Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers. Series 1. In 14 vols. Volume 07. St. Augustine: Homilies on the Gospel of John; Homilies on the First Epistle of John; Soliloquies

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by  Schaff Philip (Ed.)

NPNF1-07. St. Augustine: Homilies on the Gospel
of John; Homilies on the First Epistle of John;
Soliloquies
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Author(s): Augustine, St.
Schaff, Philip (1819-1893) (Editor)
Publisher: Grand Rapids, MI: Christian Classics Ethereal Library
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Contents
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Title Page. 1
Preface. 2
Lectures or Tractates on the Gospel According to St. John. 4
Title Page. 4
Chapter I. 1–5. 5
Chapter I. 6–14. 16
Chapter I. 15–18. 25
Chapter I. 19–33. 36
Chapter I. 33. 46
Chapter I. 32, 33. 59
Chapter I. 34–51. 74
Chapter II. 1–4. 89
Chapter II. 1–11. 99
Chapter II. 12–21. 109
Chapter II. 23–25; III. 1–5. 118
Chapter III. 6–21. 130
Chapter III. 22–29. 139
Chapter III. 29–36. 150
Chapter IV. 1–42. 160
Chapter IV. 43–54. 174
Chapter IV. 1–18. 179
Chapter V. 19. 189
Chapter V. 19–30. 198
Chapter V. 19. 213
Chapter V. 20–23. 223
Chapter V. 24–30. 235
Chapter V. 19–40. 245
Chapter VI. 1–14. 257
Chapter VI. 15–44. 262
Chapter VI. 41–59. 274
Chapter VI. 60–72. 285
Chapter VII. 1–13. 292
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Chapter VII. 14–18. 300
Chapter VII. 19–24. 305
Chapter VII. 25–36. 310
Chapter VII. 37–39. 317
Chapter VII. 40–53; VIII. 1–11. 323
Chapter VIII. 12. 329
Chapter VIII. 13, 14. 336
Chapter VIII. 15–18. 342
Chapter VIII. 19, 20. 351
Chapter VIII. 21–25. 357
Chapter VIII. 26, 27. 365
Chapter VIII. 28–32. 370
Chapter VIII. 31–36. 378
Chapter VIII. 37–47. 388
Chapter VIII. 48–59. 396
Chapter IX. 405
Chapter X. 1–10. 413
Chapter X. 11–13. 424
Chapter X. 14–21. 431
Chapter X. 22–42. 442
Chapter XI. 1–54. 449
Chapter XI. 55–57; XII. 465
Chapter XII. 12–26. 473
Chapter XII. 27–36. 480
Chapter XII. 37–43. 487
Chapter XII. 44–50. 495
Chapter XIII. 1–5. 501
Chapter XIII. 6–10. 505
Chapter XIII. 6–10 (continued), and Song of Sol. V. 2, 3. 508
Chapter XIII. 10–15. 512
Chapter XIII. 16–20. 516
Chapter XIII. 21. 519
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Chapter XIII. 21–26. 522
Chapter XIII. 26–31. 525
Chapter XIII. 31–32. 529
Chapter XIII. 31–32. 532
Chapter XIII. 34, 35. 535
Chapter XIII. 36–38. 538
Chapter XIV. 1–3. 541
On the Same Passage. 544
Chapter XIV. 4–6. 548
Chapter XIV. 7–10. 552
Chapter XIV. 10–14. 555
On the Same Passage. 558
Again on the Same Passage. 561
Chapter XIV. 15–17. 564
Chapter XIV. 18–21. 568
Chapter XIV. 22–24. 571
Chapter XIV. 25–27. 574
Chapter XIV. 27, 28. 578
Chapter XIV. 29–31. 581
Chapter XV. 1–3. 584
Chapter XV. 4–7. 587
Chapter XV. 8–10. 590
Chapter XV. 11, 12. 593
Chapter XV. 13. 596
Chapter XV. 14, 15. 599
Chapter XV. 15, 16. 602
Chapter XV. 17–19. 605
Chapter XV. 20, 21. 608
Chapter XV. 22, 23. 611
Chapter XV. 23. 614
Chapter XV. 24, 25. 617
Chapter XV. 26, 27. 620
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Chapter XVI. 1–4. 623
Chapter XVI. 4–7. 628
Chapter XVI. 8–11. 632
Chapter XVI. 12, 13. 637
Chapter XVI. 12, 13 (continued). 642
Chapter XVI. 12, 13 (continued). 647
Chapter XVI. 13. 654
Chapter XVI. 13–15 continued). 662
Chapter XVI. 16–23. 666
Chapter XVI. 23–28. 670
Chapter XVI. 29–33. 674
Chapter XVII. 1. 677
Chapter XVII. 1–5. 681
Chapter XVII. 6–8. 687
Chapter XVII. 9–13. 693
Chapter XVII. 14–19. 697
Chapter XVII. 20. 700
Chapter XVII. 21–23. 704
Chapter XVII. 24–26. 711
Chapter XVIII. 1–12. 717
Chapter XVIII. 13–27. 721
Chapter XVIII. 28–32. 726
Chapter XVIII. 33–40. 729
Chapter XIX. 1–16. 733
Chapter XIX. 17–22. 737
Chapter XIX. 23, 24. 741
Chapter XIX. 24–30. 745
Chapter XIX. 31–42, and XX. 1-9. 749
Chapter XX. 10–29. 753
Chapter XX. 30–31, and XXI. 1-11. 758
Chapter XXI. 12–19. 766
Chapter XXI. 19–25. 772
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Ten Homilies on the First Epistle of John. 781
Title Page. 781
Introduction. 782
The Prologue. 784
1 John I. 1–II. 11. 786
1 John II. 12–17. 801
1 John II. 18–27. 814
1 John II. 27–III. 8. 825
1 John III. 9–18. 835
1 John III. 19–IV. 3. 846
1 John IV. 4–12. 861
1 John IV. 12–16. 869
1 John IV. 17–21. 882
1 John V. 1–3. 893
1 John V. 7, 8; Contra Maximinum, lib. ii. c. 22 §. 3. 905
1 John V. 16; De Sermone Domini in Monte, lib. i. 22, § 73. 907
Liber de Correptione et Gratia, § 35. 910
1 John V. 20; Contra Maximinum. lib. ii. c. 14, § 2, 3. 911
Collatio cum Maximino, § 14. 913
De Trinitate, lib. i. 6, § 9. 914
Two Books of Soliloquies. 915
Title Page. 915
Preface to Soliloquies. 916
Book I 917
Book II 933
Indexes 953
Index of Scripture References 954
Index of Scripture Commentary 961
Greek Words and Phrases 962
Hebrew Words and Phrases 968
Index of Pages of the Print Edition 970
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Title Page.
Title Page.
A SELECT LIBRARY
OF THE
NICENE AND
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POST-NICENE FATHERS
OF
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
EDITED BY
PHILIP SCHAFF, D.D., LL.D.,
PROFESSOR IN THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, NEW YORK.
IN CONNECTION WITH A NUMBER OF PATRISTIC SCHOLARS OF EUROPE
AND AMERICA.
VOLUME VII
ST. AUGUSTIN:
HOMILIES ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
HOMILIES ON THE FIRST EPISTLE OF JOHN
SOLILOQUIES
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