Patristic/Undivided Church
Gregory of Neocaesarea
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- HVHomily concerning the Holy Mother of God, Ever VirginGregory of NeocaesareaAnte-NiceneHomily concerning the Holy Mother of God, Ever VirginDate unknown
- DFA Declaration of FaithGregory of NeocaesareaAnte-NiceneA Declaration of FaithDate unknown
- MEA Metaphrase of the Book of EcclesiastesGregory of NeocaesareaAnte-NiceneA Metaphrase of the Book of EcclesiastesDate unknown
- CECanonical EpistleGregory of NeocaesareaAnte-NiceneCanonical EpistleDate unknown
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A Declaration of Faith
There is one God, the Father of the living Word, who is His subsistent Wisdom and Power and Eternal Image: 2 perfect Begetter of the perfect Begotten , Father of the only-begotten Son. There is one Lord, Only of the Only, 3 God of God, Image and Likeness of Deity, Efficient Word, 4 Wisdom comprehensive 5 of the constitution of all things, and Power formative 6 of the whole creation, true Son of true Father, InvisibleA Metaphrase of the Book of Ecclesiastes
These words speaketh Solomon, the son of David the king and prophet, to the whole Church of God, a prince most honoured, and a prophet most wise above all men. How vain and fruitless are the affairs of men, and all pursuits that occupy man! For there is not one who can tell of any profit attaching to those things which men who creep on earth strive by body and soul to attain to, in servitude all the while to what isCanonical Epistle
Correspondence from the collected letters of Gregory of Neocaesarea: Canonical Epistle. Topics include prayer.Gregory's Declaration of Faith
Gregory Thaumaturgus discusses the Trinity in Gregory's Declaration of Faith.Homily concerning the Holy Mother of God, Ever Virgin
Gregory of Neocaesarea discusses divine grace, the soul, and the Holy Spirit in Homily concerning the Holy Mother of God, ever virgin. The opening subject is “on an ante-nicene homily of gregory thaumaturgus.”
The Oration and Panegyric Addressed to OrigenGregory of Neocaesarea