Name: Letters, Volume 1 (1–185)
Author: Deferrari, Roy J.
ISBN: 9780813200132

Letters, Volume 1 (1–185)

by Saint Basil
translated by Sister Agnes Clare Way, C.D.P.
edited by Roy J. Deferrari

Catholic University of America Press, 1951
eISBN: 978-0-8132-1113-8 | Cloth: 978-0-8132-0013-2 | Paper: 978-0-8132-1557-0

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Contents

1 (165). To Eusthathius, the Philosopher

2 (1). To Gregory

3 (173). To Candidianus

4 (169). To Olympius

5 (188). A Letter of Condolence to Nectarius

6 (189). A Letter of Condolence to the Wife of Nectarius

7 (2). To His Companion, Gregory

8 (141). An Apology to the Caesareans for His Withdrawal, and a Defense of the Faith

9 (41). To the Philosopher Maximus

11 (239). Without Address, through Friendship

13 (172). To Olympius

14 (19). To Gregory, His Companion

15 (415). To Arcadius, Imperial Administrator

16 (168). Against Eunomius, the Heretic

17 (384). To Origen

18 (211). To Macarius and John

20 (83). To Leontius, the Sophist

21 (375). To Leontius, the Sophist

22 (411). Concerning the Perfection of the Monastic Life

23 (283). Admonition to a Monk

24 (54). To Athanasius, Father of Athanasius, Bishop of Ancyra

25 (53). To Athanasius, Bishop of Ancrya

26 (362). To Caesarius, Brother of Gregory

28 (62). A Letter of Condolence to the Church of Neo-Caesarea

29 (67). A Letter of Condolence to the Church of Ancrya

30 (7). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

31 (267). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

32 (84). To the Master Sophronius

34 (5). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

35 (236). Without an Address, in Behalf of Leontius

37 (248). Without an Address, for a Foster Brother

38 (43). To His Brother Gregory, concerning the Difference between Substance and Person

39 (206). Julian to Basil

40 (207). Julian to Basil

41 (208-9). To Julian, in Answer

42 (1). To Chilo, His Pupil

43 (2). Admonition to the Young

44 (3). To a Fallen Monk

45 (4). To a Fallen Monk

46 (5). To a Fallen Virgin

47 (4). To Gregory, His Companion

48 (254). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

49 (408). To Arcadius, the Bishop

50 (409). To Bishop Innocent

51 (86). To Bishop Bosporius

52 (300). To the Canonesses

53 (76). To the Suffragan Bishops

54 (181). To the Suffragan Bishops

55 (198). To Paregorius, a Presbyter

56 (354). To Pergamius

57 (56). To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch

58 (44). To Gregory, His Brother

59 (46). To Gregory, His Uncle

60 (45). To Gregory, His Uncle

61 (47). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

62 (185). A Letter of Consolation to the Church of Parnassus

63 (371). To the Governor of Neo-Caesarea

64 (350). To Hesychius

65 (363). To Atarbius

66 (48). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

67 (50). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

68 (57). To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch

69 (52). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

70 (220). Without Address, concerning a Synod

71 (33). To Gregory

72 (351). To Hesychius

73 (388). To Callisthenes

74 (379). To Martinianus

75 (361). To Aburgius

76 (331). To the Master Sophronius

77 (226). Without an Address, concerning Therasius

79 (308). To Eustathius, Bishop of Sebaste

80 (49). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

81 (319). To Bishop Innocent

82 (51). To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria

83 (427). To an Assessor

85 (305). Concerning the Fact That It Is Unnecessary to Take an Oath

86 (179). To an Official

87 (390). Without Address, concerning the Same Subject

88 (243). Without Address, for a Tax-Collector

89 (273). To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch

90 (61). To the Most Holy Brothers and Bishops of the West

91 (324). To Valerian, Bishop of the Illyrians

92 (69). To the Bishops of Italy and Gaul

93 (289). To the Patrician Caesaria, about Communion

94 (372). To Elias, Governor of the Province

95 (261). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

96 (332). To the Master Sophronius

97 (68). To the Senate of Tyana

98 (259). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

99 (187). To Count Terentius

100 (256). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

101 (202). A Letter of Consolation

102 (183). To the Citizens of Satala

103 (296). To the People of Satala

104 (279). To the Prefect Modestus

105 (301). To the Deaconesses, the Daughters of Count Terentius

107 (287). To the Widow Julitta

108 (288). To the Guardian of the Heirs of Julitta

109 (422). To Count Helladius

110 (277). To the Prefect Modestus

111 (276). To the Prefect Modestus

112 (464). To the Leader Andronicus

113 (203). To the Presbyters at Tarsus

114 (204). To Cyriacus and His Followers in Tarsus

115 (87). To the Heretic Simplicia

116 (174). To Firminus

117 (234). Without Address, on the Practice of Asceticism

119 (307). To Eustathius, Bishop of Sebaste

120 (58). To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch

121 (195). To Theodotus, Bishop of Nicopolis

122 (313). To Poemenius, Bishop of Satala

123 (343). To the Monk Urbicius

124 (328). To Theodorus

125 (78). A Transcript of Faith Dictated by the Most Holy Basil, Which Eustathius, Bishop of Sebaste, Signed

126 (364). To Atarbius

127 (253). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

128 (265). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

129 (59). To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch

130 (196). To Theodotus, Bishop of Nicopolis

131 (382). To Olympius

132 (315). To Abramius, Bishop of Batnae

133 (320). To Peter, Bishop of Alexandria

134 (341). To the Presbyter Paeonius

135 (167). To Diodorus, Presbyter of Antioch

136 (257). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

137 (366). To Antipater

138 (8). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

139 (71). To the Alexandrians

140 (60). To the Church at Antioch

141 (262). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

142 (418). To the Accountant of the Prefects

143 (419). To the Second Accountant

145 (255). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

146 (268). To Antiochus

147 (356). To Aburgius

148 (376). To Trajan

149 (377). To Trajan

150 (392). To Amphilochius, in the Name of Heracleidas

151 (81). To Eustathius, the Physician

153 (428). To Victor, the Ex-Consul

154 (337). To Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica

155 (241). Without Address, in the Case of a Trainer

156 (342). To Evagrius, a Presbyter

158 (271). To Antiochus

159 (387). To Eupaterius and His Daughter

160 (197). To Diodorus

161 (393). To Amphilochius, on His Consecration as Bishop

162 (258). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

163 (378). To Count Jovinus

164 (338). To Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica

165 (339). To Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica

166 (251). To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata

168 (269). To Antiochus the Presbyter, a Nephew of Eusebius, Who Was Living with His Uncle in Exile

169 (412). To Gregory

170 (414). To Glycerius

172 (335). To Bishop Sophronius

173 (302). To the Canoness Theodora

174 (283). To a Widow

175 (410). To Count Magnenianus

176 (394). To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium

177 (334). To the Master Sophronius

178 (360). To Aburgius

179 (380). To Arinthaeus

181 (316). To Otreius of Meletine

183 (294). To the Senate of Samosata

184 (306). To Eustathius, Bishop of Himmeria

185 (310). To Theodotus, Bishop of Berrhoea

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