Theology Atlas
The Church Fathers Library
179 authors and 704 works from the first eight centuries of the church, in English translations that are in the public domain. 600 works can be read here now.
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- 5 Ezra (2 Esdras 1-2)Anonymous worksabout 130 to 250
- 6 Ezra (2 Esdras 15-16)Anonymous worksbetween 95 and 313, most likely the 260s
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- Acts of Andrew and MatthiasAnonymous worksfourth or fifth century
- Acts of ApolloniusAnonymous worksafter about 183 (the trial) and before 310
- Acts of ArchelausHegemoniusabout 330 to 348
- Acts of BarnabasAnonymous worksfifth century, probably before 488
- Acts of John the Theologian: his Exile and DepartureAnonymous worksbetween the 4th and the 6th century
- Acts of Paul and TheclaAnonymous worksabout 160 to 195
- Acts of PeterAnonymous worksabout 170 to 200
- Acts of PhilipAnonymous worksmid to late fourth century
- Acts of SharbelAnonymous worksabout 400 to 450 (the story is set in 105)
- Acts of the Persian Martyrs under Shapur IIAnonymous worksmid fourth to fifth century
- Acts of the Scillitan MartyrsAnonymous works180 or soon after
- Acts of ThomasAnonymous worksabout 200 to 250
- Address of Thanks to OrigenGregory Thaumaturgusc. 238 to 239
- Address to the GreeksTatianc. 165 to 170
- Address to Young Men on Greek LiteratureBasil of Caesareac. 363 to 378
- Adjuration of James (Contestatio)Anonymous worksthird or early fourth century
- The African Code (Canons of the 217 Fathers at Carthage)Anonymous works419
- Against All Heresies (under the name of Tertullian)Anonymous worksabout 200 to 250
- Against Beron and Helix (fragments)Hippolytus of Romefifth to seventh century
- Against CelsusOrigenc. 248
- Against Diodore of Tarsus and Theodore of Mopsuestia (fragments)Cyril of Alexandriaabout 438
- Against EunomiusBasil of Caesareac. 364not yet on the site
- Against EunomiusGregory of Nyssa380 to 383
- Against HelvidiusJerome383
- Against HeresiesIrenaeus of Lyonsc. 180
- Against HermogenesTertullianabout 200 to 206
- Against HieroclesEusebius of Caesareaabout 303 to 313
- Against JovinianJerome393
- Against JulianCyril of Alexandriac. 433 to 441not yet on the site
- Against Lying, to ConsentiusAugustine of Hippo420
- Against MarcionTertullianc. 207 to 208
- Against NoetusHippolytus of Romec. 200 to 230
- Against Paul of Samosata (fragments)Malchion of Antioch268 or 269
- Against Porphyry (fragments)Methodius of Olympusbetween about 270 and 311
- Against PraxeasTertullianc. 213
- Against Publishing the Errors of the BrethrenJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Against the AcademicsAugustine of Hippo386not yet on the site
- Against the Council of Chalcedon (extracts)Timothy Aelurusbetween 460 and 475
- Against the DonatistsOptatus of Milevisabout 366 to 370, revised after 384
- Against the Epistle of Manichaeus Called FundamentalAugustine of Hippo396 to 397
- Against the Forgeries of the ApollinaristsLeontius of Byzantiumbetween about 520 and 543not yet on the site
- Against the HeathenArnobius of Siccac. 297 to 303
- Against the HeathenAthanasius of Alexandriac. 318 to 337
- Against the JewsJohn Chrysostom386 to 387not yet on the site
- Against the Montanists (the Anonymous in Eusebius)Anonymous worksabout 192 or 193
- Against the PelagiansJerome415 to 416
- Against the Sabellians (fragment)Dionysius of Romeabout 260
- Against the Synousiasts (fragments)Cyril of Alexandriaafter 432
- Against the Teachings of ManiAlexander of Lycopolisabout 277 to 297
- Against the ValentiniansTertullianabout 206 to 208
- Against Two Letters of the PelagiansAugustine of Hippo420 to 421
- Against VigilantiusJerome406
- Altus ProsatorColumba of Ionalate sixth or seventh century
- AmbiguaMaximus the Confessorc. 628 to 635not yet on the site
- Anathemas Against OrigenAnonymous works543 and 553
- Anathemas of the Second Council of ConstantinopleAnonymous works553
- AncoratusEpiphanius of Salamis374not yet on the site
- An Answer to the JewsTertullianabout 197 to 200
- Answer to the Letters of Petilian the DonatistAugustine of Hippo400 to 403
- AntirrhetikosEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- Apocalypse of PaulAnonymous worksabout 388 to 400
- Apocalypse of PeterAnonymous worksabout 100 to 150
- Apocalypse of ThomasAnonymous worksfourth or fifth century
- ApocriticusMacarius Magnesfourth century, perhaps about 375 to 400
- ApologyAristides of Athensc. 125 to 140
- ApologyEunomius of Cyzicus360 or 361
- ApologyTertullian197
- Apology Against JeromeRufinus of Aquileia400 to 401
- Apology Against RufinusJerome401 to 402
- Apology (fragment)Quadratus of Athensabout 125not yet on the site
- Apology to AnastasiusRufinus of Aquileia400
- Apostles' CreedAnonymous workssecond century to c. 725
- Apostolic ConstitutionsAnonymous worksc. 375 to 380
- Apostolic TraditionHippolytus of Romec. 215not yet on the site
- Ascension of IsaiahAnonymous workslate first or second century
- Ascetic DiscoursesPhiloxenus of Mabbugprobably soon after 485
- The Ascetic LifeMaximus the Confessorc. 624 to 634not yet on the site
- Ascetical HomiliesIsaac of Ninevehc. 676 to 700
- Athanasian CreedAnonymous worksc. 430 to 540
- Autobiography; On EasterAnanias of Shirakabout 660
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- Banquet of the Ten VirginsMethodius of Olympusc. 270 to 300
- The Bazaar of HeracleidesNestoriusabout 450 to 451
- The Blessings of the PatriarchsRufinus of Aquileiaabout 407
- Book of Main Points, Book 15John bar Penkaye687 or 688not yet on the site
- The Book of the Cave of TreasuresAnonymous workssixth or early seventh century
- Book of the Laws of CountriesBardaisan of Edessaabout 196 to 225
- A Brief Life of AlexanderAnonymous worksdate not known
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- Canonical EpistleGregory Thaumaturgusc. 254 to 262
- Canonical EpistlePeter of AlexandriaEaster 306
- Canons of the ApostlesAnonymous worksabout 380
- Canons of the Council in TrulloAnonymous works691 or 692
- Canons of the Council of AgdeAnonymous works506
- Canons of the Council of AncyraAnonymous works314
- Canons of the Council of AntiochAnonymous works341 by tradition; perhaps about 330
- Canons of the Council of ArlesAnonymous works314
- Canons of the Council of ChalcedonAnonymous works451
- Canons of the Council of ElviraAnonymous worksabout 300 to 314
- Canons of the Council of EphesusAnonymous works431
- Canons of the Council of GangraAnonymous worksabout 340 (disputed)
- Canons of the Council of NeocaesareaAnonymous worksabout 315
- Canons of the Council of SardicaAnonymous works343 (or 342)
- Canons of the First Council of BragaAnonymous works561
- Canons of the First Council of ConstantinopleAnonymous works381 to 382
- Canons of the First Council of NicaeaAnonymous works325
- Canons of the First Council of OrangeAnonymous works441
- Canons of the First Council of OrléansAnonymous works511
- Canons of the Fourth Council of OrléansAnonymous works541
- Canons of the Second Council of BragaAnonymous works572
- Canons of the Second Council of OrangeAnonymous works529
- Canons of the Second Council of OrléansAnonymous works533
- Canons of the Second Council of ToledoAnonymous works527 (or 531)
- Canons of the Synod of LaodiceaAnonymous worksabout 363 to 364 (uncertain)
- Canons of the Third Council of OrléansAnonymous works538
- Canons of the Third Council of ToledoAnonymous works589
- The Capture of Jerusalem by the PersiansAntiochus Strategosbetween 614 and about 640
- Catechetical HomiliesTheodore of Mopsuestiac. 388 to 428not yet on the site
- Catechetical LecturesCyril of Jerusalemc. 348 to 350
- Cathedral Homily 52: On the MaccabeesSeverus of Antioch512 to 518, probably about 514
- Cathemerinon (Hymns for the Day)Prudentiusbetween about 392 and 405not yet on the site
- The Celestial HierarchyPseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitec. 485 to 528
- Christian History (fragments)Philip of Sidebetween 426 and 439not yet on the site
- A Christian Legend concerning AlexanderAnonymous worksfinal form about 629 to 630; a first form may be sixth century
- Christian TopographyCosmas Indicopleustesabout 547 to 550
- ChronicleEusebius of Caesareac. 303 to 325not yet on the site
- ChronicleIsidore of Seville615 to 626not yet on the site
- ChronicleJacob of Edessa691 or 692not yet on the site
- ChronicleJerome380 to 381not yet on the site
- ChronicleJohn of Nikiuabout 690
- Chronicle of ArbelaAnonymous workssixth century (disputed)not yet on the site
- Chronicle of EdessaAnonymous workssoon after 540
- Chronicle of Pseudo-Joshua the StyliteJoshua the Stylite506 or 507
- Chronography (fragments)Julius Africanus221
- Chronography of 354Anonymous works354not yet on the site
- Church HistoryEusebius of Caesareac. 311 to 325
- Church HistoryPhilostorgius425 to 433
- Church HistoryRufinus of Aquileia402 to 403not yet on the site
- Church HistorySocrates Scholasticusc. 439 to 443
- Church HistorySozomenc. 443 to 450
- Church History 1.36: Marcellus of Ancyra and Asterius the SophistSocrates Scholasticusabout 439 to 443
- City of GodAugustine of Hippo413 to 426
- Clementine HomiliesAnonymous worksfirst half of the fourth century
- Commentary on DanielHippolytus of Romec. 202 to 204
- Commentary on DanielJerome407not yet on the site
- Commentary on GalatiansJohn Chrysostomc. 393 to 395
- Commentary on GenesisEphrem the Syrianc. 363 to 373not yet on the site
- Commentary on JohnCyril of Alexandriac. 425 to 428
- Commentary on JohnOrigenc. 226 to 248
- Commentary on LukeCyril of Alexandriac. 430
- Commentary on MatthewHilary of Poitiersc. 353 to 356not yet on the site
- Commentary on MatthewJerome398not yet on the site
- Commentary on MatthewOrigenc. 244 to 249
- Commentary on RomansOrigenc. 246not yet on the site
- Commentary on RomansTheodoret of Cyrusbefore 448, perhaps the 440s
- Commentary on the ApocalypseVictorinus of Pettauc. 258 to 304
- Commentary on the Apostles' CreedRufinus of Aquileiac. 400 to 404
- Commentary on the DiatessaronEphrem the Syrianc. 360 to 373not yet on the site
- Commentary on the Lord's PrayerMaximus the Confessorc. 628 to 636not yet on the site
- Commentary on the Psalms: Psalm 51 (52)Eusebius of Caesareaabout 325 to 339not yet on the site
- Commentary on the Song of SongsOrigenc. 240 to 245not yet on the site
- Commentary on the Song of Songs (fragments)Hippolytus of Romeabout 200 to 235
- CommonitoryVincent of Lerins434
- Concerning VirginsAmbrose of Milan377
- Concerning WidowsAmbrose of Milanabout 377
- ConferencesJohn Cassianc. 425 to 429
- ConfessionPatrick of Irelandfifth century
- ConfessionsAugustine of Hippo397 to 401
- The Conflict of Adam and Eve with SatanAnonymous worksperhaps sixth century
- The Consolation of PhilosophyBoethius523 to 524
- Correspondence of Paul and SenecaAnonymous worksfourth century, before 392
- Correspondence with Innocent, Bishop of RomeJohn Chrysostom404 to 406
- Creed ascribed to Lucian (Second Creed of Antioch)Lucian of Antioch341 (in this form)
- Creed of Acacius at SeleuciaAnonymous works359
- Creed of Constantinople (381)Anonymous works381
- Creed of the Dedication Council of AntiochAnonymous works341
- Cure of Greek MaladiesTheodoret of Cyrusc. 419 to 437not yet on the site
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- Dated Creed of SirmiumAnonymous works359
- Debate with Fortunatus the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippo392
- Declaration of FaithGregory Thaumaturgusc. 240 to 270
- Defence Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandriac. 349 to 357
- Defence before ConstantiusAthanasius of Alexandriaabout 353 to 357
- Defence of his FlightAthanasius of Alexandrialate 357
- Defence of the Nicene DefinitionAthanasius of Alexandriac. 350 to 356
- Definition of Faith of the Council of ChalcedonAnonymous works451
- Definition of Faith of the Third Council of ConstantinopleAnonymous works680 to 681
- Definition of the Council of HieriaAnonymous works754
- Demonstration of the Apostolic PreachingIrenaeus of Lyonsc. 190
- DemonstrationsAphrahat337 to 345
- Deposition of Arius and Encyclical LetterAlexander of Alexandriaabout 319 to 324
- Derision of the Pagan PhilosophersHermias the Philosophernot known; perhaps about 200
- Dialogue against Proclus (fragments)Caius of Romeabout 199 to 217
- Dialogue against the LuciferiansJeromeabout 379 (disputed)
- Dialogue on the Life of John ChrysostomPalladius of Helenopolisc. 406 to 408
- Dialogue with HeraclidesOrigenc. 244 to 249not yet on the site
- Dialogue with TryphoJustin Martyrc. 155 to 160
- DialoguesGregory the Great593 to 594
- DialoguesSulpicius Severusc. 403 to 404
- DiatessaronTatianc. 170 to 175
- DidacheAnonymous worksc. 50 to 120
- Didascalia ApostolorumAnonymous worksc. 200 to 250
- Discourse to the GreeksJustin Martyrabout 180 to 240 (not by Justin)
- Discourses Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandriac. 339 to 345
- Discourses on the Rich Man and LazarusJohn Chrysostomc. 388 to 389
- Disputation with PyrrhusMaximus the Confessor645not yet on the site
- Divine InstitutesLactantiusc. 304 to 313
- Divine Liturgy of Saint BasilAnonymous worksfrom the late fourth century; oldest copy about 800
- Divine Liturgy of Saint JamesAnonymous workslate fourth or early fifth century, with later additions
- Divine Liturgy of Saint John ChrysostomAnonymous worksfrom about 400; oldest copy about 800
- Divine Liturgy of Saint MarkAnonymous workscore of the fourth or fifth century; full text medieval
- The Divine NamesPseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitec. 485 to 528
- Doctrine of AddaiAnonymous worksabout 400
- Doubtful LettersSulpicius Severusabout 400, if of his time
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- Easter SongCoelius Seduliusbetween 425 and 450
- The Ecclesiastical HierarchyPseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitec. 485 to 528
- Ecclesiastical HistoryEvagrius Scholasticus593 or 594
- Ecclesiastical HistoryTheodoret of Cyrus449 to 450
- Ecclesiastical History of the English PeopleBede731
- Ecclesiastical History, Part 3John of Ephesusabout 575 to 588
- Ecclesiastical History (the Syriac Chronicle of Pseudo-Zachariah)Zachariah of MytileneZachariah's part about 492 to 495; the Syriac chronicle that holds it, 569
- Enchiridion on Faith, Hope and LoveAugustine of Hippoc. 421
- Encomium on the MartyrsEusebius of Caesareaafter 303
- Epistle of BarnabasAnonymous worksc. 70 to 135
- Epistle of Clement to JamesAnonymous worksthird or early fourth century
- Epistle of Peter to JamesAnonymous worksthird or early fourth century
- Epistle of the ApostlesAnonymous worksabout 120 to 170
- Epistle to DiognetusAnonymous worksc. 130 to 200
- Epitome of the Divine InstitutesLactantiusabout 314 to 321
- EranistesTheodoret of Cyrus447 to 448
- EtymologiesIsidore of Sevillec. 615 to 636
- An Exact Exposition of the Orthodox FaithJohn of Damascusc. 730 to 750
- Exegetical and Dogmatic FragmentsHippolytus of Romeabout 200 to 235
- Exhortation to MartyrdomOrigen235not yet on the site
- Exhortation to Martyrdom, to FortunatusCyprian of Carthageabout 253 to 257
- Exhortation to RepentancePacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
- Exhortation to the GreeksClement of Alexandriac. 190 to 195
- Exposition of the Chapters of the Acts of the ApostlesPamphilus of Caesareadate not known
- Exposition of the Gospel of LukeAmbrose of Milanc. 377 to 390not yet on the site
- Expositions on the PsalmsAugustine of Hippoc. 392 to 418
- Extant Works (collected)Pacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
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- The Falling Asleep of Mary, by John the TheologianAnonymous workslate fifth or sixth century
- Festal Letter I (for Easter 329)Athanasius of Alexandriafor Easter 329
- Festal Letter II (for Easter 330)Athanasius of Alexandriafor Easter 330
- Festal Letter III (for Easter 331)Athanasius of Alexandriafor Easter 331
- Festal Letter IV (for Easter 332)Athanasius of Alexandriafor Easter 332
- Festal Letter V (for Easter 333)Athanasius of Alexandriafor Easter 333
- Festal LettersAthanasius of Alexandria329 to 373
- Fifty Spiritual HomiliesMacarius of Egypt (Pseudo-Macarius)c. 380 to 430
- First ApologyJustin Martyrc. 151 to 155
- First Creed of SirmiumAnonymous works351
- First Epistle to the CorinthiansClement of Romec. 96
- Five Occasional SermonsJohn Chrysostom386 to 399not yet on the site
- Five Theological OrationsGregory of Nazianzus380
- Five Tomes Against NestoriusCyril of Alexandria430
- Four Hundred Chapters on LoveMaximus the Confessorc. 624 to 634not yet on the site
- Fourth Creed of AntiochAnonymous works341 or 342
- FragmentsClement of Alexandriaabout 190 to 215
- FragmentsMelito of Sardisc. 160 to 180
- FragmentsPapias of Hierapolisc. 95 to 130
- Fragments from the Lost WritingsIrenaeus of Lyonsabout 170 to 202
- Funeral OrationsGregory of Nyssa381 to 386
G
- Getica (The Origin and Deeds of the Goths)Jordanes551
- GnostikosEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- Gospel of PeterAnonymous workssecond century (before about 190)
- Gospel of the Egyptians (fragments)Anonymous worksabout 100 to 150
- Gospel of Thomas (Greek fragments from Oxyrhynchus)Anonymous worksdisputed: before about 200
- Gospels of the Hebrews, the Nazarenes and the Ebionites (fragments)Anonymous workssecond century (before about 180)
- The Great CanonAndrew of Cretelate seventh or early eighth century
- The Great CatechismGregory of Nyssac. 385
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- Harmony of the GospelsAugustine of Hippoc. 400
- HexaemeronBasil of Caesareac. 364 to 378
- HexameronAmbrose of Milanc. 386 to 390not yet on the site
- HistoryJohn of Epiphaniaafter 591not yet on the site
- HistorySebeosabout 655 to 661not yet on the site
- History of Joseph the CarpenterAnonymous worksfifth to seventh century
- History of the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria357 to 358
- History of the FranksGregory of Toursabout 573 to 594
- History of the Kings of the Goths, Vandals and SueviIsidore of Sevillec. 619 to 626not yet on the site
- History of the Monks in EgyptAnonymous worksc. 395 to 400
- Homilies on ColossiansJohn Chrysostom399
- Homilies on EphesiansJohn Chrysostomc. 395 to 397
- Homilies on EutropiusJohn Chrysostom399
- Homilies on EzekielGregory the Great593 to 601not yet on the site
- Homilies on First and Second ThessaloniansJohn Chrysostom398 to 404
- Homilies on First and Second TimothyJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homilies on First CorinthiansJohn Chrysostomc. 392 to 393
- Homilies on GenesisJohn Chrysostomc. 385 to 388not yet on the site
- Homilies on GenesisOrigenc. 240not yet on the site
- Homilies on HebrewsJohn Chrysostomc. 403 to 404
- Homilies on JohnJohn Chrysostomc. 390 to 391
- Homilies on LukeOrigenc. 233 to 234not yet on the site
- Homilies on MatthewJohn Chrysostomc. 390
- Homilies on PhilemonJohn Chrysostombetween 386 and 404
- Homilies on PhilippiansJohn Chrysostombetween 386 and 404
- Homilies on RomansJohn Chrysostomc. 391 to 392
- Homilies on Saint Ignatius and Saint BabylasJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homilies on Second CorinthiansJohn Chrysostomc. 392 to 393
- Homilies on the Acts of the ApostlesJohn Chrysostom400 to 401
- Homilies on the Creation of the World: Homily 1, the First DaySeverian of Gabalaabout 401not yet on the site
- Homilies on the DormitionJohn of Damascusc. 730 to 750
- Homilies on the First Epistle of JohnAugustine of Hippo407
- Homilies on the GospelsGregory the Great590 to 593not yet on the site
- Homilies on the PsalmsBasil of Caesareac. 363 to 378not yet on the site
- Homilies on the PsalmsHilary of Poitiersc. 360 to 367
- Homilies on the Song of SongsGregory of Nyssac. 390 to 394not yet on the site
- Homilies on the StatuesJohn Chrysostom387
- Homilies on TitusJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homily 13: Exhortation to Holy BaptismBasil of Caesareabetween 364 and 379
- Homily on "Father, if it be possible"John Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homily on Lowliness of MindJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homily on Our LordEphrem the Syrianc. 360 to 373
- Homily on the Holy Mother of God (under the name of Gregory Thaumaturgus)Anonymous worksunknown
- Homily on the Labourers in the VineyardAnonymous worksfourth to seventh century
- Homily on the Paralytic Let Down through the RoofJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Homily on the Siege of ConstantinopleTheodore Syncellus626 or 627not yet on the site
- Homily on the Sufferings and Death of our LordEusebius of Emesaabout 335 to 359
- Homoean Creed of ConstantinopleAnonymous works360
- Hortatory Address to the Greeks (under the name of Justin Martyr)Anonymous workslate third or early fourth century
- HymnsAmbrose of Milanc. 374 to 397
- HymnsSynesius of Cyreneabout 395 to 413
- Hymns and CanonsJohn of Damascusfirst half of the eighth century
- Hymns of Severus and OthersSeverus of Antioch512 to 518
- Hymns on FaithEphrem the Syrianc. 360 to 373
- Hymns on ParadiseEphrem the Syrianc. 340 to 363not yet on the site
- Hymns on the EpiphanyEphrem the Syrianc. 360 to 373
- Hymns on the NativityEphrem the Syrianc. 350 to 373
- Hypotyposes (fragments)Theognostus of Alexandriaabout 260 to 280
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- In Praise of PurityNovatianabout 250 to 257
- Index to the Festal Letters of AthanasiusAnonymous workssoon after 373
- Infancy Gospel of ThomasAnonymous workssecond century (this form is later)
- InstitutesJohn Cassianc. 419 to 426
- InstructionsCommodianperhaps about 250 to 300
- Instructions to CatechumensJohn Chrysostomc. 387 to 390
- The InstructorClement of Alexandriac. 198
- Itinerary (The Pilgrimage of Egeria)Egeriaabout 381 to 384
J
- Julian RomanceAnonymous worksbetween the late fourth century and 532
- Julian Romance (the second, shorter story)Anonymous worksdate not known
K
- Kephalaia GnostikaEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- KontakiaRomanos the Melodistc. 515 to 556not yet on the site
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- The Ladder of Divine AscentJohn Climacusc. 600 to 650not yet on the site
- The Lateran Synod of 649Anonymous works649
- Lausiac HistoryPalladius of Helenopolis419 to 420
- Letter 1 to Sympronian: On the Catholic NamePacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
- Letter 2 to Sympronian: On Novatian's LetterPacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
- Letter 3 to Sympronian: Against the Treatise of the NovatiansPacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
- Letter of the Churches of Vienne and LyonsAnonymous worksc. 177 to 178
- Letter to a Young WidowJohn Chrysostomabout 380
- Letter to AfricanusOrigenabout 238 to 250
- Letter to Carpianus, with the Gospel CanonsEusebius of Caesareaunknown (before 339)not yet on the site
- Letter to CoroticusPatrick of Irelandfifth century
- Letter to CyprianFirmilian of Caesareaautumn 256
- Letter to Friends in Alexandria (fragments)Origenabout 231 to 234
- Letter to GregoryOrigenc. 235 to 243
- Letter to John the Stylite on the Genealogy of the Virgin MaryJacob of Edessaabout 684 to 708not yet on the site
- Letter to Macedonius, Basil, Cecropius and EugeniusGeorge of Laodiceaearly 358
- Letter to Marcellinus on the PsalmsAthanasius of Alexandriabetween 328 and 373not yet on the site
- Letter to Origen on the History of SusannaJulius Africanusabout 238 to 250
- Letter to PolycarpIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to Shenoute about an Origenist MonkDioscorus of Alexandria444 to 451
- Letter to Stephen bar SudailiJacob of Serughbefore 521, perhaps about 510
- Letter to the Church of AlexandriaJulius I of Rome346
- Letter to the EphesiansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to the Eusebians at AntiochJulius I of Rome340 or 341
- Letter to the MagnesiansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to the People of Thmuis, and Letter of Four Bishops to MeletiusPhileas of Thmuisbetween 303 and 306
- Letter to the PhiladelphiansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to the PhilippiansPolycarp of Smyrnac. 110 to 140
- Letter to the RomansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to the SmyrnaeansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to the TralliansIgnatius of Antiochc. 107 to 110
- Letter to Victor of RomePolycrates of Ephesusabout 190 to 195
- LettersAmbrose of Milan374 to 397
- LettersAntony the Greatc. 330 to 356not yet on the site
- LettersAugustine of Hippo386 to 430
- LettersBasil of Caesareac. 357 to 379
- LettersBonifaceabout 716 to 754
- LettersCyprian of Carthage249 to 258
- LettersEpiphanius of Salamis394 and 400
- LettersGregory of Nazianzusc. 359 to 390
- LettersGregory of Nyssaabout 371 to 394
- LettersGregory the Great590 to 604
- LettersJeromec. 370 to 419
- LettersLeo the Great440 to 461
- LettersLicinian of Cartagenaabout 582 to 602not yet on the site
- LettersPseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitec. 485 to 528
- LettersSeverus of Antioch508 to 538
- LettersSidonius Apollinarisabout 455 to 482
- LettersSulpicius Severus397 to 398
- LettersSynesius of Cyreneabout 394 to 413
- LettersTheodoret of Cyrusc. 430 to 460
- Letters and FragmentsDionysius of Alexandria247 to 265
- Letters and fragments (translator's survey)Gregory Thaumaturgusnot an ancient text
- Letters (fragments)Phileas of Thmuisabout 303 to 307
- Letters (fragments)Serapion of Antiochabout 190 to 211
- Letters of Christ and AbgarAnonymous worksthird century (before about 313)
- Letters on the Arian HeresyAlexander of Alexandriac. 319 to 324
- Letters to CyprianNovatian250
- Letters to Nestorius, with the Twelve AnathemasCyril of Alexandria429 to 430
- Letters to OlympiasJohn Chrysostom404 to 407
- Letters to Serapion on the Holy SpiritAthanasius of Alexandriac. 357 to 359not yet on the site
- Letters to the Churches (fragments)Dionysius of Corinthabout 166 to 175
- Letters to the Fallen TheodoreJohn Chrysostomc. 367 to 372
- Letters to the MonksAthanasius of Alexandria358 to 360
- Liber Pontificalis (The Book of the Popes)Anonymous worksfirst written about 530 to 540, then continued
- Life and Letters of Simeon StylitesSimeon Stylites the Elderbetween 459 and 473
- Life and Passion of CyprianPontius of Carthageabout 259
- Life of Agathon (History of the Patriarchs)Agathon of Alexandriaabout 715 (Coptic source)
- Life of AntonyAthanasius of Alexandriac. 356 to 362
- Life of ColumbaAdomnán of Ionaabout 697
- Life of ConstantineEusebius of Caesarea337 to 339
- Life of Gregory the Great (Whitby)Anonymous worksabout 704 to 714
- Life of HilarionJeromec. 390
- Life of MacrinaGregory of Nyssac. 380 to 383
- Life of MalchusJeromec. 388 to 392
- Life of Mar AbaAnonymous workssoon after 552not yet on the site
- Life of Mary of EgyptSophronius of Jerusalemsixth or seventh century
- Life of Melania the YoungerGerontius of Jerusalemabout 452 or 453
- Life of MosesGregory of Nyssac. 390 to 394not yet on the site
- Life of Paul the First HermitJeromec. 374 to 379
- Life of Philoxenus of Mabbug (Syriac, edited by Mingana)Anonymous worksdate not known
- Life of PisentiusPisentius of Coptosseventh century, after 632
- Life of PolycarpAnonymous worksperhaps 350 to 400
- Life of Porphyry, Bishop of GazaMark the Deaconsays about 420; the text as it stands is after 444
- Life of Saint AugustinePossidius of Calamabetween 432 and 437
- Life of Saint CuthbertBedec. 721
- Life of Saint MartinSulpicius Severus396 to 397
- Life of Saint Severinus of NoricumEugippius511
- The Literal Meaning of GenesisAugustine of Hippo401 to 415not yet on the site
- Liturgical Homilies (17, 21, 22 and 32)Narsaibetween about 437 and 502
- Liturgy of Addai and MariAnonymous worksthird to seventh century
- Lives of Illustrious MenGennadius of Massiliaabout 467 to 480, with chapters added to about 495
- Lives of Illustrious MenJerome392 to 393
- Lives of the Abbots of Wearmouth and JarrowBedec. 716 to 730
- Longer RulesBasil of Caesareac. 358 to 378
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- Macrostich (Long-Lined Creed)Anonymous works344
- Marcionite Prologues to Paul and Anti-Marcionite Prologues to the GospelsAnonymous worksbetween the 2nd and the 4th centurynot yet on the site
- Martyrdom of Carpus, Papylus and AgathoniceAnonymous worksafter 161; the date is disputed (2nd or 3rd century)
- Martyrdom of Habib the DeaconAnonymous worksfourth century
- Martyrdom of Justin and his CompanionsAnonymous worksafter 165 (the trial); this form is later
- Martyrdom of PolycarpAnonymous worksc. 155 to 160
- Martyrdom of Saint Victor the GeneralAnonymous worksunknown (before 951)
- Martyrdom of Shmona and GuriaAnonymous worksfourth century
- Martyrdom of ShushanikJacob of Tsurtavibetween 476 and 483not yet on the site
- Martyrs of PalestineEusebius of Caesareac. 311 to 316
- Medico-Mystical WorkSimon of Taibuthehbefore about 680not yet on the site
- Memoirs (fragments)Hegesippusabout 174 to 189
- Metaphrase of the Book of EcclesiastesGregory Thaumaturgusabout 240 to 270
- Moral RulesBasil of Caesareaabout 360, revised to the 370s
- Morals on the Book of JobGregory the Greatc. 579 to 595
- Muratorian FragmentAnonymous worksc. 170 to 200
- MystagogiaMaximus the Confessorc. 628 to 636not yet on the site
- Mystagogical CatechesesCyril of Jerusalemc. 350 to 390
- The Mystical TheologyPseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitec. 485 to 528
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O
- OctaviusMinucius Felixc. 197 to 250
- Odes of SolomonAnonymous workssecond century
- On BaptismTertullianc. 198 to 203
- On Baptism, Against the DonatistsAugustine of Hippoc. 400 to 401
- On Catechizing the UninstructedAugustine of Hippoc. 400
- On Christ and AntichristHippolytus of Romec. 200
- On Christian DoctrineAugustine of Hippo396 to 427
- On ChristmasAnanias of Shirakseventh century
- On CompunctionJohn Chrysostomabout 375 to 386
- On ContinenceAugustine of Hippoabout 418 (older view: about 395)
- On Created Things (extracts)Methodius of Olympusbefore about 311
- On Easter (Paschal Table and Letters)Dionysius Exiguus525not yet on the site
- On Exhortation to ChastityTertullianabout 204 to 209
- On Faith and the CreedAugustine of Hippo393
- On Faith in Things UnseenAugustine of Hippoafter 399
- On FastingTertullianabout 210 to 217
- On First PrinciplesOrigenc. 220 to 230
- On Flight in PersecutionTertullianabout 208 to 213
- On Free Choice of the WillAugustine of Hippo388 to 395not yet on the site
- On Free WillMethodius of Olympusc. 270 to 300
- On Grace and Free WillAugustine of Hippo426 to 427
- On HeresiesJohn of Damascusc. 730 to 750not yet on the site
- On Holy VirginityAugustine of Hippo401
- On IdolatryTertullianc. 198
- On Infants' Early DeathsGregory of Nyssaafter 381, perhaps after 386
- On Jealousy and EnvyCyprian of Carthageabout 251 to 257
- On Jewish MeatsNovatianabout 250 to 257
- On LeprosyMethodius of Olympusbefore about 311not yet on the site
- On LyingAugustine of Hippoabout 395
- On Man's Perfection in RighteousnessAugustine of Hippo415
- On Marriage and ConcupiscenceAugustine of Hippo419 to 421
- On Mercy and JudgementAnonymous worksfourth to seventh century
- On ModestyTertullianc. 210 to 222
- On MonogamyTertullianabout 210 to 217
- On MortalityCyprian of Carthagec. 252 to 253
- On Nature and GraceAugustine of Hippo415
- On Not Three GodsGregory of Nyssac. 375 to 390
- On PaschaMelito of Sardisc. 160 to 170not yet on the site
- On PatienceAugustine of Hippoabout 417
- On PatienceTertullianabout 198 to 206
- On PrayerEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- On PrayerOrigenc. 233 to 235not yet on the site
- On PrayerTertullianc. 198 to 200
- On Providence (The Egyptian Tale)Synesius of Cyrene400 to 402
- On Rebuke and GraceAugustine of Hippo426 to 427
- On RepentanceAmbrose of Milanc. 384 to 394
- On RepentanceTertullianc. 198 to 204
- On SolitudeDadishoʿ Qatrayasecond half of the seventh centurynot yet on the site
- On the Advantage of PatienceCyprian of Carthage256
- On the Anger of GodLactantiusc. 311 to 320
- On the Apparel of WomenTertullianabout 196 to 206
- On the AstrolabeJohn Philoponussixth century, perhaps its first halfnot yet on the site
- On the Baptism of ChristGregory of Nyssa383
- On the BeatitudesGregory of Nyssac. 380 to 390not yet on the site
- On the Care to Be Had for the DeadAugustine of Hippoabout 422
- On the Celebration of EasterEusebius of Caesareaabout 325 to 335not yet on the site
- On the Christian FaithAmbrose of Milan378 to 380
- On the Correction of the Donatists (Letter 185)Augustine of Hippo417
- On the Council of NicaeaMarutha of Maiperqatabout 410, if it is hisnot yet on the site
- On the CouncilsHilary of Poitiers358 to 359
- On the Councils of Ariminum and SeleuciaAthanasius of Alexandria359 to 361
- On the Creed: a Sermon to the CatechumensAugustine of Hippodate not known (391 to 430)
- On the CrownTertullian211
- On the Death of SatyrusAmbrose of Milan378
- On the Deaths of the PersecutorsLactantiusc. 313 to 316
- On the Dress of VirginsCyprian of Carthageabout 249
- On the Duties of the ClergyAmbrose of Milanc. 386 to 390
- On the Eight ThoughtsEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- On the End of the World (Pseudo-Hippolytus)Hippolytus of Romeseventh to ninth century
- On the Flesh of ChristTertullianc. 206 to 210
- On the Gift of PerseveranceAugustine of Hippo428 to 429
- On the Good of MarriageAugustine of Hippoc. 401
- On the Good of WidowhoodAugustine of Hippo414
- On the Government of GodSalvian of Marseillesbetween 439 and 451
- On the Grace of Christ, and on Original SinAugustine of Hippo418
- On the Holy PlacesAdomnán of Ionaabout 683 to 688
- On the Holy SpiritAmbrose of Milan381
- On the Holy SpiritBasil of Caesarea375
- On the Holy Spirit, against the MacedoniansGregory of Nyssaabout 380 to 381
- On the Holy Trinity, to EustathiusGregory of Nyssaabout 375 to 381
- On the IncarnationAthanasius of Alexandriac. 318 to 337
- On the Incarnation, Against NestoriusJohn Cassian429 to 430
- On the Incomprehensible Nature of GodJohn Chrysostom386 to 398not yet on the site
- On the LapsedCyprian of Carthage251
- On the Lord's PrayerCyprian of Carthagec. 251 to 252
- On the Lord's PrayerGregory of Nyssac. 380 to 390not yet on the site
- On the Making of ManGregory of Nyssa379
- On the Merits and Forgiveness of SinsAugustine of Hippo411 to 412
- On the Morals of the Catholic ChurchAugustine of Hippo388 to 390
- On the Morals of the ManichaeansAugustine of Hippo388 to 390
- On the MysteriesAmbrose of Milanc. 387 to 391
- On the Nature of Good, against the ManichaeansAugustine of Hippoabout 399
- On the Nature of ManNemesius of Emesaabout 390 to 400
- On the PalliumTertullianbetween 193 and 211
- On the Predestination of the SaintsAugustine of Hippo428 to 429
- On the PriesthoodJohn Chrysostomc. 381 to 391
- On the Proceedings of PelagiusAugustine of Hippo417
- On the Profit of BelievingAugustine of Hippo391 to 392
- On the Public ShowsNovatianabout 250 to 257
- On the ResurrectionMethodius of Olympusc. 270 to 311
- On the Resurrection (fragments)Justin Martyrsecond half of the second century
- On the Resurrection of the DeadAthenagoras of Athensc. 177 to 180
- On the Resurrection of the FleshTertullianc. 210 to 211
- On the Ruin of Britain, with letter fragmentsGildasabout 540 (range 510 to 547)
- On the Ruin of the City of JerusalemPseudo-Hegesippusabout 370 to 375not yet on the site
- On the SacramentsAmbrose of Milanc. 387 to 391
- On the ShowsTertullianc. 197
- On the Sole Government of GodJustin Martyrlate second or third century
- On the SoulTertullianc. 210
- On the Soul and its OriginAugustine of Hippo419 to 421
- On the Soul and the BodyAnonymous worksfourth to seventh century
- On the Soul and the ResurrectionGregory of Nyssac. 380 to 386
- On the Spirit and the LetterAugustine of Hippo412
- On the StarEusebius of Caesareafourth to sixth century
- On the TeacherAugustine of Hippoc. 389
- On the TrinityAugustine of Hippoc. 399 to 419
- On the TrinityHilary of Poitiers356 to 360
- On the TrinityNovatianc. 240 to 251
- On the Unity of the ChurchCyprian of Carthage251
- On the Vanity of IdolsCyprian of Carthageabout 246 to 258 (if by Cyprian)
- On the Veiling of VirginsTertullianabout 206 to 209
- On the Work of MonksAugustine of Hippoabout 400
- On the Workmanship of GodLactantiusc. 303 to 304
- On True ReligionAugustine of Hippoc. 390 to 391not yet on the site
- On Two Souls, against the ManichaeansAugustine of Hippo391 to 392
- On Vainglory and the Education of ChildrenJohn Chrysostomabout 393 (uncertain)
- On VirginityGregory of Nyssac. 370 to 372
- On Weights and MeasuresEpiphanius of Salamis392not yet on the site
- On Works and AlmsCyprian of Carthagec. 253 to 256
- OnomasticonEusebius of Caesareabefore about 325not yet on the site
- Oration in Praise of ConstantineEusebius of Caesarea335 to 336
- OrationsGregory of Nazianzus362 to 383
- Our Lord's Sermon on the MountAugustine of Hippoc. 393 to 396
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- PanarionEpiphanius of Salamisc. 374 to 377not yet on the site
- Paschal Canon, with fragments on arithmeticAnatolius of Laodiceaabout 260 to 280
- Paschal HomilyJohn Chrysostomdate not known
- Paschal TableHippolytus of Rome222
- The Passing of Mary: First Latin FormAnonymous worksdate very uncertain; seventh to thirteenth century
- Passing of Mary (Pseudo-Melito)Anonymous worksabout the fifth century
- Passion of Perpetua and FelicityAnonymous worksc. 203 to 209
- Passion of Peter and Passion of Paul (Pseudo-Linus)Anonymous worksfourth to sixth centurynot yet on the site
- Passion of Saint Saturninus of ToulouseAnonymous worksabout 410 to 450not yet on the site
- Pastoral RuleGregory the Great590 to 591
- Personal Letters (to Amun, Dracontius, Rufinianus, Epictetus, Adelphius, Maximus)Athanasius of Alexandriaabout 350 to 371
- PhilocaliaOrigenc. 358 to 360
- Philosophical ChaptersJohn of Damascusc. 730 to 750not yet on the site
- Philoxenian New Testament (remnants)Philoxenus of Mabbug507 or 508
- The Phoenix, and FragmentsLactantiusabout 300
- A Plea for the ChristiansAthenagoras of Athensc. 177
- PoemsGregory of Nazianzusc. 371 to 390not yet on the site
- PraktikosEvagrius Ponticusc. 385 to 399not yet on the site
- Prefaces to his TranslationsRufinus of Aquileia397 to 411
- Prefaces to the Books of the BibleJeromec. 382 to 406
- Preparation for the GospelEusebius of Caesareac. 312 to 318
- Prescription Against HereticsTertullianc. 200
- Prologue to the Tractates on MatthewChromatius of Aquileiabetween 388 and 407, perhaps after 397not yet on the site
- Proof of the GospelEusebius of Caesareac. 314 to 318
- Prose Refutations of Mani, Marcion and BardaisanEphrem the Syrianc. 363 to 373
- Protoevangelium of JamesAnonymous worksabout 150 to 200
- Psychomachia (The Battle for the Soul)Prudentiusabout 405
Q
- Questions of BartholomewAnonymous worksperhaps fifth century (scholars say second to sixth)
- Questions to ThalassiusMaximus the Confessorc. 630 to 634not yet on the site
R
- The Reckoning of TimeBede725not yet on the site
- Recognitions of ClementAnonymous worksmid fourth century
- Refutation of All HeresiesHippolytus of Romec. 222 to 235
- Religious HistoryTheodoret of Cyrusc. 440 to 444not yet on the site
- Reply to Faustus the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippoc. 397 to 400
- RetractationsAugustine of Hippo426 to 427not yet on the site
- RuleAugustine of Hippoc. 397 to 400
- RulePachomiusc. 320 to 346not yet on the site
- Rule of Saint BenedictBenedict of Nursiac. 530 to 547
- Rules for an Honest LifeMartin of Braga570 to 579
- Rules for Monks and ClergyRabbula of Edessa411 to 436
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- Sacramentary (Bishop Sarapion's Prayer-Book)Serapion of Thmuisabout 350not yet on the site
- Sacred HistorySulpicius Severusc. 403
- Sayings of Agathon of ScetisAgathon of Scetiscollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Arsenius the GreatArsenius the Greatcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Bessarion of EgyptBessarion of Egyptcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Daniel of ScetisDaniel of Scetis (disciple of Arsenius)collected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Hilarion the GreatAnonymous workscollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of John the DwarfJohn the Dwarfcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Joseph of PanephysisJoseph of Panephysiscollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Moses the BlackMoses the Blackcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Paphnutius of ScetisPaphnutius of Scetiscollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Poemen the GreatPoemen the Greatcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Sarah of the DesertSarah of the Desertcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of Sisoes the GreatSisoes the Greatcollected about 450 to 500
- Sayings of the Desert FathersAnonymous worksc. 500
- Sayings of Theodore of PhermeTheodore of Phermecollected about 450 to 500
- Scholia on the IncarnationCyril of Alexandriac. 429 to 432
- ScorpiaceTertullianabout 203 to 213
- Second and Third Letters to Pope CelestineNestorius430not yet on the site
- Second ApologyJustin Martyrc. 155 to 160
- Second ClementAnonymous worksc. 100 to 160
- Second Creed of SirmiumAnonymous works357
- SentencesIsidore of Sevillec. 612 to 633not yet on the site
- Sermon on BaptismPacian of Barcelonabetween about 365 and 392
- SermonsAsterius of Amaseaabout 400
- SermonsAugustine of Hippo391 to 430
- SermonsLeo the Great440 to 461
- Sermons on FaithEphrem the Syrianbefore 363
- The ShepherdHermasc. 90 to 150
- Shorter RulesBasil of Caesareac. 358 to 378
- Sibylline Oracles, Book 2 (lines 190-338)Anonymous worksabout 100 to 250
- Socrates on Aetius (Church History 2.35)Aetius of Antiochabout 439 to 443
- Socrates on Eudoxius (chapters of the Church History)Eudoxius of Constantinopleabout 439 to 443
- Socrates on Photinus (Church History 2.29)Photinus of Sirmiumabout 439 to 443
- SoliloquiesAugustine of Hippo386 to 387
- Statement of FaithAthanasius of Alexandriaunknown (328 or later)
- Stories of Amoun of Nitria (from Palladius)Amoun of Nitria419 or 420
- Stories of Macarius of Alexandria (from Palladius)Macarius of Alexandria419 or 420
- Stories of Paul the Simple (from Palladius)Paul the Simple419 or 420
- Stories of Pior the Egyptian (from Palladius)Pior the Egyptian419 or 420
- StromataClement of Alexandriac. 200 to 210
- Synod Letter on Easter (fragment)Theophilus of Caesareaabout 190 to 195
- Synodal Letter of the Council of NicaeaAnonymous works325
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- Teaching of AddaiAnonymous worksabout 400
- Testament of AdamAnonymous workssecond to fifth century
- Testament of Our LordAnonymous workslate fourth or fifth century
- The Testimony of the SoulTertullian197 or 198
- That Christ Is OneCyril of Alexandriac. 434 to 438
- Theological TractatesBoethiusc. 512 to 522
- TheophaniaEusebius of Caesareaabout 324 to 337
- Third Epistle to the CorinthiansAnonymous worksabout 150 to 200
- Three Books of Testimonies to QuirinusCyprian of Carthageabout 248 to 250
- Three Homilies on the Power of DemonsJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Three Letters (to the Monks, to the Monks of Beth-Gaugal, to Emperor Zeno)Philoxenus of Mabbugabout 485
- Three Treatises on Holy ImagesJohn of Damascusc. 726 to 745
- To AutolycusTheophilus of Antiochc. 180 to 185
- To DemetrianCyprian of Carthagec. 252
- To DonatusCyprian of Carthagec. 246 to 249
- To His WifeTertullianabout 198 to 206
- To Pammachius against John of JerusalemJerome397
- To ScapulaTertullian212
- To the MartyrsTertullianc. 197
- To the NationsTertullian197
- To Those Who Had Not Attended the AssemblyJohn Chrysostom386 to 397
- Tome to FlavianLeo the Great449
- Tome to the People of AntiochAthanasius of Alexandria362
- Tractates on the Gospel of JohnAugustine of Hippoc. 406 to 420
- Treatise on the Astrolabe; On the ConstellationsSeverus Sebokhtbefore 660, and 660not yet on the site
- Treatises (ANF collection)Cyprian of Carthageabout 246 to 258
- Two Epistles on Virginity (under the name of Clement of Rome)Anonymous worksthird century
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- Variae (Letters)Cassiodorusletters of 506 to 538, collected 537 to 538
- Verse HomiliesJacob of Serughc. 470 to 521
W
- Who Is the Rich Man That Shall Be Saved?Clement of Alexandriac. 190 to 210
- Works (Corpus Areopagiticum)Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagitebetween about 485 and 528
- Works wrongly given to Cyprian (selection)Cyprian of Carthageabout 250 to 260
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