Biblio
TOTAL NUMBER OF BIBLIO IN CORPUS: 4854
Displaying 2541 - 2560 of 4854| Nid | Author(s)/Editor(s) | Year | Title | Ref type |
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| 11181 | Krumbacher, K. | 1911 |
Krumbacher, K., Der heilige Georg in der griechischen Überlieferung, in: ABAW, Philosophisch-philologische und historische Klasse XXV, 3: Abhandlung, Munich, 1911: 18–30.
♦ One of several versions of the life and passion of St. George, and the only Greek recension that gives Diospolis as his home; possibly composed before the seventh century. |
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| 11182 | Kirk, G. E., Welles, C. B. | 1962 |
Kirk, G. E. and Welles, C. B., "The Inscriptions", in: Excavations at Nessana I, edited by Colt, H. D., London, 1962: 131-197.
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| 11183 | Joshua, the Stylite | 1882 |
Joshua, the Stylite, The Chronicle of Joshua the Stylite, edited by Wright, W., Cambridge, 1882.
https://archive.org/details/chronicleofjoshu00josh ♦ Syriac chronicle from 363 to 506, centred in Edessa |
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| 11184 | Joseph, disciple of Barsanuphius | 1889 |
Joseph, disciple of Barsanuphius, Vita Barsanorii (Barsanuphii): Catalogus codicum hagographicorum latinorum antiquiorum saeculo XVI qui in Nationali Parisiensi asservantur I, Brussels, 1889: 524–535.
♦ A legendary biography of the monk Barsanuphius, who lived as a recluse near Gaza; allegedly written by his disciple Joseph and edited by the priest Mark in the late twelfth century. |
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| 11185 | John, the Patriarch | 1891 |
John, the Patriarch, Vita sanctorum Cosmae et Joannis Damasceni poetarum, in: Analecta Hierosolymitikes Stakyologias IV, edited by Papadopoulos-Kerameus, A., St. Petersburg, 1891: 271–303.
♦ Lives of Cosmas Melodus and his foster-brother John of Damascus, qq. v., written by John the Patriarch, probably John VII, patriarch of Jerusalem 964–966. |
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| 11186 | John, the Deacon | 1844-1880 |
John, the Deacon, Vita Gregorii Magni Papae auctore Joanne Diacono, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Latina 75, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1844-1880: cols. 59–242.
♦ Life of Gregory the Great, pope 590–604; life written after 872. |
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| 11187 | John, Rufus | 2008 |
John, Rufus, Account of the Way of Life of the Holy Peter the Iberian, Bishop, Approved Confessor, and Ascetic of Our Lord, in: John Rufus: The Lives of Peter the Iberian, Theodosius of Jerusalem, and the Monk Romanus (Society of Biblical Literature, Writings from the Greco-Roman World, 24), edited by Horn, C. B. and Phenix Jr, R. R., Atlanta, 2008: 1–281.
♦ Monophysite writer, successor of Peter the Iberian as bishop of Maiuma Gazae from 491 until early in the next century; Biography of the Monophysite leader Peter the Iberian, written shortly after his death in 491; preserved in Syriac. |
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| 11188 | John, Rufus | 2008 |
John, Rufus, De commemoratione quomodo beatus Theodosius episcopus Hierosolymorum ad Dominum nostrum migraverit, ‘On the Memory of How the Blessed Theodosius, Bishop of Jerusalem, Departed to Our Lord, in: John Rufus: The Lives of Peter the Iberian, Theodosius of Jerusalem, and the Monk Romanus, edited by Horn, C. B. and Phenix Jr, R. R., Atlanta, 2008: 282–301.
♦ Persecution at the hands of Emperor Marcianus of Theodosius, Monophysite bishop of Jerusalem in 451–453, until his death in exile in 457. Probably written in Greek by Joannes Rufus in the early sixth century; preserved only in Syriac |
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| 11189 | John, Rufus | 1911 |
John, Rufus, Plerophoriae, in: Jean Rufus évêque de Maïouma, Plérophories, Patrologia Orientalis 8 i, edited by Nau, F., Paris, 1911.
♦ Monophysite writer, successor of Peter the Iberian as bishop of Maiuma Gazae from 491 until early in the next century; A collection of stories aiming to prove the error of the Chalcedonian faith, preserved in Syriac; written 512–518. |
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| 11190 | John, Rufus | 1895 |
John, Rufus, Vita Petri Iberi, in: Petrus der Iberer, edited by Raabe, R., Leipzig, 1895.
♦ Monophysite writer, successor of Peter the Iberian as bishop of Maiuma Gazae from 491 until early in the next century; Biography of the Monophysite leader Peter the Iberian, written shortly after his death in 491; preserved in Syriac. |
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| 11191 | John, IX patriarch of Jerusalem | 1891 |
John, IX patriarch of Jerusalem, Vita sanctorum patrum Cosmae et Joannis Damasceni, a Joanne Mercuropolo patriarcha Hierosolymitano, in: Analecta Hierosolymitikes Stakyologias IV, edited by Papadopoulos-Kerameus, A., St. Petersburg, 1891: 305–350.
♦ Lives of Cosmas Melodus and John of Damascus, based on the tenth-century Vita; written by John IX, patriarch of Jerusalem ca. 1157–1165. |
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| 11192 | John, disciple of Epiphanius | 1857-1866 |
John, disciple of Epiphanius, Vita Epiphanii Constantiae in Cypro episcopi excerpta ex voce Joannis unius ex eius discipulis, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 41, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 23–74.
♦ Romanticized life of Epiphanius (Epiph., q.v.), from his birth to the early years of his episcopate; based on notes taken by his disciple John and attached to the biography written by Polybius, bishop of Rhinocorura (Vita Epiph. a Polyb.). |
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| 11193 | Joannes, Ephesinus | 1935 |
Joannes, Ephesinus, Historiae Ecclesiasticae pars tertia, in: Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium 105 (Script. Syri 54), edited by Brooks, E. W., Louvain, 1935.
♦ (reprinted 1952); Latin transl. by idem, CSCO 106 (Script. Syri 55), Louvain 1936 (reprinted 1952) ♦ Monophysite bishop of Ephesus, also known as John of Asia; ca. 505–after 585; Chronicle of the years 571–585, preserved in Syriac; third part of a history since Julius Caesar, the first part of which is lost, while excerpts of the second are included in the Syriac Chronicle of Dionysius of Tell Mahre |
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| 11194 | Joannes, Ephesinus | 1926 |
Joannes, Ephesinus, Lives of the Eastern Saints, Syriac text Part III, in: Patrologia Orientalis 19 ii, edited by Brooks, E. W., Paris, 1926.
♦ Monophysite bishop of Ephesus, also known as John of Asia; ca. 505–after 585; Lives of Monophysite saints and hermits, contemporaries of the writer; written in Syriac in 566, amplified in 567 and again in 568 |
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| 11195 | Joannes, Ephesinus | 1924 |
Joannes, Ephesinus, Lives of the Eastern Saints, Syriac text Part II, in: Patrologia Orientalis 18 iv, edited by Brooks, E. W., Paris, 1924.
♦ Monophysite bishop of Ephesus, also known as John of Asia; ca. 505–after 585; Lives of Monophysite saints and hermits, contemporaries of the writer; written in Syriac in 566, amplified in 567 and again in 568 |
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| 11196 | Joannes, Ephesinus | 1923 |
Joannes, Ephesinus, Lives of the Eastern Saints, Syriac text Part I, in: Patrologia Orientalis 17 i, edited by Brooks, E. W., Paris, 1923.
♦ Monophysite bishop of Ephesus, also known as John of Asia; ca. 505–after 585; Lives of Monophysite saints and hermits, contemporaries of the writer; written in Syriac in 566, amplified in 567 and again in 568 |
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| 11197 | Joannes, Damascenus | 1857-1866 |
Joannes, Damascenus, Epistola de hymno trisagio ad Jordanem, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 95, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 21–61.
♦ Ca. 676–749; monk at the Great Laura of Saba; On the ‘Trisagion’ hymn, against Monophysites; written after 735. |
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| 11198 | Joannes, Damascenus | 1857-1866 |
Joannes, Damascenus, Homilia in transfigurationem Domini, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 96, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 545–576.
♦ Ca. 676–749; monk at the Great Laura of Saba; Sermon on Christ’s transfiguration. |
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| 11199 | Joannes, Damascenus | 1857-1866 |
Joannes, Damascenus, In dormitionem beatae virginis Mariae homiliae III, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 96, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 700–761.
♦ Ca. 676–749; monk at the Great Laura of Saba; Sermons on the death of the Virgin Mary. |
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| 11200 | Joannes, Damascenus | 1857-1866 |
Joannes, Damascenus, De sacris imaginibus orationes III, in: Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series Graeca 94, edited by Migne, J. P., Paris, 1857-1866: cols. 1232–1420.
♦ Ca. 676–749; monk at the Great Laura of Saba; In defense of the veneration of images, against iconoclasm; written ca. 730. |
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