Latina, Graeca et Orientais
(1883)
Author: Goelzer, Henri (Henri Jules Ernest), 1853-1929
Subject: Severus, Sulpicius; Latin language, Post classical
Publisher: Paris : Hachette
Language: Latin
Call number: AGO-3676
Digitizing sponsor: University of Toronto
Book contributor: Robarts – University of Toronto
Collection: robarts; toronto
Notes: some text blurry
(1852)
Author: Mai, Angelo, 1782-1854
Subject: Christian literature, Early
Publisher: Romae : Typis Sacri Consilii Propagando Christiano Nomini
Language: Latin
Call number: ALF-7960
Digitizing sponsor: University of Toronto
Book contributor: Robarts – University of Toronto
Collection: robarts; toronto
Other volumes was published the past year, and announced in this post:
(1827)
Author: Clausen, Henrik Nicolai, 1793-1877
Subject: Augustine, Saint, Bishop of Hippo; Bible
Publisher: Hauniae J.H. Schultz
Language: Latin
Call number: AAA-9050
Digitizing sponsor: University of Toronto
Book contributor: Robarts – University of Toronto
Collection: robarts; toronto
Notes: inner margin very narrow
Author: Alanus, de Insulis, d. 1202
Subject: Christian literature, Early; Fathers of the church, Latin; Littérature chrétienne primitive; Pères latins
Publisher: Paris [France] : Apud J.-P. Migne editorem seu Petit-Montrouge
Language: Latin
Call number: 2679571
Digitizing sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries
Book contributor: Boston College Libraries
Collection: Boston_College_Library; blc; americana
The past Feb. 18, 2009, we post a notice about some volumes of GCS available in Internet Archive.
Yesterday, we upload and share in Scribd an ordinated list with the volumes available in Googlebooks and Internet Archive services.
Thanks to Claudiu for facilitate us the volumes of GB, and to Pilipos for the work done programming our upload’ script.
Thanks to the help of Claudiu, P. Stefan Zara, Pilipos, and all the members of the PLGO’ Community, we are now able to share this collection, where the volumes available in some big editorial projects as Googlebooks and Internet Archive, has been ordered and gathered in a single place: our Scribd’ account.
Welcome, and enjoy.
Atte.: The administrators.
AS AN
BY
RICHARD CHENEVIX TRENCH, B.D.
VICAR OF ITCHENSTOKE, HANTS;
AND EXAMINING CHAPLAIN TO THE LORD BISHOP OF OXFORD.
LONDON:
JOHN W. PARKER, WEST STRAND.
MDCCCLI.
IT is not my intention to offer in this present essay any estimate of the worth of St. Augustine’s theology, regarded as a whole, but so far as possible to confine myself to the subject indicated by its title, and to consider him in a single light, that is, as an interpreter of Holy Scripture. An essay undertaking this, if it were not closely watched in its growth, might easily, and almost unawares, pass into that, and thus become quite another thing from that which it was intended to be : yet it does not appear to me that an attempt to trace his leading characteristics as an expositor, to estimate his accomplishments, moral and mental, for being a successful one, to set forth the rules and principles of exposition which he either expressly laid down or habitually acted on, and to give a few specimens of his actual manner of interpretation, (which is all I propose to myself here,) need involve the logical necessity of going on to consider his whole scheme of theology. Between so great and arduous a work as that, and the comparatively humbler, and certainly more limited task which I have undertaken here, a line of distinction may very justly be drawn, and if due watchfulness is exercised, may without any great difficulty be observed.
Trench. St. Augustine as an interpreter of Holy Scripture (1851).
LITERATURE. SERIES II
LATIN TEXTS
By
HERBERT MOORE M. A.
SOCIETY FOR. PROMOTING
CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. London
The Macmillan Company. New York.
1919
It is hard to believe that the author of the treatise On the Trinity was simply an ambitious schemer, who adopted a popular theory to secure his own advancement. We may give him credit for having acted from the same zeal for the good of the Church and the glory of God which had led him previously to use his great abilities as a writer to explain the Catholic faith, his devotion to which was perfectly sincere. Religious speculations, some wild and fanciful, others deeply philosophical, were abroad in abundance, springing mostly from Greek or Eastern thinkers. Without the Church, some of these teachers tried to incorporate Christian elements into their systems ; while within, men who professed the faith had allowed these speculations to draw them from the faith as the Church understood it, into forms of opinion which the Church called heresy. Tertullian, in Africa, had written various treatises to purge the faith from these erroneous ideas, and to explain what it really is ; Novatian decided to do the same at Rome. He is the first great Roman writer; great, not only in his powers of thought, but in the cultured style, based upon his study of the best Latin authors, which he was able to devote to the expression of it.
Editio emendatior et copiosior. consilio B.G. Niebuhrii. 1828.
This collection was previously published in an old entry of this website. Now we have stored the same collection in the Scribd’ service to allow the visitors the fast access to this resource in a single place. To complete the Internet Archive digitalization, a copy of the DCO version has been stored too, in the same electronic collection.
TEXTES ET DOCUMENTS
POUR L’ÉTUDE HISTORIQUE DU CHRISTIANISME
PUBLIÉS SOUS LA DIRECTION DE
HIPPOLYTE HEMMER ET PAUL LEJAY
DE PRAESCRIPTIONE
HAERETICORUM
TEXTE LATIN, TRADUCTION FRANçAISE
INTRODUCTION ET INDEX
PAR
PIERRE DE LABRIOLLE
PROFESSEUR A L’UNIVERSITÉ DE FRIBOURG SUlSSE
PARIS
LIBRAIRIE ALPHONSE PICARD ET FILS
82, RUE BONAPARTE, 82
1907
Les premiers chapitres du De Praescriptione nous laissent entrevoir les circonstances qui décidèrent Tertullien à écrire cet opuscule. Le Gnosticisme sévissait. Rompus à toutes les acrobaties de la dialectique, les Gnostiques excellaient à éveiller le doute et le scrupule dans le coeur de ceux qui avaient la faiblesse ou la présomption de discuter avec eux. Un certain nombre de désertions avaient aflligé l’Église ; et, en raison de la qualité, de la science, de l’apparente vertu des renégats, beaucoup d’âmes s’en étaient senties troublées.
The PLGO Community is uploading and sharing the available books of the Patrologia Series Latina, digitalized and available too via Gallica, a part of the BNF.
Even as this collection is added to the InternetArchive catalog, the access to these volumes still being difficult, even impossible of acquire to some visitors of both websites.
We open an account in Scribd, and the volumes will be uploaded the next days.
The address to access this collection is:
http://www.scribd.com/document_collections/2620648
Nota: The items has not been modified in any aspect, and all the credit and reference to this collection must include the original creator of the .pdf files: the BNF/Gallica service. The warning page at front of each document must be kept in order to download, store and read the document.
Today, some of the volumes which begun to the CSCO – Scriptores Syri, has been added as collection to the Scribd service. This allow the visitors and members of our community the ability to read online these books, having all the time this precious reference at hand.
This magnificent work has been realized by Pilipos.