 The Pauline Formula Induere
Christum with Special Reference
to the Works of St John Chrysostom Saint John Chrysostom Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of the Sacred Sciences at the Catholic University of America in Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements for the Doctorate in Theology By the Reverend Leo Joseph Ohleyer, O.F.M., S.T.L. of the Province of the Sacred Heart St. Louis, Missouri Catholic University of America Washington, D. C. 1921 Contents
Title Page: THE PAULINE FORMULA INDUERE CHRISTUM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE WORKS OF ST JOHN CHRYSOSTOM The Pauline Formula Induere Christum with Special Reference to the Works of St John Chrysostom Preface Introduction Chapter I History of the Interpretation of “Induere Christum” in the Middle Ages and in Modern Times I. “Induere Christum”: a Metaphor Derived from the Idea of Putting on a Garment II. the Metaphor “Induere Christum,” a Hebrew Original III. the Metaphor “Induere Christum” a Greek Original IV. the Metaphor “Induere Christum” Derived from Various Civil or Religious Customs 1. “Induere Christum” Derived from Christian Customs 2. “Induere Christum” Derived from Jewish Customs 3. “Induere Christum” Derived from Pagan Customs Chapter II Interpretation of “Induere Christum” According to St. John Chrysostom I. ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΝ in Rom. 13:14 1. Exhortation to Put on the Arms of Light 2. Exhortation to “Put Off Evil” 3. Exhortation to Put on Christ 4. Explanation of the ΕΝΔΥΣΑΣΘΕ—ΧΡΙΣΤΟΝ 5. Confirmation of the Reality of Christ’s Indwelling in Us 6. Further Explanation of “Induere Christum” and of Its Effects 7. Explanation of “Induere Christum” by a Proverb 8. Confirmation of the Meaning of the Proverb 9. Conclusion of the Exposition of the ΕΝΔΥΣΑΣΘΕ … ΧΡΙΣΤΟΝ II. ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΝ in Gal. 3:27 1. The “Horrendum Mysterium” of ΕΝΕΔΥΣΑΣΘΕ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΝ 2. Description of the “Horrendum Mysterium” 3. To Be Born of God, a “Horrendum Mysterium” Chapter III Historico-Literary Investigation of ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ I. Meaning of ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ According to Lexicographers II. (ΕΝ) ΔΥΕΙΝ-(ΕΝ) ΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In the Hellenic World 1. ΔΥΩ And ΕΝΔΥΩ in Homer 2. Metaphorical Use of ΔΥΕΙΝ in Aeschylus 3. ΔΥΕΙΝ-ΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ And Its Compounds in Herodotus 4. ΔΥΕΙΝ, ΕΙΣΔΥΕΙΝ And ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ in Sophocles 5. ΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ, ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ, And ΕΙΣΔΥΕΙΝ in Euripides 6. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Aristophanes 7. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ And ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ in Xenophon 8. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Plato 9. ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Aristotle 10. The Metaphor ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ ΤΙΝΑ in Dionysius 11. ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Philo 12. ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Josephus 13. Metaphorical Use of ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ by Christian Writers 14. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ And ΑΠΟΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ in Lucian 15. The Metaphor ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ Tina in Eusebius 16. The Metaphor ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ Tina in Libanius III. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In Biblical Literature 1. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In the LXX 2. ΕΝΔΥΕΙΝ-ΕΝΔΥΕΣΘΑΙ In the New Testament Chapter IV Application of the Results to Rom. 13:14, And Gal. 3:27 Corollary Copyright ©1999-2026 Wildfire Fellowship, Inc all rights reserved
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