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Dialogue on the Life of St John Chrysostom
Palladius, tr. Moore, 1921
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- 1. Introductory
- 2. Chrysostom’s Letter to Innocent
- 3. The Emperor of Rome Takes Action
- 4. The Bishop Begins His Narrative
- 5. The Early Career of Chrysostom
- 6. The Beginning of Trouble
- 7. Theophilus, the Monks, and Chrysostom
- 8. First Expulsion of Chrysostom
- 9. Intrigues and Violence at Constantinople
- 10. Chrysostom’s Departure, and Its Sequel
- 11. Exile and Death of Chrysostom
- 12. A Defence of Chrysostom’s Abstemious Habits
- 13. A Defence Against the Charge of Tyrannical Depositions
- 14. The Trial of Antoninus — Chrysostom’s Visit to Ephesus
- 15. Six Bishops Deposed — Chrysostom’s Work Undone
- 16. Porphyrius
- 17. The Virtues of the Monks, and of Olympias
- 18. Chrysostom’s Ideals
- 19. A Defence Against the Charges of Pride and Insolence
- 20. The Sufferings of the Saints and the Providence of God