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Reddit mentions of The Later Christian Fathers: A Selection from the Writings of the Fathers from St. Cyril of Jerusalem to St. Leo the Great (Oxford Paperbacks)
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Be careful about what you bought, it's solid stuff, but those translations are from the 19th century and may not be very clear.
If you want something manageable like an anthology, I would recommend these. They're organized by topic so it's easy to look up stuff you're particularly interested in.
Miles was a renowned patristics scholar at Oxford. He also has a good introduction to the Church Fathers here. Another good intro to the Church Fathers is Boniface Ramsey's Beginning to Read the Fathers. (It was revised recently but for the sake of cost, IDK how necessary it is to get the newest edition.)
From the Apostolic Age to Athanasius.
Post-Nicene stuff. It stops at Chalcedon with Leo the Great's tome.
As to really important figures (I'm just listing what comes to mind):