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Creations. Part 7 (Additional) Explanation of difficult passages of Divine Scripture by choice Commentary on the Book of Genesis Commentary on the book of Exodus Commentary on the book of Leviticus Commentary on the Book of Numbers Commentary on the book of Deuteronomy Commentary on the book of Joshua Commentary on the Book of Judges Explanation of the required passages in the books of Kings and Chronicles Commentary on the first book of Samuel Commentary on the Second Book of Samuel Commentary on the third book of Kings Commentary on the fourth book of Kings Commentary on one hundred and fifty psalms Explanation of Psalms 1 – 36 Explanation of Psalms 37 – 69 Explanation of Psalms 70 – 104 Interpretation of the vision of the Prophet Daniel Commentary on the Twelve Prophets Interpretation of the Prophet Hosea Interpretation of the Prophet Joel Interpretation on the Prophet Amos Interpretation on the Prophet Obadiah Interpretation of the Prophet Jonah Commentary on the Prophet Micah Interpretation on the Prophet Nahum Interpretation of the Prophet Habakkuk Interpretation of the Prophet Zephaniah Commentary on the Prophet Haggai Interpretation of the Prophet Malachi Word 1. Proof of Providence, borrowed from consideration of the sky, moon and other stars Word 2. Evidence taken from the consideration of air, earth, sea, rivers and sources Word 3. Proof of Providence, borrowed from the structure of the human body Word 4. Proof of Providence, borrowed from the structure of human hands and the arts invented by man Word 5. Proof of Providence, borrowed from the subjugation of dumb animals to man Word 6. That wealth and poverty are useful for this life Word 7. That slavery and domination are useful for this life Word 8. That there is no harm in serving evil masters for sane people Word 9. About the fact that the work of righteousness is not fruitless, although it is not visible in real life, and about the resurrection, proven by the conclusions of natural reason Word 10. About the fact that God from ancient times was the trustee not only of the Jews, but also of all people, and about the incarnation of the Savior Word 11. About Divine and Holy Love Abridged Exposition of Divine Dogmas 3. About the Holy Spirit and divine names 11. About the Economy of the Savior 12. About the fact that the Lord took upon Himself a body 13. About the fact that the Lord took on the soul with the body 14. About the fact that the Lord took upon Himself perfect human nature 15. That the Lord resurrected the nature He had assumed upon Himself 16. That One and the Same is Good and Just 17. That One and the Same One gave both the Old and New Testaments 22. About the second coming of our God and Savior Interpretation on the divine prophecy of Jeremiah Interpretation on the prophecy of the divine Ezekiel Commentary on the first book of Chronicles Commentary on the second book of Chronicles Interpretation of the Fourteen Epistles of St. Apostle Paul Letters from the blessed Theodorit, bishop Kirsky Letter 3. Bishop (Tire) Irenaeus Letter 4. Welcome letter (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 5. Welcome letter (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 6. Greetings (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 10. To the lawyer (σχολαστικῷ) Elijah Letter 11. To Bishop Flavian of Constantinople Letter 12. Bishop (Tire) Irenaeus Letter 15. Primate (πρωτεύοντι) Silvanus Letter 16. Bishop (Tire) Irenaeus Letter 17. Deaconess Casiana Letter 19. To Presbyter Vasily Letter 20. To Presbyter Martyrius Letter 21. To the lawyer (scholastic) Eusebius Letter 22. To Comita Ulpian Letter 23. Patricia Areovinda Letter 24. Bishop Andrew of Samosata Letter 25. Greetings (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 26. Another greeting (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 27. To Deacon and Archimandrite Aquilin Letter 28. To the presbyter and monk Jacob Letter 31. To Bishop Domnus of Antioch Letter 32. Bishop (Beroe) Theoktistus Letter 33. To Comite and Primate Stasim Letter 34. To Comita Patricius Letter 35. Bishop (Tire) Irenaeus Letter 36. To Bishop Pompeian of Emesa Letter 37. To Archon Salust Letter 38. Greetings (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 39. Another greeting (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 40. To the Viceroy (τοποτηρητῇ) Theodore Letter 42. To Prefect Constantius Letter 43. To Augustus Pulcherius Letter 44. Patrician Senator Letter 45. Patrician Anatoly Letter 46. To the lawyer (scholastic) Peter Letter 47. To Bishop Proclus of Constantinople Letter 48. To Bishop Eustavius of Virita Letter 49. Bishop Damian of Sidon Letter 50. To Archimandrite Gerontius Letter 51. To Presbyter Agapius Letter 52. Bishop Iva of Edessa Letter 53. Bishop Sophronius of Constantine Letter 54. Greetings (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 55. Greetings (on the occasion of a holiday) Letter 56. Greetings (on the occasion of the holiday) Letter 57. To Prefect Eutrechius Letter 58. To Consul (ὑπάτῳ) Nomu Letter 60. To Bishop Dioscorus of Alexandria Letter 61. To Presbyter Archivius Letter 62. To Presbyter John Letter 63. Greetings (on the occasion of the holiday) Letter 64. Greetings (on the occasion of the holiday) Letter 65. To the military commander (στρατηγῷ) Zeno Letter 70. Bishop Eustathius of the Aegean Letter 71. To the military commander and consul (στρατηγῷ καὶ ὑπάτῳ) Zeno Letter 72. Assessor (παρέδρῳ) Ermisigen Letter 75. To the Clerics of Beroea Letter 76. To the Archon of Cyprus (ἄρχοντι Κύπρου) Uranius Letter 77. To Bishop Eulalia of Persian Armenia Letter 78. To Bishop Eusebius of Persian Armenia Letter 79. Patrician Anatoly Letter 80. To Prefect Eutrechius Letter 82. To Bishop Eusebius of Ancyra Letter 83. Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrrhus, to Dioscorus of Alexandria Letter 84. To the Bishops of Cilicia Letter 85. Bishop (Seleucia, in Isauria) Basil Letter 86. To Bishop Flavian of Constantinople Letter 87. Bishop Domnus of Apamia Letter 88. Patricius Taurus Letter 89. Patrician Florence Letter 90. To Master Lupicin Letter 91. To Prefect Eutrechius Letter 92. Patrician Anatoly Letter 93. Patricius Senator Letter 94. To Prefect Protogen Letter 95. To Prefect Antiochus Letter 97. To Committee Sporakius Letter 99. Antigraph (ἀντιγραφεῖ) Claudian Letter 101. Deaconess Celerina Letter 102. Bishop (Seleucia, in Isauria) Basil Letter 103. To Comita Apollonius Letter 104. To Bishop Flavian of Constantinople Letter 105. Economist Eulogius Letter 106. To the Thrifty Abraham Letter 107. To Presbyter Theodotus Letter 108. To Presbyter Akakios Letter 109. To Bishop Eusebius of Ancyra Letter 110. Bishop Domnus of Antioch Letter 111. Patrician Anatoly Letter 112. Bishop Domnus of Antioch Letter 113. To Bishop Leo of Rome Letter 116. To Presbyter Renat Letter 117. To Bishop Florentius Letter 118. To the Archdeacon of Rome Letter 119. Patrician Anatoly Letter 121. Patrician Anatoly Letter 122. To Bishop Uranius of Emesa Letter 123. To him (Bishop Uranius of Emesa) Letter 124. To Lawyer Marana Letter 125. Athonius, Theodorite, Nonna, Scylakios, Athoonia, John - decurions of Zeugma Letter 126. Bishop (Perga) Savinian Letter 127. To Presbyter and Archimandrite Jovius Letter 128. To the Presbyter and Archimandrite Candide Letter 129. To Presbyter and Archimandrite Magnus Antoninus Letter 130. Bishop (Dolichian) Timothy Letter 131. To Archimandrite Longinus of Dolichia Letter 132. Bishop Iva of Edessa Letter 133. Bishop John of Germanicia Letter 134. Bishop Theoctistus of Veria Letter 135. Bishop (of Chalcedon) Romilus (Ῥωμίλῳ) Letter 136. To Magistrian Cyrus Letter 137. To Archimandrite John Letter 138. Patrician Anatoly Letter 139. To the Consul (ὑπάτφ) and Patrician Aspar Letter 140. To Magister Vincomal Letter 141. To Archimandrite Marcellus of the Sleepless Ones Letter 142. To him (Archimandrite of the Unsleeping Markell) Letter 143. To the monk Andrew of Constantinople Letter 145. To the monks of Constantinople Letter 146. To John the Economist Letter 147. Bishop John of Germanicia Letter 148. Instruction given by His Holiness Bishop Cyril to Posidonius, whom he sent to Rome on the matter of Nestorius Letter 149. List of the letter written by John, Bishop of Antioch, to Nestorius Letter 150. Epistle of Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrrhus, to John, Bishop of Antioch Letter 151. Theodoret to the monks of Euphrates, Ozroina, Syria, Phenicia and Cilicia Letter 152. Report from the “Easterns” to the emperor (Theodosius II) with notification of their actions and the reason for the late arrival (in Ephesus) of the Bishop of Antioch (John) Letter 153. The same report to the emperors (Pulcheria and Eudoxie) Letter 154. The same message to the Senate of Constantinople Letter 155. Message (report) of John, Bishop of Antioch, and those who were with him (bishops) to the Constantinople clergy Letter 156. The same message to the people of Constantinople Letter 157. Report of the “Eastern” Council to the victorious Emperor (Theodosius II), again announcing the deposition of Cyril and Memnon Letter 158. Report of the “Easterns” to the most pious emperor (Theodosius II), presented by them, together with the previous report, to the most magnificent committee Irenaeus Letter 159. Message of the same to the prefect (τὸν ἔπαρχον) and master Letter 160. Message of the same to the preposit, as well as to the lawyer Letter 161. Report of John, Archbishop of Antioch, and those with him to the Emperor (Theodosius II), sent with Master Palladius Letter 162. Letter from Theodoret (Bishop of Cyrus) to Andrew, Bishop of Samosata, written from Ephesus Letter 163. First letter of the legates (“Eastern” sent to Chalcedon, among whom was Theodoret) to the “Eastern” bishops in Ephesus Letter 164. Another message from the same ones, in which they prematurely boast of victory, to the same Letter 165. The same message to the same Letter 166. The first petition of the legates, sent from Chalcedon to the emperor (Theodosius II) Letter 167. Second petition of the same, sent from Chalcedon to Augustus Theodosius (II) Letter 168. Third message of the same, sent from Chalcedon to the emperor (Theodosius II) Letter 169. Epistle of Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrus, written from Chalcedon to Alexander (Bishop) of Hierapolis Letter 170. Message to Bishop Rufus of some "Easterns" who were sent to Constantinople Letter 171. Theodoret (Bishop) John of Antioch after reconciliation Letter 172. Letter of Theodoret to Nestorius Letter 173. Letter to the monk Andrew of Constantinople Letter 174. Letter to Bishop Imerius of Nicomedia Letter 175. Alexander (Bishop) of Hierapolis Letter 176. To the same Alexander (of Hieropolis) after (Theodoret) learned that John of Antioch had anathematized the teaching of Nestorius Letter 177. Letter to Bishop Andrew of Samosata Letter 178. Letter to (Bishop) Alexander of Hieropolis Letter 179. Letter from Cyril (Alexandria) to John, Bishop of Antioch against Theodoret Letter 180. Epistle of Theodoret (as some think) to Domnus, Bishop of Antioch, written after the death of Biril, Bishop of Alexandria Letter 181. Letter to Abundius, Bishop of Comana (Comensem episcopum) Letter 182. To Bishop (Seleucia in) Isauria Basil Letter 183. (II). Bishop Eusebius of Ancyra Letter 184. (III). Comita Theodotus Letter 185. (IV). Archimandrite Agathon Letter 186. (V). Prefect Florence Letter 187. (VI). To the Committee of Domestic Titus Letter 188. (VII). Sophist Aeria Letter 189. (VIII). Decurions of Zeugma: Eulalia, Germanus, Proteus Letter 190. (IX). To them (Decurions of Zeugma: Eulalia, Germanus, Proteus) Letter 191. (X). Sophist Avria Letter 192. (XI). Comitu Titus Letter 193. (XII). To the philosopher Palladius Letter 194. (XIII). Olympia Germanicus Letter 195. (XIV). Comita Irenaeus Letter 196. (XV). Bishop Proclus of Constantinople Letter 197. (XVII). Committee of the “East” Dioniius Letter 198. (ХVIII). To the commander (στρατηλάτῃ) Areovindus Letter 199. (XIX). Former prefect Constantine Letter 200. (XX). Bishop Proclus of Constantinople Letter 201. (XXI). Bishop of Nicaea Eusebius Letter 202. (XXII). Sophist Aeria Letter 203. (XXIII). Sophist Isokasiy Letter 204. (XXIV). To him (Sophist Isokasiy) Letter 205. (XXV). Presbyter Cyrus Letter 206. (XXVI). Bishop Archelaus of Seleucia Letter 207. (XXVII). Unknown Letter 208. (XXVIII). Bishop Theodotus of Antioch Letter 209. (XXIX). Unknown Letter 210. (XXX). To lawyer Marana Letter 211. (XXXI). Romulus (῾ Ρωμύλῳ) Letter 212. (XXXII). Archon Theodotus Letter 213. (XXXIII). Archon Neon Letter 214. (XXXIV). Sophist Isokasiy Letter 215. (XXXV). To the former prefect Antiochus Letter 216. (XXXVI). Quaestor Dometian Letter 217. (XXXVII). Bishop Andrey of Samosata Letter 218. (XXXVIII). Presbyter Euphaly Letter 219. (XXXIX). To monk Agian Letter 220. (XL). Sophist Isokasiy Letter 221. (XLI). Bishop Theodotus of Antioch Letter 222. (ХLII). To the curator (κουρατῶρι) Elladius Letter 223. (ХLIII). Tribune Eurykian: consoling Letter 224. (XLIV). Deaconess Axie: comforting Letter 225. (XLV). Bishop of Seleucia, in Isauria, Basil Letter 226. (XLVI). Sophist Aeria Letter 227. (XLVII). Apelles Letter 228. (XLVIII). Sophist Isokasiy Appendix I. Table of contents of the letters of Blessed Theodoret with a brief indication of their contents Appendix II. Table indicating the ratio of the Russian translation Nos. No. frames No. No. frames of the originals Appendix III. Letters from other persons, placed (and translated into Russian) in the collection of letters of the blessed. Theodorite Appendix IV. Indications on the letters of the blessed one that have not reached us. Theodoret in those still preserved and published in Russian translation Appendix V. Letters in which Blessed. Theodoret mentions his writings Appendix VI. Letters in which Blessed. Theodoret mentions his teaching and preaching activities Appendix VII. Alphabetical index of addressees of letters from the blessed. Theodorite Appendix VIII. Alphabetical index of the names of persons and places mentioned in the letters of Blessed. Theodorite Series of Creations of the Holy Fathers in Russian translation: history and modernity Hegumen Dionysius (Shlenov) You might be interested in: