Hierax (correspondent of Isidore of Pelusium) & Isidore of Pelusium

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To the same man.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To the same person.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious [clarissimus, a man of senatorial rank].”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious [clarissimus, a high senatorial rank].”

“To Hierax, presbyter.”

“To the same person.”

“To the same person.”

“To Hierax, the deacon.”

“To Hierax, presbyter.”

“To Hierax.”

“To Hierax, a physician.”

“To Hierax, presbyter.”

“To Hierax, the Presbyter.”

“To Hierax, presbyter.”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious [lamprotatos, a senatorial-rank honorific].”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious [clarissimus, a senatorial-rank honorific].”

“On reading, against the pagans.”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious.”

“To Hierax, presbyter.”

“To Hierax, most illustrious.”

“To Hierax, the most illustrious [a high-ranking layman; lamprotatos = clarissimus, a senatorial honorific].”

“To Hierax the presbyter.”

“To Hierax the presbyter.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To the Same.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”

“To Hierax, deacon.”