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Top 10: People and organisations
| People and organisations | Count |
|---|---|
| Cyril Saint, Bishop of Jerusalem (315-386) | 2 |
| Cyril | 2 |
| Theophylactus of Ochrida, Archbishop of Ochrida (1050-1108) | 1 |
| Sifanus, Laurentius | 1 |
| Prunsfeldius, Laurentius Sifanus | 1 |
| Zsamboki, Janos (1531-1584) | 1 |
| Theophylactus, of Ochrida, Archbishop of Ochrida, Ca. 1050-Ca. 1108 | 1 |
| Timothy Priest of Jerusalem | 1 |
| Timothy | 1 |
| John Chrysostom, Saint (407) | 1 |
Theophylacti Bulgariae Archiepiscopi Explicationes in Acta Apostolorum, concisè ac breuiter ex Patribus collectæ, Græeè nunc primùm editæ ex bibliotheca clarissimi Ioannis Sambuci Pannonij Tirnauiensis, cum interpretatione Latina Laurentij Sifani Prunsfeldij, I.V.D : Hic accesserunt orationes quinque diuersorum patrum, nempe Gregorij Nysseni, Amphilochij, Iconij, Ioannis Chrysostomi, Cyrilli & Timothei Hierosolymorum presbyteri. Item Gregorij Nysseni oratio de Deitate Filij & Spiritus sancti. Eodem Laurentio Sifano interprete
Theophylactus of Ochrida, Archbishop of Ochrida (1050-1108); Amphilochius saint, bishop of Iconium (fl. 373-394); Cyril Saint, Bishop of Jerusalem (315-386); Gregory of Nyssa, Saint (335-394); John Chrysostom, Saint (407); Timothy priest of Jerusalem; Cervicornus, Godefridus (fl. 1561-1577); Sifanus, Laurentius; Prunsfeldius, Laurentius Sifanus; Zsámboki, János (1531-1584)
1568
Four unnumbered pages after p.212. "Cum Cæesar. Maiest. priuilegio ad decennium, & Christianiss. Francorum Regis ad septennium." - title page. "Orationes quinque diversorum patrum" has its own ti...
Speculum sapientie beati Cirilli episcopi alias Quadripartitus apologieticus vocatus. In cuius quidem proverbiis omnis et toius sapientie speculum claret. Feliciter. Incipit
Cyril Saint, Bishop of Jerusalem (315-386); Cyril Saint, of Thessalonica (827-869); Cyril de Quidenon
[ca. 1497]
Attributed to Cyrillus episcopus, variously identified with Saint Cyrillus, Bp. of Jerusalem, Saint Cyrillus of Thessalonica and Cyrillus de Quidenon (Source: NUC, pre-1956 imprints).