Tractates on Matthew (CCSL numbering: the prologue and the tractates not published here from Migne's text)

Tractatus in Matthaeum (Prologus et tractatus ceteri)

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Contents

Reading pages: 0.1–41.10 · 42.1–59.5

About this work

Author
Chromatius of Aquileia
Attribution
authentic · Printed as Chromatius's in CCSL 9A; the tractates are transmitted partly under the name of John Chrysostom or of Jerome.
Standing
Honoured by the Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant traditions. Honoured as a saint or in a church calendar by: Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant.
Date
ca. 388-407 (approximate)
Written at
Aquileia, Northern Italy
Language
Latin
Genre
homily
Reference system
tractate.section, or tractate.part.section where the edition divides a tractate into parts (CCSL 9A numbering, 0 = the prologue). This numbering differs from Migne's, used in the separately published Tractates on Matthew (Migne's 1 = CCSL 12, 2 = 13, 3-17 = 17-31). Tractate 36 breaks off and tractate 37 is lost.
SBL abbreviation
Tract. Matt.Not yet checked
Edition
Raymond Étaix and Joseph Lemarié, eds., Chromatii Aquileiensis Opera, Corpus Christianorum Series Latina 9A (Turnhout: Brepols, 1974) (cited, not reproduced)
Critical editions
Joseph Lemarié, ed. and trans., Chromace d'Aquilée, Sermons, Sources chrétiennes 154 and 164 (Paris: Cerf, 1969–1971); Alexander Hoste, ed., Chromatii Aquileiensis Opera, CCSL 9 (Turnhout: Brepols, 1974) (cited, not reproduced)

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