westerners
- CCLXIV. To Barses, Bishop of Edessa, While in Exile
- CCLXV. To Eulogius, Alexander, and Harpocration, Exiled Bishops of Egypt
- CCLXVI. To Peter, Bishop of Alexandria
- CCLXVII. To Barses, Bishop of Odessa, While in Exile
- CCLXVIII. To Eusebius, While in Exile
- CCLXIX. To the Wife of Arinthaeus, the General, in Consolation
- CCLXX. Without Address, Concerning Rape
- CCLXXI. To My Comrade Eusebius, in Recommendation of Cyriacus the Presbyter
- CCLXXII. To Sophronius, the Master
- CCLXXIII. Without Address, about Hera
- CCLXXIV. To Himerius, the Master
- CCLXXV. Without Address, about Hera
- CCLXXVI. To the Elder Harmatius
- CCLXXVII. To the Learned Maximus
- CCLXXVIII. To Valerian
- CCLXXIX. To the Prefect Modestus
- CCLXXX. To the Prefect Modestum
- CCLXXXI. To the Prefect Modestus
- CCLXXXII. To a Bishop
- CCLXXXIII. To a Widow
- CCLXXXIV. To a Censitor, Regarding Monks
- CCLXXXV. Without Address, for the Protection of the Church
- CCLXXXVI. To a Prison Superintendent
- CCLXXXVII. Without Address, Regarding Avengers
- CCLXXXVIII. Without Address, Regarding Avengers
- CCLXXXIX. Without Address, Regarding a Woman in Sore Distress
- CCXC. To Nectarius
- CCXCI. To Timotheus, the Chorepiscopus
- CCXCII. To Palladius
- CCXCIII. To Julian
- CCXCIV. To Festus and Magnus
- CCXCV. To Monks
- CCXCVI. To a Widow
- CCXCVII. To a Widow
- CCXCVIII. Without Address, Concerning a Devout Man
- CCXCIX. To an Assessor of Taxes
- CCC. To the Father of a Student Who Has Died, Consolatory
- CCCI. To Maximus, Consolatory
- CCCII. To the Wife of Briso, Consolatory
- CCCIII. To the Comes Privatarum
- CCCIV. To Aburgius
- CCCV. Without Address, Concerning Certain Virtuous Men
- CCCVI. To the Governor of Sebaste
- CCCVII. Without Address
- CCCVIII. Without Address, Concerning Protection
- CCCIX. Without Address, Concerning a Needy Person
- CCCX. Without Address, in Behalf of Relatives
- CCCXI. To a Superior
- CCCXII. To an Assessor of Taxes
- CCCXIII. To an Assessor of Taxes
- CCCXIV. Without Address, Concerning a Servant
- CCCXV. Without Address, in Behalf of a Relative
- CCCXVI. Without Address, in Behalf of One Afflicted
- CCCXVII. Without Address, in Behalf of a Needy Person
- CCCXVIII. Belonging to Basil, Without Address, in Behalf of a Compatriot
- CCCXIX. Likewise, in Behalf of a Stranger
- CCCXX. Without Address, Concerning a Salutation
- CCCXXI. To Thecla
- CCCXXII. Without Address, Concerning Spending Easter with a Friend
- CCCXXIII. To Philagrius Arcenus
- CCCXXIV. To Pasinicus, a Physician
- CCCXXV. To Magninianus
- CCCXXVI. Without Address, Conveying an Admonition
- CCCXXVII. Without Address, Conveying an Exhortation
- CCCXXVIII. To Hyperechius
- CCCXXIX. To Phalerius
- CCCXXX. Without Address
- CCCXXXI. Without Address
- CCCXXXII. Another Letter Without Address
- CCCXXXIII. To a Scribe
- CCCXXXIV. To a Calligraphist
- CCCXXXV. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXXXVI. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXXXVII. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXXXVIII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXXXIX. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXL. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLI. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLII. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXLIII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLIV. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXLV. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLVI. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLVII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCXLVIII. Basil to Libanius
- CCCXLIX. Libanius to Basil
- CCCL. Basil to Libanius
- CCCLI. Basil to Libanius
- CCCLII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCLIII. Basil to Libanius
- CCCLIV. Libanius to Basil
- CCCLV. Libanius to Basil
- CCCLVI. Basil to Libanius
- CCCLVII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCLVIII. Libanius to Basil
- CCCLIX. Basil to Libanius
- CCCLX. From His Letter to Julian the Apostate
- CCCLXI. To Apollinarius
- CCCLXII. Apollinarius to Basil
- CCCLXIII. To Apollinarius
- CCCLXIV. Apollinarius to Basil
- CCCLXV. Basil to the Great Emperor Theodosius
- CCCLXVI. Basil to Urbicius, a Monk, on Continence
- CCCLXVII. To Basil the Great
- CCCLXVIII. Basil the Great to Gregory
- Appendix: St. Basil’s Address to Young Men on How They Might Derive Benefit from Greek Literature
- Index of References to Scripture
- Index of Proper Names
- Index of References to Greek and Latin Literature
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Loeb Classical Library 270
Letters, Volume IV: Letters 249-368. On Greek Literature
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