Critical Editions
Fragmenta in Psalmos. PG 85: 1665-1668.
Translations
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The Psalm Bibliography Project is an effort to catalog and link to available commentaries on the Psalms throughout the history of interpretation, particularly in the patristic and medieval periods. Our goal is to alphabetically list major interpreters throughout church history and provide bibliographic data on critical editions, translations, and links to available resources if they are available.
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Medieval and Scholastic Commentators
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Psalm Catenae
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Gennadius of Constantinople (d. 471)
Gennadius was the Patriarch of Constantinople from 458-71. Many locate him within the Antiochene exegetical school. In 431, he wrote against Cyril of Alexandria's Twelve Anathemas, and would later accuse him of blasphemy (Ad Parthenium). He is said to have written commentaries on Genesis, Exodus, the Psalms, Daniel, and Paul's letters.
Critical Editions
Critical Editions
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