Surviving Works
- Correspondence with St. Jerome, Pope Anastasius I and Pope Innocent I
- Tract against Chrysostom
- Homily on the Crucifixion and the Good Thief
- Homilies translated by St. Jerome (preserved in Migne)
- Other homilies survive only in Coptic and Ge'ez translations.
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