Other

B

• Bradshaw, David -Aristotle East and West
• Bulgakov, Archpriest Sergey - The Orthodox Church(partial)

 

C

• Climacus, St. John - The Ladder of Divine Ascent    
• Colliander, Tito - The Way of the Ascetics 

D

• Dorotheos of Gaza, St – Directions on the Spiritual Life

E

•  Ephraim the Syrian, St. - Repentance

• Evagrius - Praktikos

H

• Hippolytus - On the Apostolic Tradition
  
  

I

• Iraeneus - Adversus Haereses libri 5 (Schaff) [English]

         - Against Heresies

         - Demonstartion of the Apostolic Preaching

         - Fragmentum Deperditorum Operum (Schaff)

         - Fragments from the Lost Writings(Thank-you Ben Blackwell)

J

• John of Damascus, St. – Three Homilies on the Dormition of the Theotokos

K

• Kalomiros, Alexander - The River of Fire
• Kalomiros, Alexander - Church in the End Times
• Kovasevich, Steven - Apostolic Christianity and 23, 000 Western Churches

L

• Lossky, Vladimir - In the Image and Likeness of God (Google Books)
• Louth, Andrew  - St. John Damascene: Tradition and Originality in Byzantine Theology (Google Books)
• Louth, Andrew - Greek East and Latin West: The Church Ad 681-1071 (Google Books)

M

• Macarius the Egyptian, St. – Fifty Spiritual Homilies
• Moore, Edward - Origen of Alexandria and St. Maximus the Confessor: An Analysis and Critical Evaluation of their Eschatological Doctrines (Google Books)
• Mark, St., The Ascetic - On Those Who Think They are Made Righteous by works: Two Hundred Twenty Six Texts

 

P

• Palladius - The Lusaic History
• Pambo, Holy Awa - The Insights
• The Fragments of Papias (from Chronicon.net)
  
  

 

S

• Schmemann, Fr. Alexander - The Historical Road of Eastern Orthodoxy
• St. Symeon the New Theologian - Hymns on Divine Love - Pt. 1, Pt. 2, Pt. 3, Pt. 4, Pt. 5, Pt. 6, Pt. 7

• Symeon the New Theologian, St. - Disciples

T

• Theodore the Studite, St.

  • Letter to the Nun Anna
  • Two Letters from Exile

  ·         Catechesis 2 - That we must always die the chosen death, and on good order.

  ·         Catechesis 4 - On taking care for ourselves and fleeing sin’s destructive places and ways.

  ·         Catechesis 6 - That one must give off a sweet fragrance through acquiring the virtues.

  ·         Catechesis 7 - On the Ascension of our Saviour Jesus Christ and on conducting ourselves in a manner pleasing to God.

  ·         Catechesis 20 - That we must preserve the beauty and untarnished loveliness of the soul, and about repentance.

  ·         Catechesis 24 - Of the surpassing gift of God, of love for him and hatred of the devil, and of humility. It was spoken at the beginning of the year.

  ·         Catechesis 32 - On the Nativity of the Saviour and the vigorous pursuit of our ascetic life.

  ·         Catechesis 78 - On listening with understanding to the Holy Scriptures.

  ·         Large Catechesis 14 - On freedom from affections and on self-mastery.

  These Concern the Great Fast and Holy Week.

  ·         Catechesis 103 - On keeping God’s commandments and the just threat against those who neglect them.

  ·         Catechesis 40 - That we should conduct ourselves in newness of life, just as we promised through the holy Schema.

  ·         Catechesis 49 - On self-mastery and our present confession. On Friday of Meat Week.

  ·         Catechesis 50 - On the great and manifest day of our Lord Jesus Christ. It was spoken on Meat Sunday.

  ·         Catechesis 51 - On being confident and courageous in the present persecution. Given on Wednesday of Cheese Week.

  ·         Catechesis 52 - On self-mastery and prayer; spoken on the Friday of Cheese Week.

  ·         Catechesis 53 - On fasting; and that the true fast of the obedient and the subject is the cutting off of one’s will. Given on Cheese Sunday.

  ·         Catechesis 54 - On fasting and dispassion; spoken at the beginning of the fast. Given on Wednesday of the First Week.

  ·         Catechesis 55 - On decorating our incorruptible house through the assumption of the virtues. Given on Friday of the First Week.

  ·         Catechesis 56 - On not being stretched beyond our power in our works of zeal for God and about nourishing the soul with spiritual speculations. Given on the First Sunday, which was not yet the Sunday of Orthodoxy.

  ·         Catechesis 57 - On guarding the soul from destructive passions. Wednesday of the Second Week.

  ·         Catechesis 58 - On harmony and love and on nobly enduring the toils of virtue for gaining the kingdom of heaven. Friday of the Second Week.

  ·         Catechesis 59 - On our accomplishing the days of the fast gently and readily in the hope of life without end. There is no indication of date for this Instruction, but since it comes between the ones for Friday of the 2nd Week of Lent and Wednesday of the 3rd, it is reasonable to allocate it to the 2nd Sunday.

  ·         Catechesis 60 - On our sudden departure from here and teaching about keeping safe watch over our senses and our mind from unseemly desires. Given on Wednesday of the 3rd Week.

  ·         Catechesis 61 - That we must not submit ourselves in temptations, and about fasting. Given on Friday of the 3rd Week.

  ·         Catechesis 62 - On our imitating the Lord’s sufferings. [Migne adds: On the Forty Martyrs [March 9th]. But it seems to have been given after the day itself.]

  ·         Catechesis 63 - Historical, concerning the Christians who were massacred in Bulgaria during the holy Lent, on account of meat-eating. On the 3rd Sunday.

  ·         Catechesis 64 - On the incarnate dispensation of our Lord Jesus Christ, and that we should celebrate spiritually. It was spoken on the day of the Annunciation.

  ·         Catechesis 68 - That we must be renewed for what is ahead through endurance of the trials that fall upon us, both visible and invisible. [On the 5th Sunday.] So the list in Migne [PG 99:28].

  ·         Catechesis 69 - That those who have passed through life in afflictions and miseries enjoy a pleasure which is without sorrow and ineffable. In PG the title adds ‘In memory of the godly Platon’. [It was given on Wednesday of the 5th week of Lent.]

  ·         Catechesis 70 - That we should endure every torment in imitation of Christ and the saints. Given on the Friday of the 5th week of Lent.

  ·         Catechesis 72 - On the saving Passion; and teaching on humility and patient endurance. Given on the Wednesday of Holy Week.

  Catechesis 73 - On the saving passion of our Lord and Master Jesus Christ. Given on Good Friday.

V

• Veletsky, Archpriest P. - The Ascension of Our Lord and God and Saviour Jesus Christ
• Victorinus, St. - Commentary On Apocalypse

 

W

• Ware, Bishop Kallistos - The Orthodox Church and here in 2 parts - part 1, part 2

 

OTHERS

• Lives of the Desert Fathers (includes the Spiritual Meadow) - translated by Ben Baker of Bronllys, Wales
• Vitae Patrum: Lives of the Desert Fathers (a translation from the 1628 Latin edition by Heribert Rosweyde SJ - Intro HERE)
• The Teachings of Saint Kosmas Apostle to the Poor - translated by Michael Vaporis
• The Apostolic Tradition - Hippolytus (scanned for public use by Tom Schmidt, thanks for the tip Roger)
• Answering the B'nei Noach By The Heavenly Abode
• The Book of Needs
• Orthodox Readings of Augustine, ed. George E. Demacopoulos and Aristotle Papanikolaou (Google Books)
  
  

 

Syriac books that have been digitalized on archive.org (WOW!!!) more can be found HERE

•  Mitchell, C.W. (ed.), S. Ephraim's Prose Refutations of Mani, Marcion, and Bardaisan. Vol. 1: The Discourses Addressed to Hypatius

 

• Hill, J.H., A Dissertation on the Gospel Commentary of S. Ephraem the Syrian with a Scriptural Index to his Works

 

• Cureton, W. (ed.), History of the Martyrs in Palestine, by Eusebius, Bishop in Caesarea, Discovered in a Very Ancient Syriac Manuscript

 

• Payne Smith, R. (tr.), A Commentary upon the Gospel according to S. Luke by S. Cyril. 2 vols. Vol. 1 & Vol. 2

 

• Budge, E.A.W. (tr.), The Paradise or Garden of the Holy Fathers, Being Histories of the Anchorites, Recluses, Monks, Coenobites, and Ascetic Fathers of the Deserts of Egypt between A.D. CCL and A.D. CCCC circiter. 2 vols.

 

• Lewis, A.S. (tr.), Select Narratives of Holy Women from the Syro-Antiochene or Sinai Palimpsest as Written above the Old Syriac Gospels by John the Stylite, of Beth-Mari-Qanun in A.D. 778

 

• Wensinck, A.J. (ed.), Legends of Eastern Saints Chiefly from Syriac Sources. 2 vols Vol 1 & Vol 2