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Category Archive: John Chrysostom

Ancient Greek speakers & their intuitions

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Nobody would be shocked to hear that native speakers know their language really well. They speak it natively […]

Mike Aubrey December 2, 2016 Exegesis, Grammar, Greek, Historical Linguistics, John Chrysostom, Language, Lexicography, Linguistics, Sociolinguistics

John Chrysostom on John 3:14-16

For a discussion I’ve been having elsewhere on the internet, I translated Chrysostom’s discussion of John 3:14-16. Its […]

Mike Aubrey April 24, 2009 Church History, Greek, John Chrysostom, Translation

Chrysostom on Eph 5:22ff.

The Greek text is from Documenta Catholica Omnia, though I’ve removed the numbers and set line breaks based […]

Mike Aubrey February 18, 2009 5.18-33, Ephesians, Greek, John Chrysostom

John Chrysostom on Ephesians 5.21

I thought I’d repost my translation of Chrysostom on Ephesians 5:21. If for anything, it would be nice […]

Mike Aubrey February 17, 2009 5.18-33, Ephesians, Greek, John Chrysostom, Translation

Using Logos to study Greek texts not in Logos

As commentaries on Ephesians go, I generally find myself regularly going back to John Chrysostom and his homilies […]

Mike Aubrey December 2, 2008 Ephesians, Greek, John Chrysostom

BibleTech: 2009

I’m considering putting in a proposal for BibleTech: 2009, but I’m not sure yet. I need to decide […]

Mike Aubrey October 29, 2008 Discourse Analysis, Grammar, Greek, John Chrysostom, Language, Lexicography, Linguistics, Morphology, Musings

Patristics Carnival X Is Up

Patristics Carnival X is up at Hyperekperissou! Be sure to give it a read!

Mike Aubrey April 7, 2008 Church History, John Chrysostom

Chrysostom Translation Comparison

When I look at the Nicene Post-Nicene Father’s translation of this same passage, I can’t help but think […]

Mike Aubrey March 19, 2008 John Chrysostom, Translation
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