Remains of the Second and Third Centuries

Contents (34 chapters)

1. 1. Introductory Notice.
2. 2. Quadratus, Bishop of Athens.
3. 3. Aristo of Pella.
4. 4. Melito, the Philosopher. — Introduction.
5. 5. Melito, the Philosopher. — A Discourse Which Was in the Presence of Antoninus Cæsar, and He Exhorted The Said Cæsar to Acquaint Himself with God, and Showed to Him the Way of Truth.
6. 6. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Discourse on Soul and Body.
7. 7. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Discourse on the Cross.
8. 8. Melito, the Philosopher. — On Faith.
9. 9. Melito, the Philosopher. — Part V.
10. 10. Melito, the Philosopher. — Part VI.
11. 11. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Work on the Passover.
12. 12. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Apology Addressed to Marcus Aurelius Antoninus.
13. 13. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Same Apology.
14. 14. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Book of Extracts.
15. 15. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Catena on Genesis.
16. 16. Melito, the Philosopher. — Two Scholia on Genesis XXII. 13.
17. 17. Melito, the Philosopher. — On the Nature of Christ.
18. 18. Melito, the Philosopher. — From the Oration on Our Lord's Passion.
19. 19. Melito, the Philosopher. — From 'The Key.'
20. 20. Hegesippus. — Introduction.
21. 21. Hegesippus. — Fragments from His Five Books of Commentaries on the Acts of the Church.
22. 22. Dionysius, Bishop of Corinth.
23. 23. Rhodon.
24. 24. Maximus, Bishop of Jerusalem.
25. 25. Claudius Apollinaris, Bishop of Hierapolis, and Apologist.
26. 26. Polycrates, Bishop of Ephesus.
27. 27. Theophilus, Bishop of Cæsarea in Palestine.
28. 28. Serapion, Bishop of Antioch.
29. 29. Apollonius.
30. 30. Pantænus, the Alexandrian Philosopher.
31. 31. Pseud-Irenæus.
32. 32. Note by the American Editor.
33. 33. Elucidation.
34. 34. Note.