The Sacred Writings of Cyril of JerusalemJazzybee Verlag - 156 Cyril, bishop of Jerusalem, where he was probably born, was ordained a presbyter in 345, and had the instruction of the catechumens entrusted to him. In 350 he was elevated to the see of Jerusalem, and became deeply involved in the dogmatic controversies of his time. His metropolitan, Acacius of Caesarea, inclined to Arianism, while Cyril strongly espoused the Nicene creed and was, in consequence, deposed for a time. On the death of the emperor Constantine he was restored; but on the accession of Valens, an Arian emperor, he had once more to resign his post till the accession of Theodosius permitted him to return finally in peace in 379. This edition comprises his most important writings. |
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Catechetical Lectures | 1 |
Lecture I | 3 |
Lecture XII | 66 |
Lecture XIII | 76 |
Lecture XIV | 88 |
Lecture XV | 97 |
Lecture XVI | 108 |
Lecture XVII | 117 |
Lecture XVIII | 128 |
Catechetical Lectures to the Newly Baptized | 139 |
Lecture XX | 141 |
Lecture XXI | 143 |
Lecture XXII | 145 |
Lecture XXIII | 146 |
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