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Ambrose of Milan De officiis, 220n.100 Asterius of Amasea Against Covetousness, 53–54 Homilies I–XIV, 223n.22 Homily 1, 56, 65–79, 93, 106–11, 128–33, 149–54, 163–65, 224–27 varia, 237–38 varia, 241–42 varia, 247–48 varia Homily 2 (The Unjust Steward), 47, 200n.28, 214n.61, 214nn.63–64 Homily 3 (Against Covetousness), 219nn.91–92 Augustine City of God, 18, 40, 200n.34 Confessions I.1, 20 Basil of Caesarea Commentary on Isaiah, 224n.31 Epistle 265, 203n.15 Homily 4, 214n.61 Homily 6, 39, 199n.27, 202n.4, 203n.17 Homily 8, 214n.61 Homily 12, 40, 204n.26 Homily 21, 200n.28 Letter to Egyptian Bishops, 38 Clement of Alexandria Paedogogus, 210n.53, 227n.49 Quis dives salvetur, 45, 210nn.52–54, 214n.61 Stromateis, 41, 205n.28, 210nn.52–53 Commodianus Explanation of the Psalms, 232n.91 Cyril of Alexandria Homilies on Luke, 220n.102 Didache 4.8, 45, 196n.8 13, 208n.48 Epiphanius Panarion, 46, 209n.50, 213n.57 Epistle of Barnabas 19, 45, 208n.47 Eusebius of Caesarea De vita Constantini, 200n.32 Gregory Nazianzen Oration 3, 200n.33 293 Index of Early Christian Sources KL The term varia after a page or page range indicates that numerous endnotes cite the early Christian source; these are not listed individually. 294 Index of Early Christian Sources Oration 4, 200n.33, 204n.22 Oration 6, 23, 197nn.13–15 Oration 14, 71, 214nn.61–62, 214nn.66–67, 225n.34, 225n.42 Oration 32, 233n.12 Oration 33, 197n.15 Oration 43, 28, 200n.31 Oration 44, 219n.95 Gregory of Nyssa Against the Usurers, 216n.76 De opificio hominis, 199n.22 De vita Macrina, 145 De vita s. Ephraem, 203n.11 Life of Macrina, 224n.31 On Virginity, 38, 203n.13 Irenaeus of Lyon Against Heresies III, 199n.21 Against Heresies IV, 45, 208n.49, 209n.50 Against Heresies V, 40, 205n.27 Jerome Epistle 45, 228n.58 Homily 86, 56, 80–92, 93, 111–20, 133–39, 154–58, 163–65, 229–32 varia, 238–39 varia, 242–43 varia, 249 varia John Chrysostom De Anna hom. 5, 206n.36 Homilies on the Acts of the Apostles 5.4, 41, 205n.29 Homilies on 1 Corinthians, 39, 203n.19, 214n.66, 214n.70 Homilies on 2 Corinthians, 214n.69 Homilies on Genesis, 224n.31, 225n.42, 232n.91 Homilies on John, 39, 202n.8, 203n.20, 214n.61, 214n.71, 215n.72 Homilies on Matthew, 47, 199n.27, 203n.16, 203n.18, 209n.50, 214nn.66–68, 218n.87 Homilies on 1 Timothy, 202n.8 Peccata fratrum non evulganda, 203n.18 Two Homilies on Those Who Hate Riches, 202n.8 Justin Martyr Apology I, 197n.17 Dialogue with Trypho, 196n.11 Lactantius Divine Institutes III, 213n.60 Minucius Felix Octavius, 197n.17 Origen Contra Celsum VII.59–60, 38, 203n.12 On Psalm 36, 232n.91 Palladius Lausiac History, 55 (anon.) Pelagian author On Wealth, 213n.58 Peter of Alexandria On Riches, 46 Pseudo–Chrysostom On the Parable of the Prodigal Son, 38, 203n.14 Salvian of Marseille Concerning the Governance of God, 40, 204n.23 Shepherd of Hermas, 45, 196n.8, 210n.51 Tertullian Apology, 196n.11, 197n.17, 199n.26 Gregory Nazianzen (cont.) [3.93.173.205] Project MUSE (2024-03-19 10:06 GMT) Index of Early Christian Sources 295 Theodoret of Cyrus Commentary on Romans 12, 202n.10 Discourse on Providence 6, 122, 127, 210n.51, 224n.31, 241n.23 Theophilus of Alexandria Festal Letters, 224n.31 Brian Matz is associate professor of the history of Christianity and the Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen Professor of Peace and Justice at Carroll College. He is author and co-editor of a number of books, including Reading Patristic Texts on Social Ethics: Issues and Challenges for Twenty-First-Century Christian Social Thought (co-edited with Johan Leemans and Johan Verstraeten). [3.93.173.205] Project MUSE (2024-03-19 10:06 GMT) CAT H O L I C SO C I A L TR A D I T I O N “Patristics and Catholic SocialThought is completely original in approach and stands alone as a unique contribution to the problem of bridging the hermeneutical gap between early Christianity and the contemporary church and the social issues with which we engage today.The book is written in a clear and simple style that is readily accessible to both the specialist and nonspecialist reader...