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  • Poems
    John Scotus Eriugena / D.P. Curtin
    These verses celebrate Christ’s crucifixion, its cosmic and salvific effects, and the victory over death-describing the cross, wounds, the opened side, the descent to hell, and the triumph that redeems humanity. The poet contrasts pagan epic subjects with Christian devotion, urging hymns to the true King. He then appeals to Christ for protection and lawful rule for Charles the ...
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  • Constitutions
    John of Thoresby / D.P. Curtin
    In 1367, John Thoresby, Archbishop of York, issued a set of constitutions aimed at promoting church decorum and safeguarding the spiritual well-being of the faithful. He prohibited markets, fairs, and games on sacred days, emphasizing that churches should be houses of prayer rather than places of trade. Additionally, he condemned dishonorable games during vigils and funerals, u...
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  • On Predestination
    John Scotus Eriugena / D.P. Curtin
    This work by the Irish churchman, John Scotus Eriugena, discusses the foundational principles of philosophy as a means to explore and understand true religion, asserting that true philosophy is inherently linked to true religion. It highlights the necessity of using philosophical methods-divisoria, definitiva, demonstrativa, and resolutiva-to address and refute heretical belief...
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  • Eleven Letters & Other Writings
    John Argyropoulos / D.P. Curtin
    John Argyropoulos was one of the leading Greek scholars that drove the undercurrent of Renaissance in 15th century Italy. He translated Greek philosophical and theological works into Latin, as well as produced rhetorical and theological works of his own. He was in Italy as attendee at the Council of Florence during 1439-1444, and returned to Italy subsequent to the Fall of Cons...
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  • Synod of Cashel
    John Cantwell / D.P. Curtin
    In 1453, the Provincial Council of Cashel convened in Limerick to establish a series of statutes aimed at promoting the proper conduct of divine services and safeguarding the rights and responsibilities of the church and its clergy. Key provisions included the obligation for church ministers to recite canonical hours, the requirement for parochial churches to maintain specific ...
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  • Council of Dublin
    John de St. Paul / D.P. Curtin
    In 1351, Archbishop John of Saint Paul convened a provincial council in Dublin to address the need for moral reform within the church and to establish specific religious observances. The council emphasized the importance of venerating the Virgin Mary and instituted the solemn celebration of her Conception as a double feast. Additionally, it mandated the observance of feasts for...
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  • The Synod of Edinburgh
    John Bruce / D.P. Curtin
    The document outlines a formal act by the General Council in Edinburgh, where two papal bulls from Popes Gregory XII and Martin V are presented. These bulls address the issue of bishops’ movable goods being seized by the Scottish crown after their death, a practice deemed corrupt. The act emphasizes the prohibition of such seizures, declaring that any individual who usurps thes...
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  • Testament of Some Former Things
    John Scotus Eriugena / D.P. Curtin
    This short volume, mistaken attributed to John Scotus Eriugena, is from a 1681 manuscript found at Cambridge. It gives several quotations about the life and death of the famous Irish intellectual from his contemporaries and those that were influenced by him in the passing centuries. ...
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  • The Synod of Armagh
    John Swayne / D.P. Curtin
    On October 20, 1443, the Provincial Council of Armagh convened under Archbishop John Swayne to address issues concerning ecclesiastical governance and the condition of parish church structures in the diocese. The council discussed the necessity of reforming clerical conduct and enhancing the divine worship within the church. Specific concerns were raised about the dilapidated s...
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  • Synod of Dublin
    John Comyn / D.P. Curtin
    In March 1186, Archbishop John of Dublin held a council addressing the moral integrity of the Irish clergy during Lent. The council featured sermons from various church leaders, including Abbot Albinus, who criticized the influence of foreign clergy on local morals, and Archbishop Giraldus, who highlighted both the piety and vices of the clergy. Albinus’s sermon led to public a...
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  • Synod of Ferns
    John of St. John / D.P. Curtin
    In 1240, the Bishop of Ferns convened a synod at Saint Peter’s Church in Wexford to address critical issues affecting the clergy and the church’s authority. The synod mandated the proper payment of tithes, ensuring that rectors and vicars’ benefices were managed responsibly after their death. It prohibited clerics from engaging in secular business to maintain their moral integr...
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  • Synod of Ossury
    William FitzJohn / D.P. Curtin
    The synodal constitutions of the church of Ossory establish guidelines aimed at preserving the sanctity of the church and its practices. Emphasizing the importance of the Catholic faith, the statutes mandate the reporting of transgressions against core beliefs. They also outline the procedures for the consecration of churches and the requirement for clergy to reside within thei...
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  • Discourse Against those who reject the Holy Icons
    St. John of Damascus / D.P. Curtin / Edmond F. Ponsoye
    St. John of Damascus lived in a world that was doubly hostile to religious images, both from the Iconoclasts of the Eastern Empire and from the Islamic Caliphate, which had been staunchly opposed to religious imagery since the 690’s. The question of the icons in churches remained a point of public debate that was left as an open question. However, within eastern Christendom the...
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  • Dublin City Charters
    John King of England / D.P. Curtin
    The charters issued by Prince John, and later King John Lackland, detail his grants to the citizens of Bristol for habitation in Dublin and the allocation of the tithe of ale and mead to the church of St. Thomas. The first charter confirms the rights and liberties of the Bristol men in Dublin, while the second charter emphasizes the perpetual alms granted to the church for the ...
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  • Homily on the Prologue of the Gospel of John
    John Scotus Eriugena / D.P. Curtin
    This medieval Irish sermon was a theological discourse on the distinction between St. John and St. Peter, highlighting John’s superior contemplative grasp of divine truths. It asserts that John, through his profound understanding of the Word, transcends both visible and invisible creation, while Peter represents action and faith. The author underscores John’s unique role in rev...
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  • On the Lateran Church
    John the Deacon / D.P. Curtin
    The text is a formal presentation by a deacon to Pope Alexander, in which he submits a renewed edition of the 'Saints of Saints' book, originally preserved in the Lateran basilica’s archive. The deacon underscores the significance of maintaining and honoring the memories of saints to avoid their oblivion, as instructed by the Pope and the Church’s prior. He expresses a commitme...
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  • Refutation of Maximus Planudes
    John Bessarion / D.P. Curtin
    This medieval work explores the theological debate surrounding the procession of the Holy Spirit within the Christian Trinity. Maximus Planudes argues against the notion that the Holy Spirit proceeds from both the Father and the Son, reasoning that such a dual procession would imply a double Spirit, which is illogical. Demetrius Cydonius criticizes Planudes for his weak argumen...
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  • Synod of Rome
    Pope John XIX / D.P. Curtin
    This surviving medieval document, written by Pope John XIX, addresses a contentious dispute between Urso, Patriarch of Grado, and Popo, Patriarch of Friuli. It recounts how political and ecclesiastical tensions escalated amid Venetian unrest, leading to violent acts including the desecration of monasteries and theft of treasures. Despite efforts to confirm privileges and reconc...
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  • Two Sermons on the Consolation of the Dead
    St. John Chrysostom / D.P. Curtin
    These two sermons address the concept of sadness, particularly in the context of death, and distinguishes between two types: godly sorrow that leads to repentance and worldly sorrow that brings death. It reflects on the inevitability of death as a divine decree and reassures believers of the hope of resurrection through Christ. The text cites biblical examples, including King D...
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  • Homilies on the Maccabees
    St. John Chrysostom / D.P. Curtin / M. Jeannin
    The homilies on the Maccabees celebrate the extraordinary faith and bravery of the seven Maccabean martyrs and their mother, who endured immense suffering and torture for their beliefs. The first homily highlights the radiance of the martyrs, comparing their spiritual glory to the sun and emphasizing the power of faith over physical strength. It recounts the trials faced by the...
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  • In Praise of St. Paul
    St. John Chrysostom / D.P. Curtin
    These homilies reflect on the exceptional virtues of Saint Paul, portraying him as a model of spiritual excellence and dedication. He is compared to biblical figures such as Abel, Noah, Abraham, Job, and Moses, highlighting his unparalleled sacrifices and zeal for spreading the Gospel. The text emphasizes his commitment to virtue, self-sacrifice, and love for God, suggesting th...
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  • Acts of the Council of Constantinople
    John V Palaiologus / John VI Kantakouzenos / D.P. Curtin
    The Acts of the Council of Constantinople, convened in 1351, address the theological conflict between the Orthodox Church and heretical teachings primarily represented by Barlaam and Akindynos. The council, led by Emperor John Kantakouzenos and other ecclesiastical leaders, firmly condemned the dualistic and heretical interpretations of God’s nature, emphasizing the importance ...
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  • The Letter to King Aethelred
    Pope John VII / D.P. Curtin
    This work is composed by the Pope is response to an ongoing dispute taking place with the bishopric of the city of York. The local Mercian king, Aethelred, was on hand to arbitrate the dispute between two rival bishops and the chaos that ensued because of it. It is a landmark in the history of the early English church. ...
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  • Against the Jacobites
    John of Damascus / D.P. Curtin / Nico Hatzi
    The volume by John of Damascus addresses the theological debates concerning the nature of Christ and the Holy Trinity. It critiques the views of various heretical groups, including Arius, Eunomius, and Nestorius, who misunderstand the relationship between the divine and human natures of Christ. The text emphasizes that while Christ is one person, He possesses two distinct natur...
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  • Against the Faith of the Nestorians
    St. John of Damascus / D.P. Curtin / Nico Hatzi
    John of Damascus’ discourse addresses the theological conflict with Nestorianism, asserting the understanding of the Trinity as one essence in three hypostases and the nature of Christ as having two perfect natures-divine and human-united in one hypostasis. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining the distinctiveness of each nature while avoiding confusion or division, expla...
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  • Russian Tale of the Indian Kingdom
    Prester John / D.P. Curtin / Sofiya Melnyk
    The narrative presents a vivid account of a mythical kingdom ruled by Prester John, who claims to be a king above all kings. His realm is characterized by extraordinary beings, including people with unusual physical traits and mythical creatures. The kingdom is rich in precious stones, unique landscapes, and divine phenomena, such as the phoenix and a river of Eden. John’s cour...
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  • In Praise of St. John Chryosostom
    St. John of Damascus / D.P. Curtin / Nico Hatzi
    In this homily, John of Damascus extols the virtues of Saint John Chrysostom, highlighting his remarkable oratory skills and his ability to articulate complex theological concepts, particularly concerning the nature of God and the Trinity. The text reflects on Chrysostom’s life, his commitment to humility, and dedication to the teachings of Christ, portraying him as a model of ...
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  • Dialogue with the Papal Legate Paul Italicus
    John VI Cantacuzenus / D.P. Curtin / Sam Daley
    The text details a significant conversation between Eastern Roman Emperor and Count Paul regarding the unity of the Orthodox and Roman Catholic Churches. The Emperor expresses concern over the division within the Church and the consequences of such schism. He advocates for a council to address theological disputes amicably, while Paul insists on the necessity of the Pope’s invo...
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  • First Council of Tarragona
    John of Tarragona / D.P. Curtin
    The Council of Tarragona, held in 554, aimed to reaffirm and establish rules for clerics and bishops to maintain order and discipline within the church. The statutes addressed various issues including the conduct of clerics in relation to their kin, financial dealings, judicial authority, and the responsibilities of bishops. Key regulations included prohibiting clerics from eng...
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  • The Immaculate Body
    St. John of Damascus / D.P. Curtin / Nico Hatzi
    This work by St. John of Damascus elaborates on the theological understanding of the body and blood of Christ as partaken by believers. It emphasizes that Christ, having taken on human flesh from the Virgin Mary, offered a singular and eternal sacrifice for humanity’s sins. The text also draws parallels between the natural growth of the human body and the spiritual growth of be...
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