Exegetical fragments (Octateuch, Romans, Galatians)

Fragmenta exegetica · Εὐσεβίου Ἐμισηνοῦ ἐξηγητικὰ ἀποσπάσματα

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Contents

Reading pages: 1.1–6.1 · 7.1–10.8

About this work

Author
Eusebius of Emesa
Attribution
authentic · Buytaert collects Greek catena fragments under Eusebius of Emesa's name, with a group of further fragments and citations; the lemmata printed in the catenae are the basis of the attribution. His own judgment on individual pieces is in the study that precedes the texts.
Standing
Not honoured as a saint or in a church calendar by the Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant traditions. Bishop of Emesa in communion with the East of his day; not honoured as a saint by the Catholic, Orthodox or Protestant calendars.
Date
ca. 340-359 (approximate) · The span of Eusebius's episcopate at Emesa; the fragments themselves are undated.
Written at
Emesa, Syria (disputed)
Language
Greek
Genre
commentary
Reference system
group.fragment, where the group is 1 Genesis, 2 Exodus, 3 Leviticus, 4 Numbers, 5 Deuteronomy, 6 Joshua, 7 Romans, 8 Galatians, 9 the citations group, 10 the further exegetical fragments, and the fragment number is Buytaert's within the group (the locator names the verse commented on). Fragment numbers were read from a scan and need checking against the printed edition.
SBL abbreviation
Frg. exeg.Not yet checked
Clavis
CPG 3525 (not yet checked)
Edition
Eligius-Marie Buytaert, L'héritage littéraire d'Eusèbe d'Émèse: Étude critique et historique; Textes, Bibliothèque du Muséon 24 (Louvain: Bureaux du Muséon, 1949), pp. 95*-159* (cited, not reproduced)
Critical editions
Eligius-Marie Buytaert, L'héritage littéraire d'Eusèbe d'Émèse, Bibliothèque du Muséon 24 (Louvain, 1949); Fragments also printed in Migne, PG 86.1 (from Lippomano's catena on Genesis) and in the catenae of Procopius of Gaza (PG 87) and of Nicephorus (cited, not reproduced)

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