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Gregory Thaumaturgus
c. 213–c. 270 AD
Works
- Canonical Epistle 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, Canonical Letter: the first canon — on captives who ate food set before them by barbarians, and captive women taken by force.
- Fragment on Matthew 4 sectionsGregory Thaumaturgus on Matthew 6:22–23 — single eye, hypocrisy, and false love.
- Fragments on Jeremiah 4 sectionsGregory Thaumaturgus, Greek fragments on Jeremiah — hypocrisy and circumcision of the heart.
- On All the Saints 1 sectionA sermon for All Saints, attributed to Gregory Thaumaturgus: the opening. Scholars dispute the attribution.
- On the Annunciation 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, On the Annunciation: the opening of the first sermon. Three sermons survive; this volume covers the opening only.
- On the Soul, to Tatian 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, On the Soul, to Tatian: the preface and plan of inquiry. Scholars dispute whether Gregory wrote it.
- Panegyric and Thanksgiving to Origen 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, Panegyric on Origen: the opening — his silence, eight years without oratory, and hesitation before his subject.
- Paraphrase of Ecclesiastes 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, Paraphrase of Ecclesiastes: the opening chapter — Solomon’s address, through his careful consideration as king in Jerusalem.
- Sentences 4 sectionsSix short sentences on piety, knowing God, and purified speech attributed to Gregory Thaumaturgus.
- That There is No Idol in the World 1 sectionGregory Thaumaturgus, short Greek scrap on true honor versus honor of what is not God.
- Twelve Chapters on the Faith 2 sectionsGregory Thaumaturgus, Twelve Chapters on the Faith: the first two chapters — on the uncreated body, and the flesh not consubstantial with the Godhead.
Topical excerpts
Apologetic Method
Civil Authority
Father, Son, and Spirit
Intermediate State
Salvation in Christ
Scripture and Inspiration
Wealth and Alms