Joannis Cassiani Opera Omnia

This is Volume 2 of "Joannis Cassiani Opera Omnia," featuring the complete works of John Cassian, accompanied by extensive commentaries by Alardus Gazaeus. This Parisian edition is presented with continuous text for the reader's convenience, unlike the Leipzig edition. John Cassian (c. 360 - c. 435) was a Christian monk and theologian celebrated for his contributions to monasticism and his writings on spiritual life. His works, influential in both the East and West, emphasize practical guidance for monks and offer insights into overcoming spiritual obstacles. This volume, meticulously compiled by Jacques-Paul Migne, offers invaluable resources for scholars and anyone interested in early Christian thought and practice.

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