A Literary History of Ecclesiastical Writers

List of Authors and Writers.

Anton Reiser. A German Lutheran theologian and librarian at Augsburg.
Index of Manuscript Books in the Augsburg Library, Augsburg, 1675. quarto.
Justus Reuber. A German jurist and historian.
Writers on German Affairs original: "Rerum Germanicarum Scriptores", Frankfurt, 1584. folio.
Girolamo Rossi. An Italian physician and historian of Ravenna.
History of Ravenna, Venice, 1590. folio.
Pierre Rouvière. A Benedictine monk and historian.
History of Réomé History of the Abbey of Moutiers-Saint-Jean in Burgundy., Paris, 1637.
Heribert Rosweyde. A Jesuit hagiographer whose work laid the foundation for the Bollandists.
Hermitic History, or the Lives of the Fathers original: "Historia Eremetica, seu vitae PP. [Patrum]", Antwerp, 1628. folio.
Nicolas Rigault. A French classical scholar and librarian to the King.
He edited the works of Tertullian, Cyprian, and others.
Konrad Rittershausen. A German jurist and philologist.
Four books of the Letters of Isidore of Pelusium, Greek and Latin with notes, Heidelberg, 1605. folio.
He edited Salvian with extensive notes, Altdorf, 1611. 2 volumes, octavo.
Nikolaus Reusner.
Turkish Letters, Frankfurt am Main, 1598. quarto.
André Rivet, The Sacred Critic A work on identifying authentic vs. forged ecclesiastical writings., Geneva 1642. octavo.

Henry Savile. An English scholar and provost of Eton College.
Published the Works of Chrysostom in Greek, 8 volumes. Eton, 1611. folio.
Christoph Sand. A Prussian historian and Socinian theologian.
Notes on Vossius regarding Latin Historians, Amsterdam, 1677. duodecimo.
Treatise on Ancient Church Writers, prefixed to his Ecclesiastical History.
Jacques Salian. A French Jesuit historian.
Annals of the Old Testament, Cologne, 1620. folio.
André du Saussay. A French bishop and liturgical scholar.
On the Mystic Writers of Gaul, Paris, 1639. quarto.
Joseph Scaliger. One of the greatest scholars of the Renaissance, famous for his work on chronology.
On the Correction of Time original: "De Emendatione temporum", Leiden, 1598.
A Refutation of the Three Sects original: "Trihaereseos Elenchus"; a work discussing the Pharisees, Sadducees, and Essenes., Arnhem, 1619. quarto.
André Schott. A Belgian Jesuit scholar.
He edited the fifth book of the Letters of Isidore of Pelusium, Greek and Latin with notes, Frankfurt, 1629. folio.
Published Illustrated Spain, Frankfurt, 1606. folio.
Antonio Scipioni.
Eulogies of the Abbots of Monte Cassino, Naples, 1643. folio.
John Selden. A famous English jurist and polymath.
On the Sanhedrins original: "De Synedriis"; a study of the ancient Jewish judicial councils., 3 volumes. London, 1650. etc. quarto.
Josias Simmler. A Swiss scholar and historian.
Gessner’s Library, abridged and expanded, Zurich, 1574. folio.
Jacques Sirmond. A French Jesuit and leading patristic scholar of his age.
Five Minor Dogmatic Works of the Ancients, Paris, 1630. octavo.
The Collection of Anastasius, Paris, 1620. octavo.
Fourteen Minor Works of Eusebius Pamphilus, Paris, 1643. octavo.
The Works of Theodulf, Paris, 1646. octavo.
He also edited Sidonius, Alcimus Avitus, Facundus of Hermiane, Ennodius, Eugenius, Flodoard, Hincmar, etc.
Friedrich Spanheim the Younger. A Calvinist theologian and historian at Leiden.
Introduction to Sacred History and Chronology, Volume I. Leiden, 1683. Volume II. 1687. quarto.
The History of Images Restored, Leiden, 1686. octavo.
Henry Spelman. An English antiquary known for his studies of legal history.
The Life of Alfred, Oxford, 1678. folio.
Petrus Steuart. A Flemish theologian.
Supplement to Canisius's Ancient Readings, Ingolstadt, 1616. quarto.
Simon Schard. A German jurist and historian.