PG t. 32, col. 869 AB. [Russian translation: Creations, Part VI, p. 150.] Wed. Against Eunomius, II, 32: PG, t. 29, col. 648.

106

PG t. 3, col. 640.

107

Ibid., col. 649-652.

108

PG, t. 130, col. 132 A.

109

PG, t. 94, col. 800 VS. [Complete Collection of Works, vol. 1, p. 162.]

110

Ibid., col. 860 B. [Russian translation, p. 185.]

111

PG, t. 150, col. 1220 D.

112

Ibid., col. 1189 B.

113

S. Marci Eugenici Ephes. Capita syllogistica., in the book. W. Gasa. Die Mystik dea N. Cabasilas. Greiswald, 1849, append. II, s. 217.

114

Words and Speeches, vol. II, pp. 36-37.

115

PG, t. 150, col. 929 VS.

116

Ibid., col, 949 AC. St. Gregory Palamas undoubtedly has in mind a passage from St. Gregory of Nyssa "On the Constitution" of Man, Chapter XI: PG, vol. 44, col. 153-156.

117

There is nothing more hopeless than the simplistic concept of Divine simplicity. Fr. Sebastian Gichardin's book "The Problem of Divine Simplicity in the East and in the West in the XIV-XV Centuries. Gregory Palamas, Duns Scotus, Georgius Scholarius", published in Lyons in 1933, is a striking example of such theological insensitivity to the fundamental mysteries of the faith.

118

This passage is quoted by M. Jugie in the article "Palamas", "Diet. de theol. cathol.», XI, col. 1759 s.

119

St. Gregory Palamas. Physical Chapters...: PG. t. 150, col. 1209 C - 1212 A.

120

St. Gregory Palamas. Theophanes. PG, t 150, col. 929 A.

121

PG, t. 91, col. 1261-1264.

122

Decrees of the Council of 1341, Synopsis Nili. Mansi, Coil. concil., t. 25, col. 1149.