Who
Priest and preacher of Antioch from 386, patriarch of Constantinople from 398, deposed and exiled by court and episcopal enemies, and dead on the road in 407; "golden-mouthed", and a Doctor of the Church. His homilies on Matthew, John, Romans, Corinthians and Hebrews are the largest body of Greek biblical exposition to survive, plain in method and moral in aim. The Catena Aurea quotes him more than any other Greek Father, and the chain follows his readings of Cana and of the Annunciation.
Lineage
In the succession →See of Constantinople, 398–404.
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Contents
In Jewish Roots of Mary
Who
'Golden-mouth,' preacher of Antioch and archbishop of Constantinople, the greatest homilist of the Greek church.
Quoted works
- Commentary on the Psalms 45.4 — Eve and Mary contrasted (p 37)
- Homily on Matthew 5.2 — 'The expression until (Matthew 1:25) need not lead you to believe that Joseph knew her subsequently' (p 113)
Quoted in
Matthew 1:1 · Matthew 1:2 · Matthew 1:3–6 · Matthew 1:16 · Matthew 1:17 · …
John 1:1 · John 1:2 · John 1:3 · John 1:4 · John 1:5 · …
Luke 1:1–4 · Luke 1:5–7 · Luke 1:11–14 · Luke 1:18–22 · Luke 1:23–25 · …
Mark 1:12–13 · Mark 1:40–45 · Mark 10:1–12 · Mark 10:13–16 · Mark 10:17–27 · …
Homily 1 · Homily 2 · Homily 3 · Homily 4 · Homily 5 · …
Homily 1 · Homily 2 · Homily 3 · Homily 4 · Homily 5 · …
Homily 1 · Homily 2 · Homily 3 · Homily 4 · Homily 5 · …