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The Homilies of St. John Chrysostom on the Epistle to the Hebrews

St John Chrysostom (AD 349–407)

  1. pref. Preface
  2. 1. Hebrews 1.1,2
  3. 2. Hebrews 1.3
  4. 3. Hebrews 1.6—8
  5. 4. Hebrews 2.5—7
  6. 5. Hebrews 2.16–17
  7. 6. Hebrews 3.7–11
  8. 7. Hebrews 4.11–13
  9. 8. Hebrews 5.1–3
  10. 9. Hebrews 6.1—3
  11. 10. Hebrews 6.7,8
  12. 11. Hebrews 6.13—16
  13. 12. Hebrews 7.1—3
  14. 13. Hebrews 7.11–14
  15. 14. Hebrews 8.1,2
  16. 15. Hebrews 9.1–5
  17. 16. Hebrews 9.15–18
  18. 17. Hebrews 9.24–26
  19. 18. Hebrews 10.8–13
  20. 19. Hebrews 10.19–23
  21. 20. Hebrews 10.26,27
  22. 21. Hebrews 10.32–34
  23. 22. Hebrews 11.3,4
  24. 23. Hebrews 11.7
  25. 24. Hebrews 11.13–16
  26. 25. Hebrews 11.17—19
  27. 26. Hebrews 11.20—22
  28. 27. Hebrews 11.28–31
  29. 28. Hebrews 11.37,38
  30. 29. Hebrews 12.4—6
  31. 30. Hebrews 12.11–13
  32. 31. Hebrews 12.14
  33. 32. Hebrews 12.18–24
  34. 33. Hebrews 12.28,29
  35. 34. Hebrews 13.17

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St Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologiae 1265–1273 cites it 2 times

II-II, q. 69, a. 1 · II-II, q. 186, a. 3

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Philip Schaff (ed.), Buffalo/New York: Christian Literature Publishing Co., 1886-1889. Public domain: English translation first published 1885-1900 (Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, First Series).

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