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Early Church
Documents: G
A modern representative of the tradition of St.
Macrina. SGPM
translation, 1997. --- SGPM
Galerius (Roman Emperor):
Gaunilo, French philosopher, (XI Century):
Gelasius I (Pope of Rome):
Gennadius, Patriarch of Constantinople:
Schaff-Wace translation. --- CCEL
Gennadius of Marseilles, historian, (V Century):
Collection of biographies; a major
primary source
of church history. --- NA
George the Abbot, Syrian Christian apologist, (XII Century):
Al-Ghazali, Muslim mystic and scholar, (XII Century):
The imam's autobiography. Field translation, 1909.
--- MSBP
Revival of the Religious Sciences,
Book 40: Remembrance of Death
--- ITR
Gnostic Literature:
This site houses numerous ancient Gnostic texts
in translation, including the contents of the Nag
Hammadi library, the Pistis Sophia,
the Bruce Codex, and various Biblical apocrypha.
Also at the same site: anti-Gnostic patristic excerpts,
Manichee literature,
and some modern occult writings.
--- Gnostic Society
Gower, John, English poet, (XIV Century):
Tales of eartly and heavenly love. Text in Middle English
--- Online Medieval and Classical Library
Greek Mythology:
Gregory I (the Great), Pope of
Rome,
(VI/VII Centuries): "P. W." translation, 1608.
---
SPL
Moralia in
Iob (first
five books): O'Donnell translation, ca. 1985.
--- JOD
Pastoral
Rule:
--- NA
Register
of
Letters: Books I - VIII: --- NA
Epistles,
Book IX:
--- NA
Letter to King Ethelbert:
About St. Augustine of Canterbury,
with interesting comment on the end of the world.
From Bede's
Ecclesiastical History.
--- SPL
Letter to Vergilius of Arles:
About Augustine of Canterbury. From Bede's
Ecclesiastical History.
--- SPL
Gregory II, Pope of Rome, (VII/VIII Centuries):
Gregory VII, Pope of Rome, (XI Century):
Gregory IX, Pope of Rome, (XIII Century):
Bull canonizing St. Francis.
--- Apana
Bull condemning John Wycliffe:
Thatcher translation, 1907.
--- MSBP
Gregory X, Pope of Rome, (XIII Century):
Attacks the popular belief that Jews
murdered
Christian children, the ``blood libel''. --- MSBP
Gregory (Theologos) of Nazianzen, Cappadocian
theologian, (IV Century):
Barrett Browning translation, 1842.
--- SPL
Canons:
Schaff-Wace translation. --- CCEL
Oration
1 (First
Paschal Oration): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration
2
(Oration on his Flight to Pontus, and on the Priesthood):
Browne-Swallow translation. --- NA
Oration
3 (To
Those Who Invited Him and Did Not Come to Receive Him):
Browne-Swallow translation. --- NA
Oration
7
(Panegyric on his Brother Cęsarius): Browne-Swallow
translation.
--- NA
Oration
8 (On
his Sister Gorgonia): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration
12 (To
his Father Gregory the Elder): Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Oration
16 (On
his Father's Silence because of the Plague of Hail):
Browne-Swallow
translation. --- NA
Oration
18 (On
the Death of his Father): Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Oration
21 (On
Athanasius the Great): Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Oration
27 (First
Theological Oration -- Against the Eunomians):
Browne-Swallow
translation. --- NA
Oration
28
(Second Theological Oration): Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Oration
29
(Third Theological Oration -- On the Son, I ):
Browne-Swallow
translation. --- NA
Oration
31
(Fourth Theological Oration -- On the Son, II ):
Browne-Swallow
translation. --- NA
Oration
32 (Fifth
Theological Oration -- On the Holy Spirit):
Browne-Swallow
translation.
--- NA
Oration
33
(Against the Arians, and concerning Himself):
Browne-Swallow
translation. --- NA
Oration
34 (On
the Arrival of the Egyptians): Although the Patriarch of
Alexandria was an
Arian, Egyptian sailors in port in Constantinople chose to attend the
Orthodox parish. Browne-Swallow translation. ---
NA
Oration
37 (On
Matthew 19 ): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration38
(Oration on the Theophany of Christmas): Browne-Swallow
translation.
--- NA
Oration
39
(Oration on the Holy Lights): Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Oration
40
(Oration on Baptism): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration
41
(Pentecost Oration): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration
42
(Valedictory Oration): Delivered at the Second Ecumenical
Council,
where the canonicity of his episcopate was questioned, and he resigned to
avoid further
controversy. Browne-Swallow translation. --- NA
Oration
43
(Panegyric on Basil): Browne-Swallow translation.
---
NA
Oration 45 (Second Paschal Oration):
Browne-Swallow
translation.
--- SPL
Selected
Letters:
Browne-Swallow translation.
--- NA
Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, Cappadocian theologian, (IV
Century):
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
Against
Apollinarius: Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br.
Casimir) McCambly
and David Salomon. --- GNHP
Eulogy for Basil the Great: Copyrighted translation by
Richard (Br.
Casimir) McCambly and David Salomon. --- GNHP
Canons:
Schaff-Wace translation. --- CCEL
Catechetical Oration:
Strawley translation, 1917. Under construction.
--- SPL
On 1 Corinthians 15:28.
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
Concerning
the Dead: Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir)
McCambly and
David Salomon. --- GNHP
Commentary
on
Ecclesiastes: Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br.
Casimir) McCambly
and David Salomon. --- GNHP
To
Eugarius,
Concerning the Divinity:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon.
--- GNHP
Concerning the Faith:
In defence of the Trinity.
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon.
--- GNHP
Against
Fate: Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir)
McCambly and
David Salomon. --- GNHP
Funeral Oration for the Empress Flacilla:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
On the Forty Martyrs of Sebaste:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
The Life of Gregory the Wonderworker:
Copyrighted
translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly
and David Salomon. --- GNHP
Concerning Infants Who Have Died Prematurely:
Are unborn infants in a state of grace? Yes. But are there advantages in
being born?
Yes. Then why does God cause some infants to be born, but not all?
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon.
--- GNHP
Life of Macrina:
Macrina was Gregory's sister and a major
influence on his thought. Apart from its religious
aspect, this is one of the few ancient biographies of
a woman intellectual. Clarke translation, 1916.
--- MSBP
Funeral Oration for Meletius of Antioch:
Copyrighted
translation by
Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David Salomon. ---
GNHP
On the Octave, or Psalm 6:
Copyrighted translation by
Richard (Br.
Casimir) McCambly and David Salomon. --- GNHP
On Perfection:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
The Person Who Commits Impurity Sins Against His Own Body:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
Homily of Consolation on Pulcheria:
The Princess Pulcheria, daughter of Theodosius and Flacilla, died early in
childhood.
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon.
--- GNHP
Two Homilies Concerning Saint Stephen:
Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David
Salomon. --- GNHP
In Praise of the Great Martyr Theodore:
Copyrighted
translation by
Richard (Br. Casimir) McCambly and David Salomon. ---
GNHP
Against
Usurers: Copyrighted translation by Richard (Br. Casimir)
McCambly and
David Salomon. --- GNHP
The Witch of Endor:
Copyrighted translation by Richard
(Br. Casimir)
McCambly and David Salomon. --- GNHP
Secondary Sources:
McCambly, Br. Casimir, and David Salomon:
Gregory, Bishop of Tours, Frankish historian, (VI Century):
From The Glory of the Martyrs. Harrison
translation, 1986.
--- T. Parment
Life of St. Salvius:
Actually an excerpt from The History of the
Franks. Rose translation, 1977.
--- OCIC
Gregory Palamas, Athonite mystic and theologian, (XIV
Century):
Gregory Thaumaturgus, Orthodox missionary in Asia Minor, III
Century:
An important early credal formula. Salmond
translation, 1871. --- SPL
Canons:
Schaff-Wace translation. --- CCEL
Secondary sources:
Guido of Ivrea, Italian hymnographer, (XI Century):
Guido
came from
the Irish-influenced North Italian monastic tradition.
--- SPL
Guy, French knight, (XIII Century):
Describing firsthand events of the Sixth
Crusade.
--- MSBP
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