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This article critically re-examines the textual relationship between the  Enarratio  in prophetam Isaiam  attributed to Basil of Caesarea and Basil’s (genuine) homily  In ebriosos . It studies how Basil makes use of Isaiah 5:11–12 in his  In ebriosos , and shows its degree of resemblance to the  Enarratio  in Isaiam  5:11–12. Moreover, it refutes the arguments in support of Basil’s authorship of the  Enarratio  as well as its anteriority and influence on the  In ebriosos . The study argues instead that the anonymous author of the  Enarratio  made use of a certain part of Basil’s  In ebriosos  in his attempt to fabricate the beginning of his explanation on Isaiah 5:11–12. Finally, the article examines the process of transformation of the homily under discussion into a commentary.

Basile de Césarée et sa postérité : la transformation de l’homélie In ebriosos en commentaire sur Isaïe 5,11–12