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181 letters423-458 ADby Theodoret of Cyrrhus

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#1
Theodoret of Cyrrhusan Unknown Correspondentc. 440 AD

To an Unknown Correspondent.

#2
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

To the Same.

#3
Theodoret of CyrrhusIrenæusc. 440 AD

This kind of comparison is, I think, actually forbidden by the divine Apostle.

#4
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal.

#5
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal.

#6
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal.

#7
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheonillac. 440 AD

Had I heard earlier of the death of your most honorable husband, I would have written long before now.

#8
Theodoret of CyrrhusEugraphiac. 440 AD

There is no need for me to call on the spells of the spirit to treat your grief once more.

#9
Theodoret of Cyrrhusan Anonymous Correspondentc. 440 AD

To an Anonymous Correspondent.

#10
Theodoret of Cyrrhuslearned Maximusc. 440 AD

To the Learned Elias.

#11
Theodoret of CyrrhusFlavianus of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

The Creator and Governor of all the universe has made you a light to the world, and changed deep, moonless night...

#12
Theodoret of CyrrhusIrenæusc. 440 AD

Job — that famous fortress of unyielding resolve, that noble champion of goodness — was not shaken even by the...

#13
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodoret, of Cyrus, on Perseverance in Faithc. 440 AD

I had heard of the island of Lesbos and of its cities — Mytilene, Methymna, and the rest — but I knew nothing of the...

#14
Theodoret of CyrrhusAlexandrac. 440 AD

If I had thought only of the size of the loss you have suffered, I would have needed consolation myself — not just...

#15
Theodoret of CyrrhusSilvanus Primatec. 440 AD

I know that my words of consolation come somewhat late.

#16
Theodoret of CyrrhusIrenæusc. 440 AD

There is nothing good in prospect, it seems.

#17
Theodoret of Cyrrhusdeaconesses, daughters of Terentiusc. 440 AD

To the Deaconess Casiana.

#18
Theodoret of CyrrhusNeoptolemusc. 440 AD

When I look at the divine law that calls husband and wife joined in marriage one flesh, I hardly know how to comfort...

#19
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter Basilius.

#20
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter Martyrius.

#21
Theodoret of Cyrrhuslearned Maximusc. 440 AD

To the Learned Eusebius.

#22
Theodoret of CyrrhusUlpianusc. 440 AD

It is said that what is defective in human behavior can be corrected and improved by words.

#23
Theodoret of CyrrhusArigius, Patricianc. 440 AD

To the Patrician Areobindas.

#24
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndreas of Samosatac. 440 AD

Your piety, nursling of the love of God, longs for my company — I am certain of it.

#25
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal.

#26
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal.

#27
Theodoret of CyrrhusAquilinus, and Archimandritec. 440 AD

No one who has received the divine adoption mourns as an orphan, because no guardian care could be more powerful...

#28
Theodoret of CyrrhusJacobus, Presbyter and Monkc. 440 AD

Those who have adorned the vigor of their youth with virtuous labor come happily to old age, gladdened by the memory...

#29
Theodoret of CyrrhusApellionc. 440 AD

The sufferings of the people of Carthage would demand — and in their magnitude might exceed — the full power of...

#30
Theodoret of CyrrhusAerius Sophistc. 440 AD

Now is the moment for your Academy to prove the value of all your discussions.

#31
Theodoret of CyrrhusDomnus of Antiochc. 440 AD

The knowledge that Your Magnificence abounds in the love of God encourages me to call upon your great and generous...

#32
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheoctistusc. 440 AD

I have received your letter with delight, not only because it came from a friend, but because it revealed the...

#33
Theodoret of CyrrhusStasimus, and Primatec. 440 AD

The praises that are borne to us by the many who speak of you match what I already knew of your character.

#34
Theodoret of CyrrhusPatriciusc. 440 AD

The cares of this life press upon us from every side, and sometimes the weight seems almost more than flesh can bear.

#35
Theodoret of CyrrhusIrenæusc. 440 AD

Theodoret to Andreas, Bishop of Samosata.

#36
Theodoret of CyrrhusPompianus, of Emesac. 440 AD

What I have long feared has now come to pass.

#37
Theodoret of CyrrhusSalustius Governorc. 440 AD

Theodoret, Festal Letter.

#38
Theodoret of CyrrhusFirmusc. 440 AD

Theodoret to Firmus, Bishop of Caesarea.

#39
Theodoret of CyrrhusEusebiusc. 440 AD

The arrival of your letter was like a refreshing breeze in the heat of summer.

#40
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodorusc. 440 AD

Your eloquence, which I have long admired from afar, has now been demonstrated to me afresh through your excellent...

#41
Theodoret of CyrrhusClaudianusc. 440 AD

The divine celebration [Easter or a major feast] has brought us its usual spiritual blessings, but the bitter fruits...

#42
Theodoret of CyrrhusConstantiusc. 440 AD

If no pressing need compelled me to write to your greatness, I might rightly be accused of presumption -- of failing...

#43
Theodoret of CyrrhusConstantina Augustac. 440 AD

To the Augusta Pulcheria [Pulcheria was the elder sister of Emperor Theodosius II and a powerful political figure in...

#44
Theodoret of CyrrhusArigius, Patricianc. 440 AD

To the Patrician Senator,

#45
Theodoret of CyrrhusArigius, Patricianc. 440 AD

To the Patrician Anatolius,

#46
Theodoret of Cyrrhuslearned Maximusc. 440 AD

To the learned Petrus,

#47
Theodoret of CyrrhusProclus, of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

A year ago, thanks to your holiness, the distinguished Philip -- governor of our city -- was delivered from serious...

#48
Theodoret of CyrrhusEustathius, of Sebasteiac. 440 AD

I gladly accept the accusation, though I have no trouble disproving it.

#49
Theodoret of CyrrhusDamianus, of Sidonc. 440 AD

It is the nature of mirrors to reflect the faces of those who look into them -- anyone who gazes at one sees his own...

#50
Theodoret of CyrrhusAquilinus, and Archimandritec. 440 AD

To the Archimandrite Gerontius,

#51
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter Agapius,

#52
Theodoret of CyrrhusIbas, of Edessac. 440 AD

To Ibas, Bishop of Edessa [one of the major cities of Roman Mesopotamia, modern Urfa in southeastern Turkey],

#53
Theodoret of CyrrhusSophronius, of Constantinac. 440 AD

Since I know, beloved of God, how generous and bountiful your right hand is, I am placing a precious opportunity...

#54
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal greeting.

#55
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal greeting.

#56
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal greeting.

#57
Theodoret of CyrrhusLibertinus, Præfectc. 440 AD

To the Prefect Eutrechius,

#58
Theodoret of CyrrhusNomusc. 440 AD

To the Consul Nomus,

#59
Theodoret of CyrrhusClaudianusc. 440 AD

Sincere friendships are neither dissolved by distance nor weakened by time.

#60
Theodoret of CyrrhusDioscorus, of Alexandriac. 440 AD

To Dioscorus, Bishop of Alexandria [the patriarch of the most powerful see in the eastern church after Constantinople],

#61
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter Archibius,

#62
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter John,

#63
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal greeting.

#64
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

Festal greeting.

#65
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndronicus, a generalc. 440 AD

To the General Zeno,

#66
Theodoret of CyrrhusAerius Sophistc. 440 AD

She who bore you and raised you invites you to the long-awaited feast.

#67
Theodoret of CyrrhusMaranasc. 440 AD

It was really your task, my good sir, to summon the rest to the feast of the dedication as well.

#68
Theodoret of CyrrhusEpiphaniusc. 440 AD

I wanted to invite you to the feast of the holy apostles and prophets -- not only as a fellow citizen, but as one...

#69
Theodoret of CyrrhusEugraphiac. 440 AD

Had I not been unavoidably detained, the moment I heard that your great and distinguished husband had fallen asleep...

#70
Theodoret of CyrrhusEustathius, of Sebasteiac. 440 AD

The story of the noble Mary belongs in a tragedy.

#71
Theodoret of CyrrhusZeno, General andc. 440 AD

Your courage has won universal admiration -- courage tempered by gentleness and meekness, showing kindness to your...

#72
Theodoret of CyrrhusHermesigenes Assessorc. 440 AD

In the days when humanity was buried in the darkness of ignorance, different cities celebrated different festivals.

#73
Theodoret of CyrrhusApolloniusc. 440 AD

Themistocles, son of Neocles -- that famous and admirable general -- is described by his admiring historian as...

#74
Theodoret of CyrrhusUrbanusc. 440 AD

Our generous Lord has granted us once again to enjoy the feast and to send your excellency the festal greeting.

#75
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

To the Clergy of Beroea [modern Aleppo],

#76
Theodoret of CyrrhusUranius, Governor of Cyprusc. 440 AD

True friendship is strengthened by contact, but separation cannot sever it -- its bonds are too strong.

#77
Theodoret of CyrrhusEulalius, of Persian Armeniac. 440 AD

I know that Satan has sought "to sift you as wheat" [Luke 22:31], and that the Lord has allowed it -- so that he...

#78
Theodoret of CyrrhusEusebius, Archbishop of Thessalonicac. 440 AD

Whenever anything happens to the helmsman, the officer at the bow or the highest-ranking sailor takes his place --...

#79
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

To the Patrician Anatolius,

#80
Theodoret of CyrrhusEutrechiusc. 440 AD

To the Prefect Eutrechius,

#81
Theodoret of CyrrhusNomusc. 440 AD

To the Consul Nomus.

#82
Theodoret of CyrrhusEusebius, Archbishop of Thessalonicac. 440 AD

I had hoped at this time to receive frequent letters from Your Holiness.

#83
Theodoret of CyrrhusDioscorusc. 440 AD

Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrus, to Dioscorus, Archbishop of Alexandria.

#84
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

To the Bishops of Cilicia.

#85
Theodoret of CyrrhusBasil of Caesareac. 440 AD

The divine Paul names love as the chief of all goods, and commands that the children of the faith be nourished by it.

#86
Theodoret of CyrrhusFlavianus of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

I have been struck by many waves in this time, most beloved lord — but I have called on the great Pilot and have...

#87
Theodoret of CyrrhusDomnus, of Apameac. 440 AD

The law of brotherly love required that I should have received many letters from your godliness at this time.

#88
Theodoret of CyrrhusTaurus Patricianc. 440 AD

Slanderers have forced me past the bounds of moderation and compelled me to write to you — a man who has adorned the...

#89
Theodoret of CyrrhusFlorentiusc. 440 AD

In writing to your Greatness I am overreaching myself — but the cause of my daring is not self-confidence; it is the...

#90
Theodoret of CyrrhusLupicinusc. 440 AD

I have passed through the contests of my prime.

#91
Theodoret of CyrrhusEutrechiusc. 440 AD

To the Prefect Eutrechius.

#92
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

The most holy lord Archbishop Domnus has arranged for the devout bishops to travel to the imperial city, to bring a...

#93
Theodoret of CyrrhusSenator, Abbotc. 440 AD

I hold an indelible memory of your Magnificence in my heart, and I greet you now through these most devout and holy...

#94
Theodoret of CyrrhusProtogenes Præfectc. 440 AD

The loving-kindness of the Lord has already given you an opportunity to carry out your good intentions.

#95
Theodoret of CyrrhusLibertinus, Præfectc. 440 AD

To the Prefect Antiochus.

#96
Theodoret of CyrrhusNomusc. 440 AD

I have written to you two letters — three, I think — and received no reply.

#97
Theodoret of CyrrhusSporaciusc. 440 AD

Your Excellency's letter has given me great delight.

#98
Theodoret of CyrrhusPanchariusc. 440 AD

We are distressed to see the tempest assailing the churches, but their Master and Ruler — through mighty billows —...

#99
Theodoret of CyrrhusClaudianusc. 440 AD

Although you have not yet met me in person, I believe your Excellency is already aware of the open slanders that...

#100
Theodoret of CyrrhusAlexandrac. 440 AD

I have recently received your Excellency's letter, and for the zeal you have shown on my behalf I give you my...

#101
Theodoret of Cyrrhusdeaconesses, daughters of Terentiusc. 440 AD

To the Deaconess Celarina,

#102
Theodoret of CyrrhusBasiliusc. 440 AD

There is nothing surprising in strangers who do not know me listening in silence to the slanders against me.

#103
Theodoret of CyrrhusApolloniusc. 440 AD

To the Count Apollonius,

#104
Theodoret of CyrrhusFlavianus, of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

I have already informed your holiness in another letter how openly my accusers are slandering my teaching.

#105
Theodoret of CyrrhusEulogius, of Alexandriac. 440 AD

We have heard from many quarters of your piety's efforts on behalf of true religion.

#106
Theodoret of CyrrhusAbraham Œconomusc. 440 AD

Through these godly bishops I greet you.

#107
Theodoret of CyrrhusAthanasius, Presbyterc. 440 AD

To the Presbyter Theodotus,

#108
Theodoret of CyrrhusAcacius Presbyterc. 440 AD

The promise of David's psalm is true indeed, for through him the Spirit of truth gave this assurance to believers:...

#109
Theodoret of CyrrhusEusebius, Archbishop of Thessalonicac. 440 AD

Many are the plots secretly being hatched against me, and through me against the apostolic faith itself.

#110
Theodoret of CyrrhusDomnus, of Apameac. 440 AD

When I read your letter I remembered the blessed Susannah, who saw the wicked elders threatening her and, knowing...

#111
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

God will repay your excellency for the kindness you have shown me -- everything done for His sake carries its reward.

#112
Theodoret of CyrrhusDomnus, of Apameac. 440 AD

When I heard that the emperor's hostility had ended, that he and the godly bishop had been reconciled, the summons...

#113
Theodoret of CyrrhusLeo, in Corsicac. 440 AD

If Paul, the herald of truth, the trumpet of the Holy Spirit, hurried to the great Peter to bring back solutions for...

#114
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndiberisc. 440 AD

The reverend presbyter Peter is distinguished not only by his priestly rank but also by his skill as a physician.

#115
Theodoret of CyrrhusApellac. 440 AD

When I first took charge of the see of Cyrrhus, I brought in practitioners of essential trades from every direction...

#116
Theodoret of CyrrhusRenatusc. 440 AD

We have heard of the warm and righteous zeal of your holiness -- the just and outspoken boldness you displayed in...

#117
Theodoret of CyrrhusFlorentiusc. 440 AD

Truly the grace of our God and Savior has not yet abandoned the human race.

#118
Theodoret of CyrrhusArchdeacon of Romec. 440 AD

To the Archdeacon of Rome,

#119
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

Your excellency is fully aware of the acts of the "most righteous" judges at Ephesus.

#120
Theodoret of CyrrhusLupiciusc. 440 AD

Even the enemies of the truth, I think, must be outraged at the injustice and illegality of the violence done to us.

#121
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

The Lord who watches over and governs all things has now demonstrated both the apostolic truth of my teaching and...

#122
Theodoret of CyrrhusUranius, Governor of Cyprusc. 440 AD

I was delighted that we who are alike in character should now correspond by letter.

#123
Theodoret of CyrrhusUranius, Governor of Cyprusc. 440 AD

To the Same,

#124
Theodoret of Cyrrhuslearned Maximusc. 440 AD

To the Learned Maranas,

#125
Theodoret of CyrrhusAphthonius, Theodoritus, Nonnus, Scylacius, Apthonius, and Joannes, Magistrates of Zeugmatensisc. 440 AD

To the Magistrates of Zeugmatensis,

#126
Theodoret of CyrrhusSabinianusc. 440 AD

I praised your holiness for leaving the see you were envied for.

#127
Theodoret of CyrrhusJobius, Presbyter and Archimandritec. 440 AD

The patriarch Abraham won his victory in old age.

#128
Theodoret of CyrrhusCandidus, Presbyterc. 440 AD

I am afraid that the vigor of your godly spirit has been overcome by old age, and that you can no longer keep your...

#129
Theodoret of CyrrhusFestus and Magnusc. 440 AD

Sailors at night are cheered by the sight of harbor lights, and so are those of us in peril for the apostolic faith...

#130
Theodoret of CyrrhusTimotheus Chorepiscopusc. 440 AD

The supreme Ruler does not allow the forces of evil to stir up waves of impiety without purpose.

#131
Theodoret of CyrrhusLonginus, Archimandrite of Dolichec. 440 AD

You have demonstrated both your zeal for true religion and your love for your neighbor -- two things closely...

#132
Theodoret of CyrrhusIbas, of Edessac. 440 AD

The Lord has taught those who suffer injustice not to be downcast but to rejoice, and to draw comfort from ancient...

#133
Theodoret of CyrrhusJohn, of Germaniciac. 440 AD

I have always known, my lord, that you have not forgotten our friendship.

#134
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheoctistus, of Berœac. 440 AD

Our Savior, Lawgiver, and Lord was once asked, "What is the first commandment?

#135
Theodoret of CyrrhusRomulusc. 440 AD

You have reminded me of the ancient story -- how the king of Syria, knowing the merciful reputation of the kings of...

#136
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodoret, of Cyrus, on Perseverance in Faithc. 440 AD

I was deeply distressed to hear of the trouble that has fallen on you.

#137
Theodoret of CyrrhusAquilinus, and Archimandritec. 440 AD

To the Archimandrite John,

#138
Theodoret of CyrrhusAnatolius, Constantinopolitanc. 440 AD

I have warmly welcomed the rest that has come my way, and I am enjoying its pleasant fruits.

#139
Theodoret of CyrrhusAspar, Consular and Patricianc. 440 AD

To your excellency's many good deeds must be added this: that you informed our pious and most Christian emperor --...

#140
Theodoret of CyrrhusHimerius, masterc. 440 AD

To the Master Vincomalus,

#141
Theodoret of CyrrhusMarcellus, Archimandrite of Acoemetæc. 440 AD

Your holiness is made bright by your worthy life, which mirrors on earth the manner of the angels.

#142
Theodoret of CyrrhusMarcellus of Dalmatiac. 440 AD

To the Same,

#143
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndrew, Monk of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

I have never met your piety in person, and we have never exchanged letters.

#144
Theodoret of CyrrhusSoldiersc. 440 AD

To the Soldiers,

#145
Theodoret of Cyrrhusassessor in case of monksc. 440 AD

To the Monks of Constantinople,

#146
Theodoret of CyrrhusJohn of Jerusalemc. 440 AD

Rest and a life free from cares are deeply welcome to me.

#147
Theodoret of CyrrhusJohn, of Germaniciac. 440 AD

I replied to your holiness's earlier letter as soon as I received it.

#148
Theodoret of CyrrhusPosidoniusc. 440 AD

This is not a letter by Theodoret but a brief editorial note indicating that Cyril of Alexandria's memorandum to...

#149
Theodoret of CyrrhusNestoriusc. 440 AD

Another editorial note indicating that this position in the manuscript contained John of Antioch's letter to...

#150
Theodoret of Cyrrhusby John, Archbishop of Antioch and supporters through Palladius Magistrianusc. 440 AD

I have been deeply distressed reading the anathemas you sent me and asked me to refute in writing, making their...

#151
Theodoret of CyrrhusMonks of Euphratensis, Osrhoene, Syria, Phoenicia, and Ciliciac. 440 AD

To the Monks of Euphratensis, Osrhoene, Syria, Phoenicia, and Cilicia,

#152
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius IIc. 440 AD

Report of the Bishops of the East to the Emperor,

#153
Theodoret of CyrrhusEmpresses Pulcheria and Eudoxiac. 440 AD

Report of the Bishops of the East to the Empresses Pulcheria and Eudoxia,

#154
Theodoret of CyrrhusSenate of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

A brief editorial note indicating this position in the collection contained a report to the Senate.

#155
Theodoret of CyrrhusUnknownc. 440 AD

A brief editorial note.

#156
Theodoret of CyrrhusPeople of Constantinoplec. 440 AD

A brief editorial note.

#157
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius IIc. 440 AD

Report of the Council of the Eastern Bishops to the Emperor,

#158
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius IIc. 440 AD

Report of the Bishops of the East to the Emperor,

#159
Theodoret of CyrrhusThe Prefect and the Masterc. 440 AD

A brief editorial note indicating a letter was sent to these imperial officials.

#160
Theodoret of CyrrhusThe Governor and Scholasticusc. 440 AD

A brief editorial note.

#161
Theodoret of Cyrrhusby John, Archbishop of Antioch and supporters through Palladius Magistrianusc. 440 AD

A brief editorial note indicating a report was delivered to the emperor via an imperial courier.

#162
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndreas, of Samosata, written from Ephesusc. 440 AD

Writing from Ephesus, I greet your holiness.

#163
Theodoret of CyrrhusAvitus of Viennec. 440 AD

First Letter of the Eastern Commissioners from Chalcedon,

#164
Theodoret of CyrrhusAvitus of Viennec. 440 AD

Second Letter of the Eastern Commissioners from Chalcedon,

#165
Theodoret of CyrrhusAvitus of Viennec. 440 AD

Third Letter of the Eastern Commissioners from Chalcedon,

#166
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius IIc. 440 AD

First Petition of the Eastern Commissioners to the Emperor,

#167
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius IIc. 440 AD

Second Petition of the Eastern Commissioners to the Emperor,

#168
Theodoret of CyrrhusTheodosius II (and imperial court)c. 440 AD

Third Petition of the Eastern Commissioners to the Emperor,

#169
Theodoret of CyrrhusMinervius and Alexanderc. 440 AD

We have left no means untried -- courtesy, firmness, entreaty, eloquence -- before the most pious emperor and the...

#170
Theodoret of CyrrhusRufusc. 440 AD

To our most godly and holy fellow minister Rufus,

#171
Theodoret of CyrrhusJohn, of Germaniciac. 440 AD

God, who governs all things in wisdom, who desires our unanimity and cares for the salvation of His people, has...

#172
Theodoret of CyrrhusNestoriusc. 440 AD

Your holiness is, I think, well aware that I take no pleasure in social distinction, nor in the advantages of this...

#173
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndreas, of Samosata, written from Ephesusc. 440 AD

"God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you can bear, but with the temptation will also...

#174
Theodoret of CyrrhusHimerius, masterc. 440 AD

We wish to inform your holiness that after reading and frequently discussing the letter brought from Egypt [Cyril's...

#175
Theodoret of CyrrhusMinervius and Alexanderc. 440 AD

I have already informed your holiness that if the teaching of the most holy and venerable bishop, my lord Nestorius,...

#176
Theodoret of CyrrhusAlexander, of Hierapolisc. 440 AD

Your holiness should know that when I read the letter addressed to the emperor, I was deeply distressed.

#177
Theodoret of CyrrhusAndreas, of Samosata, written from Ephesusc. 440 AD

The illustrious Aristolaus has sent a magistrianus [imperial courier] from Egypt with a letter from Cyril in which...

#178
Theodoret of CyrrhusMinervius and Alexanderc. 440 AD

I believe that more than anyone else, the most holy and venerable bishop, my lord John [of Antioch], must have been...

#179
Theodoret of CyrrhusJohn, of Germaniciac. 440 AD

An editorial note indicating this position in the collection contained Cyril of Alexandria's letter to John of...

#180
Theodoret of CyrrhusDomnusc. 440 AD

On the Death of Cyril of Alexandria,

#181
Theodoret of CyrrhusAbundius, of Comoc. 440 AD

My dear lord and very holy brother, Theodoret sends greetings in the Lord.