Pseudo-Chrysostom

Chiefly the Opus imperfectum in Matthaeum, an unfinished Latin commentary on Matthew written in the fifth century by an Arian author, which the Middle Ages read as a work of Chrysostom. Aquinas quotes it on almost every page of the Catena Aurea on Matthew, sometimes warning of its errors, and it is the most cited "Chrysostom" in the Latin tradition. Other Greek homilies wrongly ascribed to Chrysostom go under the same label.