Christian Classics
‹ Dionysius the Areopagite: Works
Contents
Volume 1Principal Works on Dionysius the AreopagiteBooks to Be ReadOn Divine NamesCaput I.Caput II.Caput III.Caput IV.Caput V.Caput VI.Caput VII.Caput VIII.Caput IX.Caput X.Caput XI.Caput XII.Caput XIII.NoteMystic TheologyCaput I.Caput II.Caput III.Caput IV.Caput V.LettersLetter I. To Gaius Therapeutes.Letter II. To the same Gaius Therapeutes.Letter III. To the same Gaius.Letter IV. To the same Gaius Therapeutes.Letter V. To Dorotheus, Leitourgos.Letter VI. To Sopatros—Priest.Letter VII. To Polycarp—Hierarch.Letter VIII. To Demophilus, Therapeutes. About minding ones own business, and kindness.Letter IX. To Titus, Hierarch, asking by letter what is the house of wisdom, what the bowl, and what are its meats and drinks?Letter X. To John, Theologos, Apostle and Evangelist, imprisoned in the Isle of Patmos.Letter XI. Dionysius to Apollophanes, Philosopher.Preface to LiturgyLiturgy of St. Dionysius, Bishop of the AtheniansObjections to GenuinenessDedicationBooks to Be ReadDionysius the Areopagite and the Alexandrine SchoolCaput I.Caput II.Caput III.Caput IV.Caput V.Caput VI.Caput VII.Caput VIII.Caput IX.Caput X.Caput XI.Caput XII.Caput XIII.Caput XIV.Caput XV.Caput I.Caput Ii.Caput III.Caput IV.Caput V.Caput VI.Caput VII.List of BishopsApostolic Traditions Generally in Abeyance.

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Books to Be Read

1st. “The doctrine of the Lord, through the Twelve Apostles, to the .” Spence, Nisbet.

2nd. “The Apostolic Constitutions.” Lagarde. Williams and Norgate, 1862.

3rd. “Coptic Constitutions.” Lagarde. Tattam, 1845,

4th. Justin Martyr—for Liturgy.

5th. Hippolitus, “Refutation of all heresies.” Duncker. Göttingen, 1859.

6th. Hierocles on “Golden Verses” of Pythagoras. Roger Daniel. London, 1654.

7th. “Ecclesiastical History (in Greek) from establishment of the Church to our own time.” By Professor Kyriakos. Athens, 1898.

8th. “St. Denys, l’Areopagite, premier Evèque de Paris.” Darras, 1863. Vives, Paris.

9th. Gale’s “Court of the .” Hall, Oxon, 1672.

10th. Dexter’s Chronicle. Migne, T. 31.

11th. Monuments inédits. Faillon.