Biblio
TOTAL NUMBER OF BIBLIO IN CORPUS: 4854
Displaying 2481 - 2500 of 4854| Nid | Author(s)/Editor(s) | Year | Title | Ref type |
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| 11120 | Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus | 1857-1866 |
Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus, Laus sanctorum Cyri et Joannis martyrum, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 87 iii, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 3379–3424.
♦ Damascene monk, companion of Joannes Moschus [Jo. Mosch., q.v.]; ca. 560–638, patriarch of Jerusalem 633/4–638; Eulogy for the Egyptian martyrs Cyrus and John, the ‘Anargyri’ saints who healed the sick without payment and had a famous sanctuary in Egypt. They were martyred under Diocletian. |
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| 11121 | Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus | 1857-1866 |
Sophronius, patriarcha Hierosolymitanus, Anacreontica, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 87 iii, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 3733–3837.
♦ Damascene monk, companion of Joannes Moschus [Jo. Mosch., q.v.]; ca. 560–638, patriarch of Jerusalem 633/4–638; Poems expressing Sophronius’ love for the holy places, between the Persian (614) and the Muslim conquest (638). |
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| 11122 | Sophronius | 1943 |
Sophronius, Vita Hilarionis, in: Studies in the Text Tradition of St. Jerome’s Vitae Patrum, Urbana, Ill., edited by Oldfather, W. A., 1943: 312–332.
♦ Also in Papadopoulos-Kerameuss, A. Analetca Hierosolymitikes Stakyologias, V, St. Petersburg. 1891: pp. 82–136 ♦ Jerusalemite writer, translator of Jerome’s writings into Greek; late fourth–early fifth century Translation of Hier., Vita Hil. (q.v.). |
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| 11123 | Socrates, Scholasticus | 1995 |
Socrates, Scholasticus, Historia Ecclesiastica, in: Sokrates Kirchengeschichte, Die griechischen christlichen Schriftsteller der ersten [drei] Jahrhunderte NS, I, edited by Hansen, G. C. and Sirinjan, M., Berlin, 1995.
♦ also PG 67, cols. 29–842 ♦ Byzantine church historian, ca. 375–after 450; Church history of the years 306–450, written under Theodosius II, 408–450. |
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| 11124 | Severus, patriarcha Antiochenus | 1919-1920 |
Severus, patriarcha Antiochenus, Epistole, in: A Collection of Letters of Severus of Antioch from Numerous Syriac Manuscripts, Patrologia Orientalis 12 ii; 14 i, edited by Brooks, E. W., Paris, 1919-1920.
♦ Ca. 465–538; Monophysite leader, patriarch of Antioch 512–518; Syriac versions of lost Greek epistles. |
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| 11125 | Severus, patriarcha Antiochenus | 1913 |
Severus, patriarcha Antiochenus, Epistola ad Anastasiam (versio copta), in: ‘Une lettre de Sévère d’Antioch à la diaconesse Anastasie’, Oriens Christianus NS 3, edited by Chaîn, M., 1913: 32–58.
♦ Ca. 465–538; Monophysite leader, patriarch of Antioch 512–518; Coptic version of a lost Greek epistle. |
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| 11126 | Sozomenos, Hermias | 1960 |
Sozomenos, Hermias, Historia Ecclesiastica, in: Kirchengeschichte, Die griechischen christlichen Schriftsteller der ersten [drei] Jahrhunderte 50, edited by Bidez, J. and Hausen, G. C., Berlin, 1960.
♦ From Bethelia near Gaza; practiced law in Constantinople; church historian; fifth century History of the years 324–425, written 440–450. |
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| 11127 | Tyrannius, Rufinus Aquileiensis | 1961 |
Tyrannius, Rufinus Aquileiensis, Historia monachorum in Aegypto, in: Subsidia Hagiographica 34, edited by Festugière, A. M., Brussels, 1961.
♦ A description of monastic life in Egypt by some monks who visited there in 394–395; Greek original of Rufinus’ Historia monachorum (Ruf., Hist. Mon., q.v.), composed ca. 400, perhaps by a deacon Timothy of Alexandria (reprinted in Subs. hag. 53, 1971) |
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| 11128 | Renoux, A. | 1962 |
Renoux, A., Un manuscrit du Lectionnaire Arménien de Jérusalem (cod. arm. Jér. 121), in: Le Muséon; 75, 1962: 385–398.
♦ Fifth-century liturgical calender of the Jerusalem Church; in Armenian. Also in Patrologia Orientalis, 36 ii, ed. R. Graffin, F. Nau, Turnhout l971 |
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| 11129 | Renoux, A. | 1961 |
Renoux, A., Un manuscrit du Lectionnaire Arménien de Jérusalem (cod. arm. Jér. 121), in: Le Muséon 74, 1961: 361–385.
♦ Fifth-century liturgical calender of the Jerusalem Church; in Armenian. Also in Patrologia Orientalis 36 ii, ed. R. Graffin, F. Nau , Turnhout l971 |
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| 11130 | pseudo Zachariah, Scholasticus | 1919 |
pseudo Zachariah, Scholasticus, Historia Ecclesiastica, in: Historia Ecclesiastica Zachariae Rhetori vulgo adscripta, Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium Scriptores Syri 38-39, 41-42, edited by Brooks, E. W., Paris, 1919.
♦ Syriac chronicle from 450 to the beginning of the reign of Justin II, from a Monophysite point of view; based, for the years 450–491, on the lost HE of Zacharias Scholastichus, and for the remaining years, up to 569, on John of Ephesus or his source. |
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| 11131 | pseudo Theodosius, Hierosolymitanus | 1888 |
pseudo Theodosius, Hierosolymitanus, Encomium sancti Georgii martyris, in: The Martyrdom and Miracles of Saint George of Cappadocia: The Coptic Texts, edited by Wallis Budge, E. A., London, 1888: 38–44 (text), 236–241 (transl.).
♦ Theodosius Hierosolymitanus - a monophysite monk, usurper of the throne of Jerusalem in 451–453; Passion of St. George, probably spurious, preserved only in a Coptic version. |
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| 11132 | pseudo Eusebius, Cremonensis | 1844-1880 |
pseudo Eusebius, Cremonensis, De morte sancti Hieronymi ad Damasum, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Latina 22, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1844-1880: cols. 239–282.
♦ Eulogy for Jerome, falsely ascribed to Eus. Crem. (Monk from Cremona, Italy; disciple and companion of Jerome, and his successor in 420 as abbot of Jerome’s monastery in Bethlehem; d. ca. 423); probably written by Damasus of Portus, later Pope Formosus 891–896. |
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| 11133 | pseudo Epiphanius, Constantiensis | 1857-1866 |
pseudo Epiphanius, Constantiensis, De prophetarum vita eorumque obitu ac sepultura, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 43, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 393–414.
♦ also in Vitae proph. (q.v.), pp. 2–25, 55–67, 105–106 ♦ On the burial places of the prophets, falsely ascribed to Epiphanius (A Palestinian monk, later bishop of Salamis Constantia in Cyprus 367–403); composed in the fourth century. See Vitae Proph |
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| 11135 | Procopius, Gazaeus | 1963 |
Procopius, Gazaeus, Procopii Gazaei epistolae et declamationes, in: Studia Patristica et Byzantina, 9, edited by Garzya, A. and Loenertz, R. L., Ettal, 1963: 83–98.
♦ Rhetor from Gaza, ca. 476–538; Orations. |
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| 11136 | Procopius, Gazaeus | 1939 |
Procopius, Gazaeus, Ἔκφρασις εἰκόνος, in: Spätantiker Gemäldezyklus in Gaza: Des Prokopios von Gaza Ekphrasis eikonos, Studi e testi 89, edited by Friedländer, P., Vatican City, 1939.
♦ Rhetor from Gaza, ca. 476–538; Description of a mural painting in Gaza |
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| 11137 | Procopius, Gazaeus | 1939 |
Procopius, Gazaeus, Epistolae, In: Ἔκφρασις εἰκόνος, in: Spätantiker Gemäldezyklus in Gaza: Des Prokopios von Gaza Ekphrasis eikonos, Studi e testi 89, edited by Friedländer, P., Vatican City, 1939: 3–80.
♦ Rhetor from Gaza, ca. 476–538; Epistles |
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| 11138 | Procopius, Caesariensis | 1940 |
Procopius, Caesariensis, Buildings (De Aedificiis), in: Procopius of Caesarea (with English transl. by H.B. Dewing), VII, Cambridge (Mass.)–London (LCL), 1940.
♦ Palestinian historian; d. after 560; A panegyric of Justinian’s building projects, written in 554/5 or 559/60. |
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| 11139 | Polybius, bishop of Rhinocorura | 1857-1866 |
Polybius, bishop of Rhinocorura, Polybii episcopi Rhinocorurorum reliqua vita sancti Epiphanii Constantiensis episcopi, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 41, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 73–114.
♦ Romanticized life of Epiphanius (Epiph., q.v.), bringing up to date the notes left by John (Vita Epiph. a Jo. diac.); purportedly written by his disciple Polybius, bishop of Rhinocorura, shortly after Epiphanius’ death in 403. |
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| 11140 | Georgius Pisida | 1958 |
Georgius Pisida, Encomium Anastasii Persae, in: ‘L’encomio di s. Anastasio martire persiano’, Analecta Bollandiana 76, edited by Pertusi, A., 1958: 5–63.
♦ Georgius Pisida, Byzantine cleric, fl. seventh century; Eulogy for Anastasius the Persian, martyred in 628; written in 631–632 |
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