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Homilies of Mar Jacob of Sarug

Homilies of Mar Jacob of Sarug Homiliae Selectae Mar-Jacobi Sarugensis

Edited By

Paul Bedjan With Additional Material By Sebastian P. Brock

Volume V

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GORGIAS PRESS

2006

First Gorgias Press Edition. Copyright © 2006 by Gorgias Press LLC. All rights reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in the United States of America by Gorgias Press LLC, New Jersey, from the edition published by William Drugulin in Leipzig, Germany, 1902-1910.

ISBN 1-59333-327-7 (Set) ISBN 1-59333-328-5 (Vol I) ISBN 1-59333-329-3 (Vol II) ISBN 1-59333-330-7 (Vol III) ISBN 1-59333-331-5 (Vol IV) ISBN 1-59333-332-3 (Vol V) ISBN 1-59333-333-1 (Vol VI)

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Table of Contents Table of Contents Avant-Propos By Paul Bedjan Homily Subject* 147 Cain and Abel, I [39] 148 Cain and Abel, II [356] 149 Cain and Abel, III [317] 150 Cain, Abel and Seth [177] 151 Sodom, I [83] 152 Sodom, II [214] 153 Sodom, III [280] 154 Sodom, IV [311] 155 Melkizedek [289] 156 (The Upright Job, attributed to Ephrem) [325] 157 Job [231] 158 Moses' extended hands during battle [327] 159 Jephtha's Daughter [246] 160 Samson, I [134] 161 Samson, II [123] 162 King David and Uriah [245] 163 King Uzziah and the Prophet Isaiah [247] 164 The Torrent which the Prophet Ezekiel saw [103] 165 The Entry of our Lord to the Temple [326] 166 'This one is appointed for the Fall and Uprising of Many' [275] 167 The Miracle which our Lord performed in Cana [107] 168 The Treasure hidden in a Field [288] 169 The Woman who was bent double [338] 170 The Woman with an Affliction [40] 171 The Parable of the Feast which a King made for his Son [290] 172 The Woman with Seven Husbands [318] 173 The Five Talents [121] 174 Monday of Hosannas [108] 175 The Passover of the Law on the Night of the Thursday of the Mysteries [49] * The number in the Index of First Lines is given in square brackets.

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176 Death and Satan [48] 177 The Cherub and the Thief [45] 178 The Third Time our Lord was seen by his Disciples [6] 179 The Lame Man who was healed by Simon and John [78] 180 Edessa and Jerusalem [218] 181 The holy Mar George, the Martyr [174] 182 Admonition [264] 183 The Departed [20] 184 Death [12] 185 Consolation over the Departed [75] 186 Consolation over the Departed [124] 187 The Departed [132] 188 The Departed [153] 189 Children who die [155] 190 The Departed [284] 191 A Daughter of the Covenant who departs from the World [333] 192 The End, I [175] 193 Judgement at the End, II [298] (The End, III: see vol. II, p.858) 194 The End, IV [164] 195 The End of the World, V [167] Errata and Variant Readings Table of Contents [Syriac]

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ERRATA. P. vu, dernière ligne . . . . «traduite et éditée en français» p. vin, première ligne «avec l'aide d'écrivains compétents» Lisez: «fait traduire en français par M. l'abbé NAU, et «éditer à la librairie Letouzey (Paris).»

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