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Preface -- Acknowledgments -- The parts of a published work. Introduction ; Books ; Journals -- Manuscript preparation and manuscript editing. Introduction ; The author's responsibilities ; The manuscript editor's responsibilities -- Proofs. Introduction ; What to look for ; How to mark proofs ; Cover proofs ; Bluelines and folded and gathered sheets ; Checking works for electronic publication -- Rights and permissions / Introduction ; Copyright law and the licensing of rights ; The publishing agreement ; The publisher's responsibilities ; The author's responsibilities -- Grammar and usage / Grammar ; Word usage -- Punctuation. Introduction ; Typographic and aesthetic considerations ; Period ; Comma ; Semicolon ; Question mark ; Exclamation point ; Hyphens and dashes ; Parentheses ; Brackets ; Slash ; Quotation marks ; Multiple punctuation and when to avoid it ; Lists and outline style -- Spelling, distinctive treatment of words, and compounds. Introduction ; Variant spellings ; Plurals ; Possessives ; Contractions and interjections ; Word division ; A and an, o and oh ; Ligatures ; Italics, capitals, and quotation marks ; Compounds and hyphenation -- Names and terms. Introduction ; Personal names ; Titles and offices ; Epithets, kinship names, and personifications ; Ethnic, socioeconomic, and other groups ; Names of places ; Words derived from proper names ; Names of organizations ; Historical and cultural terms ; Calendar and time designations ; Religious names and terms ; Military terms ; Ships, trains, aircraft, and spacecraft ; Scientific terminology ; Brand names and trademarks ; Titles of works : Notices and mottoes -- Numbers. Introduction ; Numerals or words ; Physical quantities ; Percentages and decimal fractions ; Money ; Divisions in publications and other documents ; Dates ; Time of day ; Names ; Addresses and thoroughfares ; Plurals and punctuation of numbers ; Inclusive numbers ; Roman numerals -- Foreign languages. Introduction ; Titles and other proper names ; Languages using the Latin alphabet ; Languages using transliterated (or Romanized) ; Classical Greek ; Old English and Middle English ; American Sign language -- Quotations and dialogue. Introduction ; Permissible changes ; Relation to text ; Quotation marks ; Ellipses ; Citing sources in text ; Foreign-language quotations -- Illustrations and captions. Introduction ; Definitions ; Placement and numbering ; Physical handling of artwork ; Captions ; List of illustrations ; Charts: some guidelines ; Musical examples -- Tables. Introduction ; The main parts of a table ; Shape and dimensions ; Special types of tables ; Editing tables ; Typographic considerations -- Mathematics in type. Introduction ; Style of mathematical expressions ; Preparation of paper manuscripts -- Abbreviations. Introduction ; Names and titles ; Geographical terms ; Designations of time ; Scholarly abbreviations ; Bible ; Technology and science ; Business and commerce -- Basic patterns. Itnroduction ; Source citation: basic elements, different formats ; Notes ; Bibliographies ; The author-date system: reference lists and text citations -- Specific content. Introduction ; Books ; Periodicals ; Interviews and personal communications ; Unpublished and informally published material ; Special types of references ; Musical scores ; Audiovisual materials ; Citations taken from secondary sources ; Legal citations ; Public documents ; Databases -- Indexes. Introduction ; Kinds of indexes and components of an index ; General principles of indexing ; Proper names and variants ; Titles of publications and other works ; Alphabetizing ; Punctuation: a summary ; The mechanics of indexing ; Editing an index compiled by someone else ; Typographical considerations ; Examples -- Design and production-basic procedures and key terms -- The publishing process for books and journals -- Bibliography -- Index.
Gelasius of caesarea -- Life -- Works -- Reconstruction of the Church history -- Methodology -- Previous scholarship -- The witnesses to the text -- Photius -- Rufinus -- Socrates and sozomen -- Theodoret of cyrrhus -- Anonymus cyzicenus -- Epitome historiae ecclesiasticae -- Theophanes, Alexander Monachus (BHG 410) and Vita Constantini (BHG 364) -- Vita metrophanis et Alexandri (BHG 1279) -- Vita Athanasii (BHG 185) -- Vita Spyridonis (BHG 1647) -- Acta Concilii Universalis Nicaeni Secundi -- Georgius Monachus -- Vitae Constantini (BHG 369 and BHG 362) -- The church history : chronological range, date of writing, literary character -- Dogmatic fragments -- Principles of the edition and translation -- Bibliography -- Secondary literature -- Ancient texts -- Textual witnesses for the edition -- Sigla -- Gelasius Caesariensis, Historia ecclesiastica Testimonia -- Epiphanius of Salamis -- Jerome -- Second ecumenical council -- Subscription list -- Theodoret of Cyrrhus -- Byzantine conciliar synopsis -- Council of Constantinople of 394 -- Subscription list -- Pelagius of Rome -- Photius' Bibliotheca -- Several Gelasii? -- Treatise against the anomoeans -- Gelasius vis-à-vis Eusebius of Caesarea -- Nicephorus gregoras -- A late Byzantine reader of socrates' church history -- Early modern libraries -- A library in constantinople? -- A library in rhaidestos? -- Fragmenta -- Title, incipit, and occasion of composition -- Further details -- Abdication and death of diocletian and maximian -- Fraudulent oracle leading to persecution of Christians -- Origins of constantine -- Benevolent reign of constantius chlorus -- Plot against young constantine and escape to his father -- Coronation of constantine by his father -- Succession to diocletian and maximian -- Constantine's victory over maxentius -- Support of christians by constantine -- Persecutions under licinius -- War between constantine and licinius -- Peace of church under constantine as sole emperor -- Way to nicaea -- Council of nicaea -- Supporters and opponents of arius at council -- Burning of the Bishops' petitions -- Debates at the council -- Refutation of philosopher by unlearned Bishop -- Saints Paphnutius and spyridon at the synod of nicaea -- Decision at nicaea and its discontents -- Reports about council -- Report on council to churches -- Concluding letter of nicene dossier -- Eusebius' report to church of Caesarea -- Transmission of decisions of council to various regions -- Helen in the Holy land -- Discovery of true cross by Helen -- Discovery of nails of cross by Helen -- Helen and virgins of Jerusalem -- Missionary expansion of Christianity -- Conversion of ethiopians by frumentius -- Conversion of georgians -- Suppression of pagan and promotion of Christian worship by constantine -- Recall of Arius -- Constantia and rehabilitation of Arius -- Arius' deceitful confession of faith -- Athanasius' resistance to rehabilitation of Arius -- Arius' return to Alexandria -- Athanasius' childhood -- Fabricated charges against athanasius -- Imperial order for inquest into charges at Tyre -- Arius' restoration to ecclesiastical communion in Jerusalem -- Athanasius' appeal to constantine -- Letter of constantine to Bishops at tyre -- Summoning of Arius back to constantinople -- Death of Arius early in reign of constantius -- Constantius' support of Arians -- Alexander's prayer and the death of Arius -- Second trial of Athanasius at tyre -- Sole rule of constans in the west -- Show trial and flight of Athanasius from tyre -- Replacement of maximus by cyril as bishop of Jerusalem -- Arian conflict on several fronts -- Athanasius' rehabilitation by constantius -- Renewal of persecution of Athanasius -- Synod of Milan -- Turmoil of church -- Exile of liberius from Rome -- Despotic rule of george in Alexandria and exile of Meletius from Antioch -- Recall of exiles by Julian -- Council of Alexandria on rehabilitation of Arians -- Julian's short-lived persecution of Athanasius -- Persecution of Athanasius under Julian -- Death of Julian -- Notes from the reign of valens -- Persecution of orthodox under valens -- Tatian's role in Egypt -- Death of athanasius -- Fragmenta dogmatica -- Theology as supreme human activity -- Salvation of like by like -- Mixture of human and divine activities in Christ during Passion -- Twofold nature of christ -- Antiquity of christianity -- Balancing honor and lowliness in christ -- Human and divine actions in christ -- Christ's subjections to human suffering -- Restoration of divine image of Adam -- Glory of man who is not God by nature -- Difference between Word and flesh -- Immunity to suffering of christ's divinity -- One will and activity for one nature -- Two wills in christ at gethsemane -- Christ known as god and man through double activity -- Need to honor christ as both god and man -- Manifestation of divinity of christ crucified -- Metaphors for the human nature of christ in scripture --
A history of the catholic mission in Ethiopia (1557-1632) -- Jesuit texts about Ethiopia -- Latin and the Jesuits -- Exporting the counter-reformation -- The conversion of Noblemen : the case of ... and ... -- The conversion of Noblewomen -- The defeat of catholicism -- The reasons for the defeat of catholicism -- Was Mendes responsible for the defeat of catholicism? -- The capuchins and the mission's project in Ethiopia -- Under the crown of martyrdom -- Conclusion -- Introduction to the translation by Leon Grek and Jessica Wright -- Text -- Syntax and style -- Pronouns and articles -- First-person plural pronouns -- Punctuation -- Paragraphs -- Personal names -- Place-names -- Technical terms -- Biblical quotations -- Annotation -- The translation of selected Latin letters by Jessica Wright and Leon Grek Anonymous description of the Ethiopian empire [1533] regarding what the Jesuits knew about Ethiopia when they arrived in the sixteenth century -- Excerpts from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1609 regarding rebellion and hardship in Abyssinia, the support of the emperor, virtues that please the Abyssinians -- Father Pedro Páez to Father Nicolas Pimenta, visitor of the Indies [... 1610] : regarding conflict with the Turks, good relations with Sella Christos, Páez the teacher, expedition against the Oromo -- Excerpt from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1611 regarding the Jesuits' success with the imperial family, civil conflict, anecdotes about local women as catholics or heathens -- Excerpt from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1612 regarding the Jesuits' success, including the conversion of women; conflict with the Oromo -- Annotation -- The translation of selected Latin letters by Jessica Wright and Leon Grek Excerpt from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1613 regarding the Jesuits' success, including doctrinal influence on the two natures of Christ and other matters -- Excerpts from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1615 regarding monastic conflict and imperial conflict : plots, women, and war -- Excerpts from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1618 regarding Ethiopia as in a wretched state, conflict over imperial Roman Catholicism, plots against them; description of the seminary in Gorgora, including an exemplary Portuguese woman -- Excerpt from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, 1622 regarding the life of Pedro Páez -- Excerpt from the annual letter of the Province of Goa, Father Ioannes da Silva, 1623 regarding new fathers sent to Ethiopia, the great danger from local Muslims, the death of Franciscus Antonius de Angelis -- Annotation -- The translation of selected Latin letters by Jessica Wright and Leon Grek Father Aymar Guerin to the superior general of the Society of Jesus, Cairo, 14 September 1627 regarding the author being prevented from performing sacred duties while traveling -- Patriarch Mendes to the superior general of the Society of Jesus, Dänqäz, 1 June 1629 regarding the difficulties of the mission; Mendes compares himself to ancient martyrs -- Father Bruno Bruni to the superior general of the society of Jesus, Ethiopia, 30 June 1629 regarding miracles, the cure of a royal woman, conversion of the imperial granddaughter -- Father Mendes to the Roman Pontiff, Däbsan, 8 July 1629 regarding Tacla and his sister killing a Jesuit attached to the imperial house -- Father Nicolaus de Fenal to the superior general of the society of Jesus, Luanda, 23 May 1630 regarding Nicolaus having a place in the king's house^^^ Franciscus Antonius de Angelis -- Annotation -- The translation of selected Latin letters by Jessica Wright and Leon Grek Urban VIII to Fasilädäs, Son of the Emperor of Ethiopia, Rome, 28 November 1630 exhorting Fasiladas to not rest until all of Abyssinia is Roman Catholic -- Patriarch Mendes to the Roman Pontiff, Fremona, 11 May 1633 regarding the disintegration of the Ethiopian Catholic church, gossip about Fasilädäs and his wife -- Excerpts from the Annual letter of the Province of Goa, 5 February 1635 regarding conflict between those loyal to the national religion and those loyal to the Roman Catholic Pope, heretical monks and rebellion, religious violence, an anecdote about the imperial daughter Zadanguil and Catholic woman -- Father Bruno Bruni to the Jesuit priests of the Province of Goa [from Seraoê, where he was in hiding], 17 July 1635 regarding the Jesuit martyrs and the imperial perpetrators -- Patriarch Mendes to the Sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, Goa, 22 February 1637 regarding military aid and the dangers to the Jesuit mission in Ethiopia Cardinal prefect of the Sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith to Patriarch Mendes, Rome, 12 September 1637 regarding consolation for the martyrs, refusing the request for military aid -- Patriarch Mendes to the sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, Goa, 11 November 1638 regarding the false rumors about conflicts between the Ethiopian princes and the Jesuits on the account of nationality -- Decree of the sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, Rome, 17 January 1639 regarding helping the Jesuits -- Patriarch Mendes to Pope Urban VIII, Goa, 10 October 1639 regarding martyrs and imperial perpetrators, the emperor being persuaded to persecute Jesuits to prove his Ethiopian faith -- Patriarch Mendes to the sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, Goa, 7 December 1639 regarding the martyr narrative Propagation of the Faith, Goa, 22 February 1637 regarding military aid and the dangers to the Jesuit mission in Ethiopia Report of Father Brother Manoel de Asuncã̦o, of the order of the Hermits of Saint Augustine, to the sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, regarding the causes of the expulsion of the Jesuits from Ethiopia regarding the expulsion of the Jesuits from Ethiopia and the accumulation of their possessions -- Summary of the Acts in the meeting held for the Ethiopian Mission by the sacred congregation for the propagation of the Faith, Rome, 3 May 1640 regarding dissension between the missionaries causing trouble -- Father Brother Antonio da Virgoletta to the Rector of the College of Diu, S. I., Suakin, late June 1640 regarding that martyrdom is not the result of royal cruelty but of competition between the bishops -- Excerpt from the annual letter from the Province of Goa, 3 January 1641 regarding martyr narratives, how king fasilädäs lures them outthe Faith, Goa, 22 February 1637 regarding military aid and the dangers to the Jesuit mission in Ethiopia The sacred congregation for the propagation of the faith to patriarch mendes, 1641 regarding consolation on the martyrdom, hope they will help the mission --
