This blog is getting large. A lot of patristic and other texts have been translated and placed here. I thought that a list, linking to the posts, and also directly to the PDF and the Word file, might be helpful. So I have compiled one, and placed it in the side-bar under Translations Available For Download.
I made this list by searching the “uploads” directory for all the .pdf and .doc* files, and then searching for these in the “Search” box on the blog. So it’s probably not complete. There will be translations that were made as purely blog posts, without a download. There are a few of these in the Additional Fathers section of the website, such as Agapius, and I really need to revisit those and create some downloads.
There are also 70+ short files by Anthony Alcock which contain translations of Coptic texts. These will have to wait another day.
Very useful. The world really does need more indexes.
Thank you!
It’s actually useful to see all this stuff, and find instances where I had forgotten some bit of the task.
Don’t forget this little curiosity that you made available to us, for which I’m very grateful:
Philon of Byzantium, ON THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD
https://www.roger-pearse.com/weblog/tag/seven-wonders-of-the-world/
Oh yes! Thank you. Added! There’s probably a few around the site like this.