Acknowledged Writings
Classic translation
3rd c. · Treatises & Other · English translation, 1890
Source edition: The Ante-Nicene Fathers (ed. Roberts & Donaldson, 1885)
Cover art: Landscape with a Small Mountain Lake — Alexandre Calame (Swiss, 1810–1864) (Wikimedia Commons, Public domain)
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Contents
- A Declaration of Faith.
- A Declaration of Faith
- Elucidation
- A Metaphrase of the Book of Ecclesiastes.
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 5
- Chapter 6
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 8
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10
- Chapter 11
- Chapter 12
- Canonical Epistle.
- Canon 1
- Canon 2
- Canon 3
- Canon 4
- Canon 5
- Canon 6
- Canon 7
- Canon 8
- Canon 9
- Canon 10
- Canon 11
- Elucidations
- The Oration and Panegyric Addressed to Origen.
- For Eight Years Gregory Has Given Up the Practice of Oratory, Being Busied With…
- He Essays to Speak of the Well-Nigh Divine Endowments of Origen in His…
- He is Stimulated to Speak of Him by the Longing of a Grateful Mind. To the…
- The Son Alone Knows How to Praise the Father Worthily. In Christ and by Christ…
- Here Gregory Interweaves the Narrative of His Former Life. His Birth of Heathen…
- The Arts by Which Origen Studies to Keep Gregory and His Brother Athenodorus…
- The Wonderful Skill With Which Origen Prepares Gregory and Athenodorus for…
- Then in Due Succession He Instructs Them in Physics, Geometry, and Astronomy
- But He Imbues Their Minds, Above All, With Ethical Science; And He Does Not…
- Hence the Mere Word-Sages Are Confuted, Who Say and Yet Act Not
- Origen is the First and the Only One That Exhorts Gregory to Add to His…
- Gregory Disallows Any Attainment of the Virtues on His Part. Piety is Both the…
- The Method Which Origen Used in His Theological and Metaphysical Instructions…
- Whence the Contentions of Philosophers Have Sprung. Against Those Who Catch at…
- The Case of Divine Matters. Only God and His Prophets Are to Be Heard in These…
- Gregory Laments His Departure Under a Threefold Comparison; Likening It to…
- Gregory Consoles Himself
- Peroration, and Apology for the Oration
- Apostrophe to Origen, and Therewith the Leave-Taking, and the Urgent Utterance…
- Elucidations