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Letters

St Basil the Great, NPNF II.8

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  2. 1. Letter 1: To Eustathius the Philosopher
  3. 2. Letter 2: Basil to Gregory
  4. 3. Letter 3: To Candidianus
  5. 4. Letter 4: To Olympius
  6. 5. Letter 5: To Nectarius
  7. 6. Letter 6: To the Wife of Nectarius
  8. 7. Letter 7: To Gregory My Friend
  9. Letter 8: To the Cæsareans. A Defence of His Withdrawal, and Concerning the Faith
  10. 9. Letter 9: To Maximus the Philosopher
  11. 10. Letter 10: To a Widow
  12. 11. Letter 11: Without Address. To Some Friends
  13. 12. Letter 12: To Olympius
  14. 13. Letter 13: To Olympius
  15. 14. Letter 14: To Gregory His Friend
  16. 15. Letter 15: To Arcadius, Imperial Treasurer
  17. 16. Letter 16: Against Eunomius the Heretic
  18. 17. Letter 17: To Origenes
  19. 18. Letter 18: To Macarius and John
  20. 19. Letter 19: To Gregory My Friend
  21. 20. Letter 20: To Leontius the Sophist
  22. 21. Letter 21: To Leontius the Sophist
  23. Letter 22: Without Address. On the Perfection of the Life of Solitaries
  24. 23. Letter 23: To a Solitary
  25. Letter 24: To Athanasius, Father of Athanasius Bishop of Ancyra
  26. 25. Letter 25: To Athanasius, Bishop of Ancyra
  27. 26. Letter 26: To Cæsarius, Brother of Gregory
  28. 27. Letter 27: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  29. 28. Letter 28: To the Church of Neocæsarea. Consolatory
  30. 29. Letter 29: To the Church of Ancyra. Consolatory
  31. 30. Letter 30: To Eusebius of Samosata
  32. 31. Letter 31: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  33. 32. Letter 32: To Sophronius the Master
  34. 33. Letter 33: To Aburgius
  35. 34. Letter 34: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  36. 35. Letter 35: Without Address
  37. 36. Letter 36: Without Address
  38. 37. Letter 37: Without Address
  39. Letter 38: To His Brother Gregory, Concerning the Difference Between οὐσία and ὑπόστασις
  40. 39. Letter 39: Julian to Basil
  41. 40. Letter 40: Julian to Basil
  42. 41. Letter 41: Basil to Julian
  43. 42. Letter 42: To Chilo, His Disciple
  44. 43. Letter 43: Admonition to the Young
  45. 44. Letter 44: To a Lapsed Monk
  46. 45. Letter 45: To a Lapsed Monk
  47. 46. Letter 46: To a Fallen Virgin
  48. 47. Letter 47: To Gregory
  49. 48. Letter 48: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  50. 49. Letter 49: To Arcadius the Bishop
  51. 50. Letter 50: To Bishop Innocentius
  52. 51. Letter 51: To Bishop Bosporius
  53. 52. Letter 52: To the Canonicæ
  54. 53. Letter 53: To the Chorepiscopi
  55. 54. Letter 54: To the Chorepiscopi
  56. 55. Letter 55: To Paregorius, the Presbyter
  57. 56. Letter 56: To Pergamius
  58. 57. Letter 57: To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
  59. 58. Letter 58: To Gregory My Brother
  60. 59. Letter 59: To Gregory, His Uncle
  61. 60. Letter 60: To Gregory His Uncle
  62. 61. Letter 61: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  63. 62. Letter 62: To the Church of Parnassus
  64. 63. Letter 63: To the Governor of Neocæsarea
  65. 64. Letter 64: To Hesychius
  66. 65. Letter 65: To Atarbius
  67. 66. Letter 66: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  68. 67. Letter 67: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  69. 68. Letter 68: To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
  70. 69. Letter 69: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  71. 70. Letter 70: Without Address
  72. 71. Letter 71: Basil to Gregory
  73. 72. Letter 72: To Hesychius
  74. 73. Letter 73: To Callisthenes
  75. 74. Letter 74: To Martinianus
  76. 75. Letter 75: To Aburgius
  77. 76. Letter 76: To Sophronius the Master
  78. 77. Letter 77: Without Inscription: About Therasius
  79. 78. Letter 78: Without Inscription, on Behalf of Elpidius
  80. 79. Letter 79: To Eustathius Bishop of Sebastia
  81. 80. Letter 80: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  82. 81. Letter 81: To Bishop Innocent
  83. 82. Letter 82: To Athanasius, Bishop of Alexandria
  84. 83. Letter 83: To a Magistrate
  85. 84. Letter 84: To the President
  86. 85. Letter 85: That the Oath Ought Not to Be Taken
  87. 86. Letter 86: To the Governor
  88. 87. Letter 87: Without Address on the Same Subject
  89. Letter 88: Without Address on the Subject of the Exaction of Taxes
  90. 89. Letter 89: To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
  91. 90. Letter 90: To the Holy Brethren the Bishops of the West
  92. 91. Letter 91: To Valerianus, Bishop of Illyricum
  93. 92. Letter 92: To the Italians and Gauls
  94. 93. Letter 93: To the Patrician Cæsaria, Concerning Communion
  95. 94. Letter 94: To Elias, Governor of the Province
  96. 95. Letter 95: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  97. 96. Letter 96: To Sophronius, the Master
  98. 97. Letter 97: To the Senate of Tyana
  99. 98. Letter 98: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  100. 99. Letter 99: To Count Terentius
  101. 100. Letter 100: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  102. 101. Letter 101: Consolatory
  103. 102. Letter 102: To the Citizens of Satala
  104. 103. Letter 103: To the People of Satala
  105. 104. Letter 104: To the Prefect Modestus
  106. Letter 105: To the Deaconesses, the Daughters of Count Terentius
  107. 106. Letter 106: To a Soldier
  108. 107. Letter 107: To the Widow Julitta
  109. 108. Letter 108: To the Guardian of the Heirs of Julitta
  110. 109. Letter 109: To the Count Helladius
  111. 110. Letter 110: To the Prefect Modestus
  112. 111. Letter 111: To Modestus, the Prefect
  113. 112. Letter 112: To Andronicus, a General
  114. 113. Letter 113: To the Presbyters of Tarsus
  115. 114. Letter 114: To Cyriacus, at Tarsus
  116. 115. Letter 115: To the Heretic Simplicia
  117. 116. Letter 116: To Firminius
  118. 117. Letter 117: Without Address
  119. 118. Letter 118: To Jovinus, Bishop of Perrha
  120. 119. Letter 119: To Eustathius, Bishop of Sebasteia
  121. 120. Letter 120: To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
  122. 121. Letter 121: To Theodotus, Bishop of Nicopolis
  123. 122. Letter 122: To Pœmenius, Bishop of Satala
  124. 123. Letter 123: To Urbicius, the Monk
  125. 124. Letter 124: To Theodorus
  126. Letter 125: A Transcript of the Faith as Dictated by Saint Basil, and Subscribed by…
  127. 126. Letter 126: To Atarbius
  128. 127. Letter 127: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  129. 128. Letter 128: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  130. 129. Letter 129: To Meletius Bishop of Antioch
  131. 130. Letter 130: To Theodotus Bishop of Nicopolis
  132. 131. Letter 131: To Olympius
  133. 132. Letter 132: To Abramius, Bishop of Batnæ
  134. 133. Letter 133: To Peter, Bishop of Alexandria
  135. 134. Letter 134: To the Presbyter Pœonius
  136. 135. Letter 135: To Diodorus, Presbyter of Antioch
  137. 136. Letter 136: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  138. Letter 137: To Antipater, on His Assuming the Governorship of Cappadocia
  139. 138. Letter 138: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  140. 139. Letter 139: To the Alexandrians
  141. 140. Letter 140: To the Church of Antioch
  142. 141. Letter 141: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  143. 142. Letter 142: To the Prefects’ Accountant
  144. 143. Letter 143: To Another Accountant
  145. 144. Letter 144: To the Prefects’ Officer
  146. 145. Letter 145: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  147. 146. Letter 146: To Antiochus
  148. 147. Letter 147: To Aburgius
  149. 148. Letter 148: To Trajan
  150. 149. Letter 149: To Trajan
  151. 150. Letter 150: To Amphilochius in the Name of Heraclidas
  152. 151. Letter 151: To Eustathius the Physician
  153. 152. Letter 152: To Victor, the Commander
  154. 153. Letter 153: To Victor the Ex-Consul
  155. 154. Letter 154: To Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica
  156. 155. Letter 155: Without Address. In the Case of a Trainer
  157. 156. Letter 156: To the Presbyter Evagrius
  158. 157. Letter 157: To Amiochus
  159. 158. Letter 158: To Antiochus
  160. 159. Letter 159: To Eupaterius and His Daughter
  161. 160. Letter 160: To Diodorus
  162. 161. Letter 161: To Amphilochius on His Consecration as Bishop
  163. 162. Letter 162: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  164. 163. Letter 163: To Count Jovinus
  165. 164. Letter 164: To Ascholius
  166. 165. Letter 165: To Ascholius, Bishop of Thessalonica
  167. 166. Letter 166: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  168. 167. Letter 167: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  169. 168. Letter 168: To Antiochus
  170. 169. Letter 169: Basil to Gregory
  171. 170. Letter 170: To Glycerius
  172. 171. Letter 171: To Gregory
  173. 172. Letter 172: To Sophronius, the Bishop
  174. 173. Letter 173: To Theodora the Canoness
  175. 174. Letter 174: To a Widow
  176. 175. Letter 175: To Count Magnenianus
  177. 176. Letter 176: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  178. 177. Letter 177: To Saphronius the Master
  179. 178. Letter 178: To Aburgius
  180. 179. Letter 179: To Arinthæus
  181. Letter 180: To the Master Sophronius, on Behalf of Eunathius
  182. 181. Letter 181: To Otreius, Bishop of Melitene
  183. 182. Letter 182: To the Presbyters of Samosata
  184. 183. Letter 183: To the Senate of Samosata
  185. 184. Letter 184: To Eustathius, Bishop of Himmeria
  186. 185. Letter 185: To Theodotus, Bishop of Beræa
  187. 186. Letter 186: To Antipater, the Governor
  188. 187. Letter 187: Antipater to Basil
  189. 188. Letter 188: To Amphilochius, Concerning the Canons
  190. 189. Letter 189: To Eustathius the Physician
  191. 190. Letter 190: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  192. 191. Letter 191: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  193. 192. Letter 192: To Sophronius the Master
  194. 193. Letter 193: To Meletius the Physician
  195. 194. Letter 194: To Zoilus
  196. 195. Letter 195: To Euphronius, Bishop of Colonia Armeniæ
  197. 196. Letter 196: To Aburgius
  198. 197. Letter 197: To Ambrose, Bishop of Milan
  199. 198. Letter 198: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  200. 199. Letter 199: To Amphilochius, Concerning the Canons
  201. 200. Letter 200: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  202. 201. Letter 201: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  203. 202. Letter 202: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  204. 203. Letter 203: To the Bishops of the Sea Coast
  205. 204. Letter 204: To the Neocæsareans
  206. 205. Letter 205: To Elpidius the Bishop
  207. 206. Letter 206: To Elpidius the Bishop. Consolatory
  208. 207. Letter 207: To the Clergy of Neocæsarea
  209. 208. Letter 208: To Eulancius
  210. 209. Letter 209: Without Address
  211. 210. Letter 210: To the Notables of Neocæsarea
  212. 211. Letter 211: To Olympius
  213. 212. Letter 212: To Hilarius
  214. 213. Letter 213: Without Address
  215. 214. Letter 214: To Count Terentius
  216. 215. Letter 215: To the Presbyter Dorotheus
  217. 216. Letter 216: To Meletius, Bishop of Antioch
  218. 217. Letter 217: To Amphilochius, the Canons
  219. 218. Letter 218: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  220. 219. Letter 219: To the Clergy of Samosata
  221. 220. Letter 220: To the Beræans
  222. 221. Letter 221: To the Beræans
  223. 222. Letter 222: To the People of Chalcis
  224. 223. Letter 223: Against Eustathius of Sebasteia
  225. 224. Letter 224: To the Presbyter Genethlius
  226. 225. Letter 225: To Demosthenes, as from the Synod of Bishops
  227. 226. Letter 226: To the Ascetics Under Him
  228. 227. Letter 227: Consolatory, to the Clergy of Colonia
  229. 228. Letter 228: To the Magistrates of Colonia
  230. 229. Letter 229: To the Clergy of Nicopolis
  231. 230. Letter 230: To the Magistrates of Nicopolis
  232. 231. Letter 231: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  233. 232. Letter 232: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  234. 233. Letter 233: To Amphilochius, in Reply to Certain Questions
  235. 234. Letter 234: To the Same, in Answer to Another Question
  236. 235. Letter 235: To the Same, in Answer to Another Question
  237. 236. Letter 236: To the Same Amphilochius
  238. 237. Letter 237: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  239. 238. Letter 238: To the Presbyters of Nicopolis
  240. 239. Letter 239: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  241. 240. Letter 240: To the Presbyters of Nicopolis
  242. 241. Letter 241: To Eusebius, Bishop of Samosata
  243. 242. Letter 242: To the Westerns
  244. Letter 243: To the Bishops of Italy and Gaul Concerning the Condition and Confusion of…
  245. 244. Letter 244: To Patrophilus, Bishop of Ægæ
  246. 245. Letter 245: To Theophilus the Bishop
  247. 246. Letter 246: To the Nicopolitans
  248. 247. Letter 247: To the Nicopolitans
  249. 248. Letter 248: To Amphilochius, Bishop of Iconium
  250. 249. Letter 249: Without Address. Commendatory
  251. 250. Letter 250: To Patrophilus, Bishop of Ægæ
  252. 251. Letter 251: To the People of Evæsæ
  253. 252. Letter 252: To the Bishops of the Pontic Diocese
  254. 253. Letter 253: To the Presbyters of Antioch
  255. 254. Letter 254: To Pelagius, Bishop of the Syrian Laodicea
  256. 255. Letter 255: To Vitus, Bishop of Charræ
  257. Letter 256: To the Very Well Beloved and Reverend Brethren the Presbyters Acacius,…
  258. 257. Letter 257: To the Monks Harassed by the Arians
  259. 258. Letter 258: To Epiphanius the Bishop
  260. 259. Letter 259: To the Monks Palladius and Innocent
  261. 260. Letter 260: To Optimus the Bishop
  262. 261. Letter 261: To the Sozopolitans
  263. 262. Letter 262: To the Monk Urbicius
  264. 263. Letter 263: To the Westerns
  265. 264. Letter 264: To Barses, Bishop of Edessa, in Exile
  266. Letter 265: To Eulogius, Alexander, and Harpocration, Bishops of Egypt, in Exile
  267. 266. Letter 266: To Petrus, Bishop of Alexandria
  268. 267. Letter 267: To Barses, Bishop of Edessa, in Exile
  269. 268. Letter 268: To Eusebius, in Exile
  270. Letter 269: To the Wife of Arinthæus, the General. Consolatory
  271. 270. Letter 270: Without Address. Concerning Raptus
  272. Letter 271: To Eusebius, My Comrade, to Recommend Cyriacus the Presbyter
  273. 272. Letter 272: To Sophronius the Magister Officiorum
  274. 273. Letter 273: Without Address. Concerning Hera
  275. 274. Letter 274: To Himerius, the Master
  276. 275. Letter 275: Without Address. Concerning Hera
  277. 276. Letter 276: To the Great Harmatius
  278. 277. Letter 277: To the Learned Maximus
  279. 278. Letter 278: To Valerianus
  280. 279. Letter 279: To Modestus the Prefect
  281. 280. Letter 280: To Modestus the Prefect
  282. 281. Letter 281: To Modestus the Prefect
  283. 282. Letter 282: To a Bishop
  284. 283. Letter 283: To a Widow
  285. 284. Letter 284: To the Assessor in the Case of Monks
  286. 285. Letter 285: Without Address
  287. 286. Letter 286: To the Commentariensis
  288. 287. Letter 287: Without Address
  289. 288. Letter 288: Without Address. Excommunicatory
  290. 289. Letter 289: Without Address. Concerning an Afflicted Woman
  291. 290. Letter 290: To Nectarius
  292. 291. Letter 291: To Timotheus the Chorepiscopus
  293. 292. Letter 292: To Palladius
  294. 293. Letter 293: To Julianus
  295. 294. Letter 294: To Festus and Magnus
  296. 295. Letter 295: To Monks
  297. 296. Letter 296: To a Widow
  298. 297. Letter 297: To a Widow
  299. 298. Letter 298: Without Address
  300. 299. Letter 299: To a Censitor
  301. 300. Letter 300: Without Address
  302. 301. Letter 301: To Maximus
  303. 302. Letter 302: To the Wife of Briso
  304. 303. Letter 303: To the Comes Privatarum
  305. 304. Letter 304: To Aburgius
  306. 305. Letter 305: Without Address
  307. 306. Letter 306: To the Governor of Sebasteia
  308. 307. Letter 307: Without Address
  309. 308. Letter 308: Without Address
  310. 309. Letter 309: Without Address
  311. 310. Letter 310: Without Address
  312. 311. Letter 311: Without Address
  313. 312. Letter 312: Without Address
  314. 313. Letter 313: Without Address
  315. 314. Letter 314: Without Address
  316. 315. Letter 315: Without Address
  317. 316. Letters 316–319: Without Address
  318. 320. Letter 320: Without Address
  319. 321. Letter 321: To Thecla
  320. 322. Letter 322: Without Address
  321. 323. Letter 323: To Philagrius Arcenus
  322. 324. Letter 324: To Pasinicus, the Physician
  323. 325. Letter 325: To Magninianus
  324. 326. Letter 326: Without Address
  325. 327. Letter 327: Without Address
  326. 328. Letter 328: To Hyperectius
  327. 329. Letter 329: To Phalirius
  328. 330. Letters 330–333
  329. 334. Letter 334: To a Writer
  330. 335. Letter 335: Basil to Libanius
  331. 336. Letter 336: Libanius to Basilius
  332. 337. Letter 337: Basil to Libanius
  333. 338. Letter 338: Libanius to Basil
  334. 339. Letter 339: Basil to Libanius
  335. 340. Letter 340: Libanius to Basil
  336. 341. Letter 341: Libanius to Basil
  337. 342. Letter 342: Basil to Libanius
  338. 343. Letter 343: Libanius to Basil
  339. 344. Letter 344: Basil to Libanius
  340. 345. Letter 345: Libanius to Basil
  341. 346. Letter 346: Libanius to Basil
  342. 347. Letter 347: Libanius to Basil
  343. 348. Letter 348: Basil to Libanius
  344. 349. Letter 349: Libanius to Basil
  345. 350. Letter 350: Basil to Libanius
  346. 351. Letter 351: Basil to Libanius
  347. 352. Letter 352: Libanius to Basil
  348. 353. Letter 353: Basil to Libanius
  349. 354. Letter 354: Libanius to Basil
  350. 355. Letter 355: Libanius to Basil
  351. 356. Letter 356: Basil to Libanius
  352. 357. Letter 357: Libanius to Basil
  353. 358. Letter 358: Libanius to Basil
  354. 359. Letter 359: Basil to Libanius
  355. Letter 360: Of the Holy Trinity, the Incarnation, the Invocation of Saints, and Their…
  356. 361. Letters 361–365
  357. Letter 366: Basil to Urbicius the Monk, Concerning Continency