• Ibn 'Ata Allah al-Iskandari, Egyptian Sufi writer and legal expert, (XIII Century):
  • Debate with Ibn Taymiyya: A debate about the orthodoxy of Sufism within Islam, the legality of the Sufi custom of asking for the intercession of the saints, and so on. Ibn Taymiyya saw the Sufis as Buddhist-influenced "new agers" aspiring to godhood; ibn 'Ata Allah defended them as orthodox Muslims more interested in the spirit than the letter. --- Sunnah.Org
• Ibn Taymiyya, Egyptian sheikh, soldier, and legal expert, (XIII Century):
  • Debate with Ibn 'Ata Allah: A debate about the orthodoxy of Sufism within Islam, the legality of the Sufi custom of asking for the intercession of the saints, and so on. Ibn Taymiyya saw the Sufis as Buddhist-influenced "new agers" aspiring to godhood; ibn 'Ata Allah defended them as orthodox Muslims more interested in the spirit than the letter. --- Sunnah.Org
• Iconoclast Literature:
  • Statement of the Ikonoklast Synod of Constantinople, A.D. 753 --- ICL
  • Epitome of the Ikonoclast Council of Constantinople, A.D. 754 --- MSBP
• Ignatius, Patriarch of Antioch, (I/II Centuries):
  • First Epistle to the Ephesians:
    • Long Greek version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Second Epistle to the Ephesians:
    • Syrian version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Third Epistle to the Ephesians:
    • Syrian version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Epistle to the Magnesians:
    • Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Hoole translation. --- SPL
  • Epistle to the Trallians:
    • Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Hoole translation. --- SPL
  • Epistle to the Romans:
    • Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Epistle to the Philadelplhians:
    • Short version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Long version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Hoole translation. --- SPL
  • Epistle to the Smyræans:
    • Short version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Long version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Hoole translation. --- SPL
  • Epistle to Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna:
    • Short Greek version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Long Greek version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Syrian version. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Works of disputed authorship:
    • Epistle to the Tarsians: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Epistle to the Antiochians: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Epistle to the Philippians: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Epistle to Maria the Proselyte: See also Maria's original letter. Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • First Epistle to John the Evangelist: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Second Epistle to John the Evangelist: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
    • Correspondence with the Blessed Virgin Mary: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
  • Secondary sources:
    • The Martyrdom of Ignatius: Roberts-Donaldson translation, 1885. --- NA
• Innocent I, Pope of Rome, (IV/V Centuries):
  • Letter to Aurelius ---CCEL
  • Letter to Jerome ---CCEL
  • Letters to John Chrysostom --- CCEL
  • Letter to John of Jerusalem ---CCEL
• Innocent III, Pope of Rome, (XII/XIII Centuries):
  • Constitution for the Toleration of the Jews: --- MSBP
  • Summons to A Crusade, A.D. 1216 --- MSBP
  • Sermon on the Resurrection of the Lord. John C. Moore translation, 1994. --- MSBP
• Innocent IV, Pope of Rome, (XIII Century):
  • Quæ Honorem Conditoris Omnium: Concerning the Rule of the Carmelites. --- Apana
• Ioasaph, Prince of Ethiopia or Great India, (IV Century?):
  • John of Damascus: Barlaam and Ioasaph. Considered by some to be patterned on the life of the Buddha; the name Ioasaph resembles the Persian spelling of Bodhisattva. Authorship disp uted. Woodward and Mattingly translation, 1914. --- OMACL
• Irenæus, Bishop of Lyons, (II Century):
  • Adversus Hæreses: Refutation of Gnosticism, which is also one of the main sources of information about Gnostic belief. --- NA
  • Fragments of lost writings: --- NA
• Irene, Empress of the East, Restorer of the Ikons, (VIII Century):
  • Sacra: Schaff-Wace translation. --- CCEL
• Islamic Devotional Material:
  • Al-Sahifat Al-Sajjadiyya: The prayer-manual or psalter of Shiite Islam, by Ali ibn al-Husayn (Zayn al-Abidin). --- AL-ISLAM
• Islamic Laws:
  • Homepage --- ITR

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