The Letter Collection of Basil of Caesarea

The Letter Collection of Basil of Caesarea. Radde-Gallwitz, A. In Sogno, C., Storin, B. K., & Watts, E. J., editors, Late Antique Letter Collections, of A Critical Introduction and Reference Guide, pages 69–80. University of California Press, 1 edition, 2017.

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The modern corpus of Basil of Caesarea’s (ca. 330–378 C.E.) letters was established in more or less its current form by the Benedictine editors of St. Maur, Julien Garnier and Prudentius Maran.¹ Garnier was responsible for the collations that went into the edition, but the volume was unpublished at his death in 1725. It fell to Maran to give the collection an order, which he did by drawing heavily on Louis-Sébastien Le Nain de Tillemont’s Mémoires .² Maran published the collection in 1730, and his solution shaped the study of Basil’s letters thereafter. As Abbé Marius Bessières noted nearly a

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