John Cassian brought the teaching of the Egyptian monks to the West: the twelve books of the Institutes on the monk's life and the eight principal faults, the twenty-four Conferences with the Abbots of Egypt, and his seven books On the Incarnation against Nestorius. Modern English from the Post-Nicene Fathers translation.
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Contents
On the Incarnation, Book 6
1The Feeding of the Multitude2Five Loaves, Two Fishes, Seven Books3The Creed of Antioch4Authority Both Divine and Human5Hold Fast What You Received6Begotten, Not Made7True God from True God8He Came and Was Born of the Virgin9Condemned by His Own Confession10A Bishop Who Denies the Creed11The Creed Received in Infancy12Christ Crucified, a Stumbling Block13Of One Substance with Father and Mother14The Same Root as Pelagius15Two Christs16Splitting the Son Destroys the Trinity17Deny One Part of the Faith and You Deny It All18Come Back to the Faith of Your Baptism19Born in Time, Yet Lessened in Nothing20Eternal God, Made Man in Time21Scripture Says Christ Existed Before the Ages22One Person, So What Is True of the Flesh Is Said of God23The Part Stands for the Whole