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Caba'silas, Neilus (*Nei=los *Kabasi/las), archbishop of Thessalonica, lived according to some about A. D. 1314, and according to others somewhat later, about 1340, in the reign of the emperor Joannes Cantacuzenus. He was a bitter opponent of the doctrines of the Latin Church, whence he is severely censured by modern writers of that church, whereas Greek and even Protestant writers speak of him in terms of high praise. Works Cabasilas is the author of several works, of which, however, two only have yet appeared in print. Works in print 1. An oration on the cause of the schism between the Latin and Greek churches (peri\ tw=n ai)tiw=n th=s e)kklhsiastikh=s diasta/sews). 2. A small work on the primacy of the pope (peri\ Th=s a)rxh=s tou= pa/pa). Editions The first edition of the latter treatise, with a Latin translation by Mathias Flacius, appeared at Frankfurt in 1555, in small 8vo. This was followed by the editions of B. Vulcanius, Lugd. Bat. 1595, 8vo. and of Salmasius, Han