Divine Names

Chapter I — To my Fellow Presbyter, Timothy, Dionysius the Presbyter. What is the purpose of the discourse, and what the tradition concerning Divine Names.
Chapter II — Concerning common and distinctive theology, and what is the Divine Union and distinction.
Chapter III — What is the power of prayer, and concerning the blessed Hierotheus, and concerning reverence and covenant in the Word of God.
Chapter IV — Concerning Good, Light, Beauty, Love, Ecstasy, Jealousy, and that the Evil is neither existent, nor from existent, nor in things being.
Chapter V — Concerning Being—in which also concerning Exemplars.
Chapter VI — Concerning Life.
Chapter VII — Concerning Wisdom, Mind, Reason, Truth, Faith.
Chapter VIII — Concerning power, justice, preservation, redemption, in which also concerning inequality.
Chapter IX — Concerning great, small, same, different, similar, dissimilar, standing, movement, equality.
Chapter X — Concerning Sovereign Lord, “Ancient of days,” in which also, concerning Age and Time.
Chapter XI — Concerning Peace, and what is meant by the self-existent Being; what is the self-existent Life, and what the self-existent Power, and such like expressions.
Chapter XII — Concerning Holy of Holies, King of Kings, Lord of Lords, God of Gods.
Chapter XIII — Concerning Perfect and One.