Maximus (approximately 580-662), Confessor, Saint
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Gerasimos, Patriarch of Alexandria: Enkomion on the Monastery of Mt. Sinai; Cherjug (??), Commentary on the Liturgies, according to the Letter of the Russian Patriarch Nikon; Gerasimos; Maximos, on Sunday in Lent; various patristica.

Gerasimos, Patriarch of Alexandria: Enkomion on the Monastery of Mt. Sinai; Cherjug (??), Commentary on the Liturgies, according to the Letter of the Russian Patriarch Nikon; Gerasimos; Maximos, on Sunday in Lent; various patristica.

Gerasimos Patriarch of Alexandria

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Nikephoros Blemmydes on portents (incl. "Hermes Trismegistos on the earthquakes"); Theophilos Korydaleos, Geography; Johannes Bediasimos on Kleomedes' History; Andreas of Caesarea, Therapeutics; "On the Wind"; Psellus; Johannes Eugenites on the genealogy of Mary; Empedokles on the sphere; Meletios of Pega on the Easter of the Latins; Methusalem of Sinai, Against the Copts, On Baptism, On the Liturgies; Tomos of the Emperor Manuel; Commentary on the Psalms; Anastasios of Sinai, On Ikons etc.; Psellus (incl. Platonica); Methodios; etc. etc.

Nikephoros Blemmydes on portents (incl. "Hermes Trismegistos on the earthquakes"); Theophilos Korydaleos, Geography; Johannes Bediasimos on Kleomedes' History; Andreas of Caesarea, Therapeutics; "On the Wind"; Psellus; Johannes Eugenites on the genealogy of Mary; Empedokles on the sphere; Meletios of Pega on the Easter of the Latins; Methusalem of Sinai, Against the Copts, On Baptism, On the Liturgies; Tomos of the Emperor Manuel; Commentary on the Psalms; Anastasios of Sinai, On Ikons etc.; Psellus (incl. Platonica); Methodios; etc. etc.

Nicephorus, Blemmydes, 1197-1272

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