Migne In A Sentence

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• In Migne, Patrolog.
• P. Migne, Patrol.
• 4, in Migne, xi.
• C. 5, Migne, Patrologia lat.
• Ratherius, Itinerarium, c. 5 (Migne, P.L.
• 1831-1848) and by Migne, Patrol.
• His Diplomata, epistolae, decreta are in Migne, Patrolog.
• P. Migne in the Patrologia Latina, tome cxli.
• (1718-1738), reproduced with some improvements by Migne (Patrol.
• And Marguerite of Valois in 1599 (Migne, op. cit.
• 709), in his De laudibus virginitatis (cap. 30, Migne Patrol.
• Gennadius, Hilary and Eucherius may be consulted in Migne, vols.
• Letters of the archdeacon Epiphanius to the patriarch Maximianus (Migne, Patr.
• P. Migne in the Patrologia Latina, tomes 160, 162 and 166 (Paris 1844).
• Migne), Walter Map (Camden Society, 1841, 1850) and the letters of Gilbert Foliot (ed.
• De sex principiis and commentary on the De Trinitate in Migne, Patrologia Latina, lxiv.
• The works of Alain de Lille have been published by Migne, Patrologia latina, vol.
• Orevalo (Rome, 1 7971803, 7 vols.), reproduced in Migne, Patrologia Latina, 81-84, is carefully edited.
• Of printed collections the chief are the editio princeps by Beatus Rhenanus (Basel, 1521), Migne, Patr.
• C. Butler) - these works are to be found in Latin in Rosweyd's Vitae Patrum (Migne, Patrol Lat.
• The government in some cases recognized these tribunals as capable of judging ecclesiastical causes (Migne, ubi sup.).
• 40, Paris, 1685), whose text was reproduced in substance by Muratori (Verona, 1736), and reprinted by Migne.
• - The Life of John of Damascus was written by John, patriarch of Jerusalem in the 10th century (Migne, Patrol.
• - The only edition of Eusebius' extant works which can lay claim even to relative completeness is that of Migne (Patrologia graeca, tom.
• The two entries seem to be mutually exclusive in all the early martyrologies mentioned in this article, and in those printed in Migne, cxxxvii.
• But (with the possible exception of the first) none of these treatises are of Gregorian authorship. See the discussions in Migne, Lau and Dudden.
• That he was a friend of the former and wrote an account of his life we learn from Hilary (Vita Hon., ap. Migne, 1.1260).
• The most compendious of all works of reference on the subject, though partly antiquated, is the Encyclopedia theologique of the Abbe Migne (1844-66), Ser.
• Hincmar's works, which are the principal source for the history of his life, were collected by Jacques Sirmond (Paris, 1645), and reprinted by Migne, Patrol.
• The edition of Migne, Patrologia Latina (1862 ff.) is based on a comparison of the Cologne edition with Giles and Smith (see below), and is open to the same criticism.