The Biblical exegesis of the Holy Fathers

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• 'Commentary of Ambrosiater on the Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Ephesians’ as a Literary Work

  Lysevich Andrey, priest

  65–81

• Christological Controversy over Jn 14, 28 in Byzantium in the 12th Century

  Korobov Vladimir S.

  77-94

• Diodorus of Tarsus. Preface to the «Commentary on Psalms» Translated from Ancient Greek and Introduction by Archpriest Boris Timofeev

  Tomofeev Boris, archipriest

  106-117

• Origen’s Exegesis as Evidence of the Constancy of His Universalist Ideas

  Kaplan Ilya E.

  24-39

• Pseudo-John Chrysostom Homily in: Watch Yourselves (Luke 17, 3), CPG 4768 Preface and Translation from Ancient Greek by Mikhail Y. Akimkin

  Akimkin Mikhail Y.

  26-45

• Pseudo-John Chrysostom. Homilia in: No One Can Serve Two Masters (Matthew 6, 24), CPG 5059 Preface, critical text, translation from Ancient Greek by M. Yu. Akimkin and priest Sergey S. Kim

  Kim Sergey, priest, Akimkin Mikhail Yurievich

  12-59

• Saint Jerome of Stridon Homilies 6–10 to the Gospel of Mark Translation from Latin, preface and notes by Peter S. Trofimov

  Trofimov Peter S.

  12-38

• Saint Jerome of Stridon. Homilies 1—5 to the Gospel of Mark Translation from Latin, preface and notes by Peter S. Trofimov

  Trofimov Peter S.

  60-109

• The Meaning of Lexical Forms with Regards to the Interpretation of Scripture, According to Treatise 43 ‘Amphilochia’ of St. Photius the Patriarch

  Larionov Alexander, deacon

  53–64