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Published Works of V. Rev. Professor John Anthony Mcguckin 76 Published Works of V. Rev. Professor John Anthony McGuckin A. Books. (i) Historical Theology. 1. Symeon the New Theologian. Chapters and Discourses. Cistercian Publications. Kalamazoo. 1982 . pp. 144. Hardcover and Paperback. (Reprinted 1994). 2. St. Gregory Nazianzen : Selected Poems . SLG Press. Oxford. 1986. pp. xx, 24. Paperback. (Reprinted: 1989 & 1995). 3. The Transfiguration of Christ in Scripture and Tradition. Mellen Press. Lewiston (New York). 1987. pp. 333. Hardcover. 4. St. Cyril of Alexandria and the Christological Controversy. Its History, Theology, and Texts. Brill. Leiden. 1994. pp. 424. Hardcover. 4a 2nd Edition: St. Cyril of Alexandria and the Christological Controversy. SVS Press. New York. Paperback. 2004. pp. 425. Nominated for Christianity Today’s 2004 Book Awards for History /Biography. 5. At the Lighting of the Lamps : Hymns From the Ancient Church. SLG Press. Oxford . 1995. pp. 102; Paperback. 5a 2nd Edition, Morehouse, New York. 1997. 6. St. Cyril of Alexandria : On The Unity of Christ. (That the Christ Is One). SVS Press. New York . 1995. pp. 151. Paperback. (Reprinted 2001). (Synopsis of the Introduction reprinted in : Coptic Church Review. vol. 19. 1-2. Spring 1998. 42-51.) 7 St. Gregory of Nazianzus : An Intellectual Biography. SVS. Press. New York. 2001. 436 pp. (Hardcover and Paperback). 7a. Sfantul Grigorie Teologul Arhiepiscopul Constantinopolui. Editura: Invierea. Timisoara. Romania. 2004. (Paperback Romanian edition) 8. Standing In God’s Holy Fire : The Spiritual Tradition of Byzantium. DLT London. / Orbis-Maryknoll. New York. 2001. 172 pp. Paperback. 9. The Book of Mystical Chapters : Meditations on the Soul’s Ascent From the Desert Fathers and Other Early Christian Contemplatives. Shambhala Press. Boston. 2002. 215pp. Hardcover. (Paperback English Edition. 2003). 77 9a. Mystieke Teksten van de Woejstijnvaders. Uitgeverij Ankh-Hermes bv. Deventer. 2003. (Hardcover Dutch Edition). 9b. Cartea Capitolelor Mistice. Editura Mix. Brasov. Romania. 2005. (Paperback Romanian Edition). 9c Mystik Cartelor. Prague. Czech Republic. 2010. (Paperback Czech Edition). 10. Semnele Imparatiei. vol. 1. Antologie de Studii Biblice si Patristice. Editura Marineasa. Timisoara. Romania. 2003. [Collected Studies in Romanian Translation. Vol.1 ]. pp. 269. 11. Semnele Imparatiei. vol. 2. Antologie de Studii Bizantine si Teologice. Editura Marineasa. Timisoara. Romania. 2004. [Collected Studies in Romanian Translation. Vol.2.]. pp. 250. 12a. The Westminster Handbook to Patristic Theology. Westminster John Knox Press. Louisville. Kentucky. 2004. [Sole Author]. 12b. The A-Z of Patristic Theology. SCM Press. London. 2005. [UK edition of the above]. 12c. Dizionari de Patristice Teologie. Editura Doxologia. Iasi. 2011. [Romanian edi- tion]. 13. The Westminster Handbook to Origen of Alexandria. Westminster John Knox Press. Louisville. Kentucky. 2004. [Editor & Author] 14a. The Orthodox Church. An Introduction to its History, Theology & Spiritual Culture. Blackwell-Wiley. Oxford & New York. 2008. h.b. 2010 p.b. ( +2012) Citation in the Association of American Publishers PROSE Awards List for 2008. Nominated for the 2010 Grawermeyer Award for outstanding theological books. Recipient of a CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title for 2009 Award.Paper- back Edition: Blackwell-Wiley. Oxford & New York. 2010. 14b Biserice Ortodox. Editura Institutului Biblic. Bucharest. 2012. (Romanian edition) 15. Ancient Christian Doctrines: Volume 2 : I Believe in One Lord Jesus Christ. (Collation of Source Texts Edited and Introduced). IVP Press. Illinois. 2009. 16. Harp of Glory: Enzhira Sebhat. (Translated and Introduced). SVS Press. New York. 2010. (Popular Patristics Series vol. 39). 17. The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. 2 vols (500,000 words). Blackwell-Wiley, [Editor]. Oxford & New York. 2010. Ibid: in the Blackwell Reference Online Library. 2011 + 78 18. Two Akathists. (Editor and Translator). Theotokos Press. New York. 2011. 19. The Ascent of Christian Law: Patristic and Byzantine Reformulations of An- tique Civilization. SVS Press. New York. Winter. 2011. 20 Prayer Book of the Early Christians. Paraclete Press. Spring 2011. (ii) Other Books - Belles -Lettres / Special Editions. 21. Byzantium And Other Poems . Black Gate Press. Cramlington. 1994. pp. 52. 22. Lactantius : The Poem on the Ascent of the Phoenix. Translated by Eddie Flint- off. Introduction and Critical Notes by J. McGuckin. The Old School Press, HintonCharterhouse. 1995. 23a. Selected Poems. Black Gate Press. Cramlington. 2010. 23b. Selected Poems. Theotokos Press. New York. 2010. (iii) Contracted Books ‘In Press / In Preparation’. 24. The Cross Exalted: Christianity’s First Millennium. IVP Press. Appearing 2014. B. Articles and Chapters in Books. 1. The Christology of Lactantius. Studia Patristica, 17, Oxford, 1982, 813-820. 2. The Non-Cyprianic Scripture Texts in Lactantius’ Divine Institutes. Vigiliae Christianae, 36, 1982, 145- 163. 3. Spirit Christology : Lactantius and His Sources. Heythrop Journal, 24, 1983, 141 - 148. 4. The Theopaschite Confession (Text and Historical Context) : A Study in the Cyrilline Reinterpretation of Chalcedon. Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 35, 2, 1984, 239 - 255. 5. The Patristic Exegesis of the Transfiguration. Studia Patristica, 18, vol.1, (Ka- lamazoo) 1986, 335 - 341. 6. Imperial Byzantine Ritual & its Effect on Christian Cult. Bulletin of the Society of Monastic Musicians (Digest). Vol. 8, No.1, April, 1984. 6-11. 79 7. Jesus Transfigured : A Question of Christology. Clergy Review, 69, No. 8, August, 1984, 271 - 279. 8. Symeon The New Theologian : His Vision of Theology. Patristic and Byzantine Review, vol. 3, No. 2, 1984, 208 - 214. 9. Christian Asceticism and the Early School of Alexandria. Studies in Church History, vol. 22 (Monks Hermits & The Ascetic Tradition), Oxford, 1985, 25 - 39. 10. Origen’s Doctrine of the Priesthood. Clergy Review, 70, No. 8, August, 1985, 277- 286 ; Ibid. No. 9, Sept. 1985, 318 - 325 ; Synopsis in : Theology Digest, 33, 3, 1986. 11. The Changing Forms of Jesus According to Origen. Origeniana Quarta. Innsbrucker Theologischen Studien, Bd. 19, 1986, 215 - 222. 12. The Sign of the Prophet : The Significance of Meals in the Doctrine of Jesus. Scripture Bulletin, 16, 2, Summer 1986, 35 - 40. Reprinted in : Gab Reprints, Eldoret, Kenya, October , 1987. 13. Lactantius as Theologian. An Angelic Christology on the Eve of Nicaea. Rivista di Storia e Letteratura Religiosa (Firenze), 22, 3, 1986, 492 - 497. 14. The Vine and the Elm Tree : The Patristic Interpretation of Jesus’ Teachings on Wealth. Studies in Church History, 24 (The Church & Wealth), Oxford, 1987, 1 - 14. 15. The Enigma of Augustine’s Conversion : Sept. AD 386. Clergy Review, 72, No. 8, Sept. 1986, 315 - 325. Reprinted in Gaba Reprints, Eldoret, Kenya, April, 1987. 16. Does Lactantius Denigrate Cyprian ? Journal of Theological Studies , April, 1988, 119 - 124. 17. The Christology of Nestorius of Constantinople . Patristic and Byzantine Review, vol. 7, Nos. 2 - 3, 1988, 93 - 129. 18. Sacrifice and Atonement : An Investigation into the Attitude of Jesus of Nazareth Towards Cultic Sacrifice . in : Remembering for the Future vol. 1, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1988, 648 - 661. 19. Origen on the Glory of God. 80 Studia Patristica, 21, (Leuven), 1989, 316 - 324. 20. The Concept of Orthodoxy in Ancient Christianity. Patristic and Byzantine Review, vol. 8, No. 1, 1989, 5 - 23. 21. Jesus’ Self-Designation as a Prophet . Scripture Bulletin, 19, vol. 1, Winter, 1988, 2 - 11. 22. Did Augustine’s Christology Depend on Theodore of Mopsuestia ? Heythrop Journal, 31, 1990, 39 - 52 . Ibid : Rivista di Storia e Letteratura Religiosa, Firenze, 25, 3, 1989, 444 - 457. 23. Caesarea Maritima as Origen Knew it. in : Origeniana Quinta (Ed. R.J. Daly), Leuven , 1992, 3 - 25. 24. Origen on The Jews. Studies in Church History, vol. 29 (Christianity & Judaism), Oxford, 1992, 1 - 13. Reprinted in : E Ferguson (Ed). Recent Studies in Church History. vol 2.Gar- land Publishing. Hamden. CT. 1999. 25a. The Influence of the Isis Cult on St. Cyril of Alexandria’s Christology. Studia Patristica, 24, Leuven, 1992, 191 - 199. 25b. Influenta cultului lui Isis asupra Hristologiei Sfantului Chiril al Alexandriei. Altarul Banatalui (Revista Arhiepiscopiei Timisoarei). Anul. XIV. (LIII). serie noua. Nr. 1-3; Jan-Mar. 2003. 39-46. 26. The Theology of Images and the Legitimation of Power in Eighth Century Byzantium. St. Vladimir’s Theological Quarterly. vol. 37, No. 1, January, 1993, 39 - 58. 27. Martyr Devotion in the Alexandrian School (Origen to Athanasius). Studies in Church History, vol. 30 (Martyrs & Martyrologies), Oxford, 1993, 35-45. Reprinted in : E Ferguson (Ed). Recent Studies in Church History. vol. 5. Garland Publishing. Hamden. CT. 1999. 28. Signs of the Kingdom. ch.10 in : The Kingdom of God and Human Society, (Ed.) R.S. Barbour, Edinburgh, 1993, 190 - 207. 29. St. Cyril of Alexandria: Homily on the Feast of St. John The Theologian. Sourozh (Journal of the Russian Orthodox Church in England). vol. 51. Fall. 1993. 34-35. 30. Perceiving Light from Light in Light. The Trinitarian Theology of St. Gregory The Theologian. (Commemorative Volume for his 16th Centenary), 81 Greek Orthodox Theological Review (Brookline, Mass.) vol. 39. 1-2, 1994, 7-32. 31. Structural Design & Apologetic Intent in Origen’s Commentary on John. Origeniana Sexta,[ Origen and the Bible ] (Edd. G. Dorival & A. Le Boulluec) Bibliotheca Ephemeridum Theologicarum Lovaniensium, CXVIII, [Leuven
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