[Compiled by Rod Letchford]
[More links: here, and at the BNF here]
Below is a list of links to the Patrologia Orientalis, a series designed to complement Migne’s 19th century Patrologia Latina and Patrologia Graeca. Volume One was published in 1904. According to Wikipedia, the publication of the series is ongoing.
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J’ai besoin de tome 29.
I need volume 29.
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Moi aussi. 🙁
I am excited by what you are doing. Like “Bosko” I need a particular volume of PATROLOGIA ORIENTALIS– #26– which I think contains the Liturgy of St. James (perhaps in Aramaic.) Please continue to round out the complete set of …ORIENTALIS. I DO realize that you will not be able to please all followers to this site, including me. I shall adopt the stratagem of WAITING as all the rest of us have to do.
I’m not creating scans; just indexing those online.
Now I understand: thanks for the service you provide. I do hope someone scans PO 26– as well as all the other tomes thereunto!
I too hope someone scans #26.
I am trying to track down the missing volumes of PO and scan them, starting with vol 20. I just did an interlibrary loan request for it. According to WorldCat, all existing library holdings for vol 20 are in France! I live in the USA, so it might be difficult for me to obtain a copy to scan. I will update here whatever I do manage to get ahold of.
That would be wonderful!
Volumes 20 and 25 (together with perhaps an independent version of the other of volumes 1-19 and 21-24) may be found here: https://www.documentacatholicaomnia.eu/25_90_1904-1984-_Graffin-Nau.html
I too would love to see volume 26, if it can be legally posted.
The Internet Archive has been uploading a number of volumes of the Patrologia Orientalis, among a ton of other interesting material provided by the library of the Claremont School of Theology. For example:
Tome 24:
https://archive.org/details/oldgeorgianversi0000unse
Tome 27:
https://archive.org/details/hippolytederomes0000hipp
Tome 28:
https://archive.org/details/dedeo0000ezni
Tome 29:
https://archive.org/details/leshomiliaecathe0000seve
Most can only be borrowed (not downloaded), but that’s better than nothing. I’m adding them to the Links Galore spreadsheet:
https://tinyurl.com/linksgalorepo
It will take some time to complete all the bibliographical details. I’m not sure I’ve caught all of them because the IA’s cataloguing process is a bit erratic, and also because new items are being added every day, but with any luck there may be a full set (up to the nineties at least) in the near future.
The collection was announced by the IA here:
https://blog.archive.org/2020/12/02/internet-archive-broadens-global-access-to-theological-material/
Very much better than nothing – thank you!