Patristics

Edited by David W. Bercot.
Peabody, MA: Hendrickson, 1998
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Paragraph-length excerpts of patristic writings arranged according to 700 different theological, moral, and historical subjects. Only includes Ante-Nicene Fathers (i.e. Fathers who lived before the First Nicene Council of 325 A.D.).

Edited by Joseph Berington and John Kirk.
New York: Pustet, 1910. 3 volumes.
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Passages from Scripture and the Fathers arranged by subject. Within each subject section patristic texts are arranged in chronolog¬ical order, enabling one to see the development of Catholic doctrine.

Edited by William A. Jurgens.
Collegeville, MN: Liturgical, 1970. 3 volumes.
A chronologically-arranged collection of the most important patristic passages needed for theological study. Volume three includes a classified index of subjects.

Edited by Robert de Cambrai.
Paris: Vives, 1868. 4 volumes.
Sentence-length excerpts from patristic and classical writings arranged by subject. In Latin.

Wilmington, DE: Glazier, 1983–1992.
Each volume includes lengthy patristic excerpts on a particular topic (e.g. sacraments, social thought).

Edited by Thomas C. Oden and Christopher A. Hall.
Downers Grove, IL.: Intervarsity, 1998-2010.
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English translations of selected passages from patristic works about particular Bible verses.

Brief selections. Three volumes have been published: Death, Judgement, Heaven & Hell; Holy Mass; and Seven Deadly Sins.