Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, Series 2, Vol. 5 (Gregory of Nyssa) (1917) - Page 19

WORKS ON ANALYTICAL CRITICISM, HISTORY, AND BIBLIOGRAPHY CONSULTED.

Rupp (Dr. Julius), The Life and Opinions of Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa. Leipzig, 1834.
Möller (E. W.), Gregory of Nyssa’s Doctrine on Human Nature, Illustrated and Compared with Origen’s. Halle, 1854.
Denys (J.), On the Philosophy of Origen. Paris, 1884.
Dorner (Dr. J. A.), Doctrine of the Person of Christ. Clark's English translation. Edinburgh.
Heyns (S. P.), Historical-Theological Disputation on Gregory of Nyssa. Leyden, 1835.
Alzog (Dr. J.), Handbook of Patrology. 3rd ed., 1876.
Ceillier (Rémi), General History of Sacred and Ecclesiastical Authors. Paris, 1858 onward.
Tillemont (Louis Sebastien Le Nain De), Memoirs for Ecclesiastical History of the First Six Centuries, Vol. IX. Paris, 1693-1712.
Fabricius (J. A.), Bibliotheca Graeca (Greek Library). Hamburg, 1718-28.
Prolegomena to the Paris edition of all Gregory's Works, with notes by Father Fronto Du Duc, 1638.
Cave (Dr. W.), Historia Literaria (Literary History). London, 1688. (Oxford, 1740.)
Du Pin (Dr. L. E.), Library of Ecclesiastical Authors. Paris, 1686.
Fessler (Joseph), Institutions of Patrology: Dr. B. Jungmann's edition. Innsbruck, 1890.

DATES OF TREATISES, &C., HERE TRANSLATED.

(Based on Heyns and Rupp.)

Date	Event/Work
331	Gregory born.
360	Letters x., xi., xv.
361	Julian's edict. Refers to the decree by Emperor Julian the Apostate forbidding Christians from teaching classical literature. Gregory gives up rhetoric.
362	Gregory in his brother's monastery.
363	Letter vi. (probably).
368	On Virginity.
369	Gregory elected a Reader.
372	Gregory elected Bishop of Nyssa early in this year.
374	Gregory is exiled under Valens. Valens was a pro-Arian emperor who persecuted Nicene bishops.
375	On the Faith. On "Not three Gods."
376	Letters vii., xiv. On the Baptism of Christ.
377	Against Macedonius.
378	Gregory returns to his See. Letter iii.
379	On Pilgrimages. Rupp places this after the Council of Constantinople, 381. Letter ii.
380	On the Soul and the Resurrection. On the Making of Man. On the Holy Trinity.
381	Gregory present at the Second Council. Oration on Meletius.
382-3	Against Eunomius, Books I—XII. Letter to Eustathia.
383	Present at Constantinople. Letter xii.
384	Answer to Eunomius' Second Book.
385	The Great Catechism.
386	Letter xiii.
390	Letter iv.
393	Letter to Flavian.
394	Present for Synod at Constantinople.
395	On Infants' Early Deaths.

Letters i., v., viii., ix., xvi. are also probably after 381.