{"canon-mommsenianus/1":{"o":"Incipit. indiculum veteris. testamenti qui sunt libri cannonici\nsic\nGenesis ver \nExodus ver \nNumeri ver \nLeviticum ver \nDeuteronomium ver \nThi Nave ver \nIudicum ver \nfiunt libri VII ver XVIIIC\nRut ver CCI\nRegnorum liber I ver 11CCC\nRegnorum. liber II ver 11CC\nRegnorum liber III ver ILD\nRegnorum liber ITIL ver I1CCL\nfiunt versus VIIID\nParalipomen lib. I I1XL\nlib. 11 ver LIC\nMachabeorum lib, I ver IICCC\nlib, Il ver DCCC\nJob ver DCCC\nTobias ver DCCCC\nHester\nludit ver C\nPsalmi David CLI ver V\nSalomonis uer VD\nprofetas maiores ver XV ICCCLXX numero IIII\nEsaias uer 1IDLXXX\nIeremias uer 111IICCOC L\nDaniel ver CCCL\nEzechiel ver ILLDCCC\nprofetas XII I11DCCC\nerunt omnes ver LXVIIIID\nSed ut im apocalypsis lohannis dictum est; ‘vidi XXIIII\nseniores mittentes coronas suas ante thronum, maiores nostri pro-\nbant hos libros esse canonicos et hoc divisse sensores.","t":"Here begins the list of the Old Testament: which are the canonical books.\nThus:\nGenesis, lines …\nExodus, lines …\nNumbers, lines …\nLeviticus, lines …\nDeuteronomy, lines …\nJesus Nave, lines …\nJudges, lines …\nThey make seven books, lines XVIIIC\nRuth, lines CCI\nKingdoms, book 1, lines 11CCC\nKingdoms, book 2, lines 11CC\nKingdoms, book 3, lines ILD\nKingdoms, book 4, lines I1CCL\nThey make lines VIIID\nChronicles (Paralipomenon), book 1, I1XL\nBook 2, lines LIC\nMaccabees, book 1, lines IICCC\nBook 2, lines DCCC\nJob, lines DCCC\nTobit, lines DCCCC\nEsther\nJudith, lines C\nPsalms of David, 151, lines V\nOf Solomon, lines VD\nMajor prophets, lines XV ICCCLXX, four in number\nIsaiah, lines 1IDLXXX\nJeremiah, lines 111IICCOC L\nDaniel, lines CCCL\nEzekiel, lines ILLDCCC\nTwelve prophets, I11DCCC\nAll together there will be lines LXVIIIID\nBut as it is said in the Apocalypse of John, \"I saw twenty-four elders casting their crowns before the throne,\" so our forefathers approve that these books are canonical, and that the elders said this.","f":"<i>Canon Mommsen.</i> 1 (Sanday, Studia Biblica 3 3:221–224; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/p/canon-mommsenianus/1)."},"canon-mommsenianus/2":{"o":"Item indiculum novi testamenti,\neuangelia III Matheum vr ITDCC\nMarcus ver DCC\nJohannem ver DCCC\nLuca vr 11ICCC\nfiunt omnes versus X\neplae Pauli à XIII\nactus aplorum ver 111 DC\napocalipsis ver DCCC\neplae Iohannis III ur CCCCL\nuna sola\neplae Petri II ver CCC\nuna sola\nQuoniam indiculum versuum in urbe Roma non ad liquidum, sed\net alibi avariciae causa non habent-integrum, per singulos. libros\ncomputatis\nsyllabis posui numero XVI versum Virgilianum\nomnibus libris numerum adscribsi !.","t":"Likewise the list of the New Testament:\nFour Gospels: Matthew, lines ITDCC\nMark, lines DCC\nJohn, lines DCCC\nLuke, lines 11ICCC\nThey make in all lines X\nLetters of Paul, thirteen in number\nActs of the Apostles, lines 111 DC\nApocalypse, lines DCCC\nLetters of John, three, lines CCCCL\none only\nLetters of Peter, two, lines CCC\none only\nSince the list of lines in the city of Rome is not given clearly, and elsewhere too, out of greed, they do not have it complete, I counted the syllables book by book, taking the Virgilian line of sixteen syllables as the measure, and wrote the number beside every book.","f":"<i>Canon Mommsen.</i> 2 (Sanday, Studia Biblica 3 3:223–224; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/p/canon-mommsenianus/2)."},"canon-mommsenianus/3":{"o":"Indiculum Cecili Cipriani.\n1. ad Donatum CCCCX\n2. ad virgines 1)\n3. de lapsis DCCCCLXXX\n4. de opere et elemosyna DCLXX\n5. ad Demetrianum DXXXV\n6. de aeclesiae unitate DCCL\n7. de zelo et liuore CCCCXX\n8. de mortalitate DL\n9. de patientia DCCCLX\n10. ad Fortunatum DCCXL\n11. de domini oratione\n12. ad Quirinum libri III: I DL.\nII DCCCL\nIII DCCLXX\n13. ad Antonianum DCL\n14. de calice dominico CCCC L.\n15. de laude martyrii DCCCXXX\n16. ad confessores martyrum CXL\n17. Moysi et Maximo LXX\n18. ad eosdem alia CXX\n19. de precando deum CXC\n20. ad clerum LIIII\n21. Aurelio lectori pro ordinato CXL\n22. Celerino C\n23. ad Iobianum DL\n24. ad. Quintum C\n25. Ade prb XIII à . XXX\n26. Ade prb à . CXX\n27. sententzae episcoporum DXX\n28. ad Pompeium CCXC\n29. ad Stephanum C\n30. ad Fidum CVI\n31. ad Magnum CCLXXXIIII\n32. ad Martialem CCCL\n33. Luci ad Eucratium XL\n34. Felici et ceteris XX\n35. de Numidia conf. XXX\n36. ad Florentium CCV II\n37. ad presb LXXII\n38. ad eosdem et diac XXV\n39. ad clerum urb LXX\n40. Romani resc (so) CCXV\n41. adversus Iud CCXC\n42-50. ad Cornelium VIIII oo CF III\n51. vita Cypriani DC\nfiunt omnes versus y XVIIID","t":"List of Caecilius Cyprian.\n1. To Donatus, CCCCX\n2. To the virgins, 1)\n3. On the lapsed, DCCCCLXXX\n4. On works and almsgiving, DCLXX\n5. To Demetrianus, DXXXV\n6. On the unity of the church, DCCL\n7. On jealousy and envy, CCCCXX\n8. On mortality, DL\n9. On patience, DCCCLX\n10. To Fortunatus, DCCXL\n11. On the Lord's Prayer\n12. To Quirinus, three books: book 1, DL; book 2, DCCCL; book 3, DCCLXX\n13. To Antonianus, DCL\n14. On the Lord's cup, CCCC L.\n15. In praise of martyrdom, DCCCXXX\n16. To the confessors of the martyrs, CXL\n17. To Moyses and Maximus, LXX\n18. Another to the same, CXX\n19. On praying to God, CXC\n20. To the clergy, LIIII\n21. On Aurelius, ordained reader, CXL\n22. To Celerinus, C\n23. To Jubaianus, DL\n24. To Quintus, C\n25. Ade prb XIII … XXX\n26. Ade prb … CXX\n27. Opinions of the bishops, DXX\n28. To Pompeius, CCXC\n29. To Stephen, C\n30. To Fidus, CVI\n31. To Magnus, CCLXXXIIII\n32. To Martialis, CCCL\n33. Luci, to Eucratius, XL\n34. To Felix and the others, XX\n35. Of the confessors from Numidia(?), XXX\n36. To Florentius, CCV II\n37. To the presbyters, LXXII\n38. To the same and the deacons, XXV\n39. To the clergy of the City, LXX\n40. Reply of the Romans (so), CCXV\n41. Against the Jews, CCXC\n42–50. To Cornelius, nine, oo CF III\n51. Life of Cyprian, DC\nAll together there are lines y XVIIID","f":"<i>Canon Mommsen.</i> 3 (Sanday, Studia Biblica 3 3:224–225; trans. Sophia Scriptura, https://sophiascriptura.com/p/canon-mommsenianus/3)."}}