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 1 Pref |                 But not a few of these lost writings can be pictured
 2 Pref |             his Life of Pamphilus, now lost, that he included the catalogue
 3  1,4 |               had examined but are now lost: It is safe to say that
 4  2,3 |    Alexandrinus, from which a leaf was lost just before the end of the
 5  2,3 |         Hegesippus in his Memoirs, now lost, about 180 (Church History
 6  2,8 |                several leaves had been lost, so that the text skipped
 7  2,8 |               commented upon it in his lost “Outlines.” He spoke of
 8  3   |                three-fourths of it are lost from that codex. The Athos
 9  3   |             first and then that of the lost, whereas the Ethiopic has
10  3   |                Books 9, 10, and 15 are lost. Although Celsus may be
11  4,5 |                letter is unfortunately lost, but an important part of
12  5,3 |              but what happens there is lost.~ 5. Paul reappears at Tyre,
13  5,4 |               A good deal is evidently lost from the beginning (the
14  5,5 |             the third book of Origen's lost Commentary on Genesis a
15  5,6 |              for a Greek original, now lost. The work, which seems to
16  5,7 |              of the punishments of the lost (chaps. 55-57), in words
17  5,8 |               to Origen's account, now lost, of the labors of these
18  5,9 |                about A.D. z6o, but now lost; and this in turn probably
19  6,1 |              they have long since been lost from the manuscript.~ But
20  6,2 |                 book of prophecy,” now lost. This points to one of the
21  6,3 |             the second century. Papias lost no opportunity to meet and
22  6,3 |              early Christian books now lost, Papias' Exegeses is one
23  7,4 |         Outlines. The Outlines are now lost, but Maximus the Confessor
24  8,1 |           never seen. This work is now lost.~ Another list of Justin'
25  8,1 |              probably owed much to his lost work Against All Heresies.
26  8,1 |               works, whether extant or lost.[41]~ In addition to the
27  8,4 |                by Irenaeus, but is now lost. Irenaeus tells of Marcion
28  8,4 |             about A.D. 180-90, but now lost (Church History v. 13. 1).~
29  9,1 |              work On the Passover (now lost) in reply to Melito's. Jerome
30  9,1 | nineteentwentieths of his work remains lost.~ ~
31  9,2 |             was supposed), Tatian (now lost from it but preserved in
32  9,3 |          Irenaeus was really using the lost work of Theophilus Against
33 10,3 |               This Demonstration, long lost, was discovered in 1904,
34 10,4 |            carried on the fight in his lost book Against All Heresies,
35 10,4 |          Clement of Alexandria, in his lost Outlines, as Eusebius' references
36 10,4 |              but now for the most part lost;[60] and Photius, about
37 10,4 |                of Stephen Gobarus, now lost.~ It would be difficult
38 10,4 |           would be difficult to name a lost book of early Christian
39 11,3 |            often of Greek classics now lost. Yet these philosophers,
40 11,3 |                the introduction to the lost Outlines. It includes also
41 11,3 |        Whatever the value of Clement's lost minor works might be, the
42 12,3 |            individual psalms have been lost) and 130 for the New. But,
43 12,4 |                On the Resurrection now lost.~ Like his teacher Clement,
44 12,4 |         fragments, these too have been lost.~ With Origen's doctrinal
45 12,6 |             from that of Eusebius, now lost, mentions others. One of
46 12,7 |              would otherwise have been lost.~ It will be seen that two-thirds
47 12,7 |               of Origen's homilies are lost, and of his commentaries
48 13,2 |        discoveries has brought various lost works of Hippolytus to light
49 13,2 |             but two lines are probably lost at the top, with the upper
50 13,2 |           ancient versions; twelve arc lost; and twenty-three arc represented
51 13,3 |              which are either entirely lost or represented only by fragments,
52 13,3 |             Syriac fragment~Zechariah (lost).~Parts ofMatthew. Possible
53 13,4 |               Greek philosophies, his (lost) second and third, probably,
54 13,4 |               one Against Marcion, now lost, and one Against Artemon,
55 13,4 |              up to date. This, too, is lost, except for three substantial
56 13,5 |          Source of Evil — but both are lost, and there seem to be no
57 13,6 |                 Aside from that, it is lost, but a similar work in Latin (
58 13,6 |                Greek original of it is lost, except for some fragments,
59 13,7 |           restored to us still another lost work of Hippolytus and revealed
60 13,7 |                been reckoned among his lost writings. But a series of
61 13,7 |               none other than the long lost Apostolic Tradition of Hippolytus,
62 13,8 |                at present to have been lost.~ ~
63 13,11|               was in four books and is lost except for some fragments
64 13,11|             and we must list among the lost works of early Christian
65 13,15|            literary output seems to be lost. He was obviously very prolific
66 14,6 |         probably wrote three works now lost: On Ecstasy, in seven books,
67 14,6 |          Marcionite leader, a work now lost. These belong to 207-8.
68 14,6 |               work of that name. Other lost writings are the Hope ofthe
69 14,6 |              of Virgins have also been lost. He may also have written
70 14,16|              medieval manuscripts (now lost) as writings of Tertullian
71 14,16|            Against the Jews. Seven are lost: On the Passover, On the
72 14,18|             Symposium, or Banquet, now lost. He was teaching rhetoric
73 14,18|                Nicomedia which is also lost. A third work of his, probably
74 14,18|             this early period, and now lost, was his Grammar.~ Whether
75 14,20|              the same name.~ Among the lost works of Lactantius are
76 15,1 |               Hermas), “Origen” (title lost), “Leviticus,” “Job and…” (
77 15,1 |                 Job and…” (the rest is lost), “Acts of the Apostles,” “
78 15,3 |            provides and because of the lost works it lists. It is little
79 16   |                                    The Lost Books of Early Christian
80 16   |          likely to go on finding these lost books if we have a clear
81 16   |                we are to look for. The lost writings found in whole
82 16   |               Homilies; 554 out of 574 lost in Greek; 388 not even in
83 16   |           Commentaries; 275 out of 291 lost in Greek; very little pry
84 16   |            Eusebius' collection of ioo lost, except for 2~Miscellanies,
85 16   |              the books listed above as lost.~ ~   [1] For the letters