Homiliae in Joannem
Partial workHomilies on the Gospel of Saint John
Work coverage: Homilies 1-15 of 88 on the Gospel of John in the NPNF translation. Remainder queued — see docs/tickets/LS-305.md for the per-homily ledger.
Edition & AttributionTranslator, publisher and source details for this edition.
- Translator
- The Oxford Translation, edited with notes by the Rev. Philip Schaff
- Series
- A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, First Series, Volume XIV
- Editor
- Philip Schaff
- Publisher
- Charles Scribner's Sons (The Christian Literature Company), New York
- Year
- 1889
- Revision
- Homilies 1-15 of 88, transcribed from the CCEL ThML transcription of NPNF1-14. A mandatory transcription-integrity audit was run first, given this volume holds two works (John and Hebrews, matched on their printed titles, never on position) — a probe-walk word-count audit against the dated 1886 scan's OCR (archive.org selectlibraryofn14auguuoft), calibrated with a positive control (a known 700-word excision, confirmed detected before trusting any clean result), plus a structural census of the volume's own printed "Homily N." headings. Unlike the Matthew volume, this one shows no fusion: all 88 divisions carry sequential printed numbers 1-88 and each closes on its own doxology. Homilies 1-15 and the volume's full division census both audited clean at the ≥500-word detection scale this method resolves; that scale's own limitation (losses under roughly 300-500 words may not register) applies here as everywhere the method is used. The work's own text only — Schaff's editorial footnotes are not transcribed. Homily 16-88 remain queued; the QA report's per-homily ledger flags a few homilies with an unexplained printed section-numeral gap or a below-threshold audit flag worth a closer look before they are built.
- Rights
- Public Domain
- Accessed
- 2026-08-21
- License
- public-domain-base
- Public-domain basis
- A Select Library of the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, First Series, Volume XIV — title page reads "Copyright, 1889, by The Christian Literature Company" and "Printed in the United States of America" (New York, Charles Scribner's Sons) — pre-1930 US publication, term long expired; the underlying Oxford Translation (Marriott/Pusey's Library of the Fathers) is mid-19th-century, also long expired. Same class basis as the Matthew volume (npnf110); this volume fingerprinted against the dated IA scan selectlibraryofn14auguuoft (title page, copyright date, and per-division text all matched) during this build's transcription-integrity audit.
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