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Caesarius of Arles, Exposition
by Georg S. Adamsen on December 20, 2007
in Ancient commentators,Caesarius of Arles
Caesarius Arelatensis. Sancti Caesarii episcopi Arelatensis opera omnia. Ed. by Germanus (Germain) Morin. Maretioli, 1937-1942. Two volumes in three parts. Includes the homiletic exposition on Revelation.
Weinrich cites this commentary regularly, but from Migne’s edition (PL 35,2417-52).
According to Weinrich, the homilies Expositio ad Apocalypsim is also, erroneously, attributed to Augustine and referred to as the Pseudo-Augustine homilies. See Germain Morin, “Le commentaire homiletique de S. Cesaire sur l’Apocalypse,” Revue Benedictine 45 (1993): 43-61.
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