Early church writings
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Authors
- Acacius of Beroeabishop of Beroea (Aleppo) ca. 378-ca. 437 · Beroea
- Acacius of Melitenebishop of Melitene, active 431-ca. 437 · Melitene
- Alexander of Alexandriadied 328 · Alexandria
- Alexander of Lycopolisactive ca. 300 · Lycopolis (modern Asyut)
- Ambroseca. 339–397 · Milan
- Ambrosiasterfl. ca. 366–384 · Rome
- Ammonasd. after 350 · Pispir (Egypt)
- Amphilochius of Iconiumd. after 394 · Iconium
- Anastasius Ibishop of Rome 399-401 · Rome
- Antoninus Honoratusfl. ca. 437 · Constantina (Cirta)
- Antony the Greatca. 251-356 · Mount Colzim (near the Red Sea)
- Aphrahatfl. ca. 337-345 · Mar Mattai (near Mosul)
- Apollinaris of Laodiceaca. 310 – ca. 390 · Laodicea in Syria
- Aristides of Athens2nd century · Athens
- Arnobius of Siccafl. ca. 297–303 · Sicca Veneria
- Asterius of Amaseafl. ca. 380-410 · Amasea
- Asterius the Sophistdied after 341 · Antioch
- Athanasius of Alexandriaca. 296 – 373 · Alexandria
- Athenagorasfl. ca. 175–180 · Athens
- Atticus of Constantinoplebishop of Constantinople 406-425 · Constantinople
- Augustine of Hippo354–430 · Hippo Regius
- Basil of Caesareaca. 330 – 378/379 · Caesarea in Cappadocia
- Boniface I, bishop of Romed. 422 · Rome
- Candidus the Arianfl. ca. 355–360 · unknown
- Capreolus of Carthagebishop of Carthage ca. 430-437 · Carthage
- Celestine I, bishop of Romebishop of Rome 422-432 · Rome
- Chromatius of Aquileiad. ca. 407 · Aquileia
- Claudius Apollinaris of Hierapolisfloruit ca. 165-180 · Hierapolis
- Claudius Marius Victorfl. ca. 425-430 · Marseille
- Clement of Alexandriafl. ca. 190–215 · Alexandria
- Clement of Romefl. ca. 95 · Rome
- Commodian3rd–5th century (disputed) · Gaza (traditional; not confirmed)
- Constantine the Greatca. 272 – 337 · Constantinople
- Cyprian of Carthageca. 200 – 258 · Carthage
- Cyprianus Gallusfl. early 5th cent. · Gaul (probable)
- Cyril of Alexandriabishop of Alexandria 412-444 · Alexandria
- Cyril of Jerusalemca. 313 – 386 · Jerusalem
- Damasus I of Romeca. 305–384 (bishop of Rome 366–384) · Rome
- Decimus Magnus Ausoniusca. 310-ca. 395 · Bordeaux
- Didymus the Blindca. 313-398 · Alexandria
- Diodore of Tarsusbishop of Tarsus 378-before 394 · Tarsus
- Dionysius of Alexandriaca. 200 – 264/265 · Alexandria
- Egeriafl. ca. 381-395 · Galicia (probable home)
- Ephrem the Syrianca. 306-373 · Nisibis, then Edessa
- Epiphanius of Salamisca. 315 – 403 · Salamis (Constantia)
- Eucherius of Lyonca. 380-ca. 449 · Lyon
- Eunomius of Cyzicusca. 335-ca. 393 · Cyzicus
- Eusebius of Caesareaca. 260 – 339 · Caesarea (Palestine)
- Eusebius of Emesaca. 300 – ca. 359 · Emesa (Homs)
- Eusebius of Nicomediadied 341 (or 342) · Nicomedia
- Eusebius of Vercellidied 371 · Vercelli
- Eustathius Latinus5th cent. · uncertain
- Eustathius of Antiochdied ca. 330s · Antioch
- Eutherius of Tyanabishop of Tyana 431, deposed and exiled 435 · Tyana
- Evagrius of Gaulfl. ca. 400 · Gaul (uncertain)
- Evagrius of Pontusca. 345-399 · Kellia
- Evodius of Uzalisdied ca. 424 · Uzalis
- Fastidiusfl. ca. 430 · Britain
- Faustinusfl. ca. 380–385 · Rome
- Firmus of Caesareabishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia, active ca. 431 · Caesarea
- Flavian of Constantinoplebishop of Constantinople 446-449 · Constantinople
- Flavius Merobaudesd. after 450 · Rome
- Gaudentius of Bresciad. after 410 · Brescia (Brixia)
- Gregory of Elvirad. after 392 · Elvira (Illiberis)
- Gregory of Nazianzusca. 329 – ca. 390 · Constantinople
- Gregory of Nyssaca. 335 – after 394 · Nyssa in Cappadocia
- Gregory Thaumaturgusca. 213 – ca. 270 · Neocaesarea in Pontus
- Hegemoniusearly 4th century (uncertain) · Unknown
- Hermasfl. ca. 100–150 · Rome
- Hermiasdate unknown (2nd–6th century)
- Hesychius of Jerusalemfl. ca. 412-450 · Jerusalem
- Hilary of Arlesca. 401-449 · Arles
- Hilary of Poitiersca. 310 – 367 · Poitiers
- Hippolytus of Romefl. ca. 200–235 · Rome
- Ignatius of Antiochd. ca. 110 · Antioch
- Innocent I, bishop of Romed. 417 · Rome
- Irenaeus of Lyonsca. 130 – ca. 202 · Lyons (Lugdunum)
- Isidore of Pelusiumdied ca. 435 · Pelusium
- Jeromeca. 347–420 · Bethlehem
- John Cassianca. 360–435 · Massilia (Marseilles)
- John Chrysostomca. 349 – 407 · Antioch, later Constantinople
- Julian of Eclanumca. 386-ca. 454 · Eclanum
- Julius Africanusca. 160 – after 240 · Emmaus (Nicopolis) in Palestine
- Justin Martyrca. 100 – ca. 165 · Rome
- Juvencusfl. ca. 330 · Spain (probable)
- Lactantiusca. 250 – ca. 325 · Nicomedia
- Leo I, bishop of Rome (Leo the Great)ca. 400–461 · Rome
- Lucian of Antiochd. 312 · Antioch
- Lucifer of Cagliarid. 370 · Cagliari
- Macarius Magnesactive ca. 400 (dates uncertain) · Magnesia
- Marcus the Deaconfl. ca. 420 · Gaza
- Marius Mercatoractive ca. 418-451 · Rome
- Marius Victorinusfl. ca. 355–363 · Rome
- Mark the Hermitearly to mid fifth century · Ancyra (traditionally)
- Maximus of Turind. between 408 and 423 · Turin
- Melito of Sardisd. ca. 180 · Sardis
- Methodius of Olympusd. ca. 311 · Olympus (Lycia)
- Minucius Felixfl. early third century · Rome
- Nemesius of Emesafl. ca. 390-400 · Emesa
- Nicetas, bishop of Remesianad. ca. 414 · Remesiana
- Nilus of Ancyrad. ca. 430 · Ancyra
- Novatianfl. ca. 240–258 · Rome
- Optatus of Milevisfl. ca. 366–385 · Milevis
- Orientius of Auch5th century · Auch
- Origenca. 185 – ca. 253 · Caesarea (Palestine)
- Orosiusfl. 414–418 · Hippo (probable)
- Orsiesiushead of the Pachomian monasteries 350-368, died ca. 387 · Tabennisi
- Pacian of Barcelonad. before 392 · Barcelona
- Palladius of Helenopolisca. 364-before 431 · Helenopolis
- Pamphilus of Caesareaca. 240–310 · Caesarea in Palestine
- Papias of Hierapolisfloruit ca. 110-140 · Hierapolis
- Paul of Emesafl. 432–433 · Emesa (Homs)
- Paulinus of Milanfl. ca. 395-420 · Milan
- Paulinus of Nola354–431 · Nola
- Pelagiusca. 350-after 418 · Rome
- Peter Chrysologusca. 380-ca. 450 · Ravenna
- Peter of Alexandriadied 311 · Alexandria
- Philastrius of Bresciad. before 397 · Brescia
- Philostorgiusb. ca. 368; wrote ca. 425-433 · Constantinople
- Phoebadius of Agend. after 392 · Agen
- Polycarp of Smyrnaca. 69 – ca. 156 · Smyrna
- Polychronius of Apameafl. ca. 400-430 · Apamea in Syria Secunda
- Pomponiusunknown (5th century?) · unknown
- Potamius of Lisbonfl. ca. 350-360 · Lisbon (Olisipo)
- Priscillianca. 340–385 · Avila
- Probafl. ca. 360 · Rome
- Proclus of Constantinoplebishop of Constantinople 434-446 · Constantinople
- Prosper of Aquitaineca. 390-ca. 455 · Marseilles
- Prudentiusb. 348, d. after 405 · Spain (Calagurris or Tarraco, disputed)
- Quodvultdeus of Carthaged. ca. 453 · Carthage
- Rufinus of Aquileiaca. 345–411 · Aquileia
- Salvian of Marseillesca. 400-after 470 · Marseilles
- Seduliusfl. ca. 425-450 · Italy or Achaia (disputed)
- Serapion of Thmuisd. after 360 · Thmuis
- Severian of Gabalafl. ca. 400; died after 408 · Gabala (Jableh)
- Siricius, bishop of Romed. 399 · Rome
- Sixtus III, bishop of Romed. 440 · Rome
- Socrates Scholasticusb. ca. 380; wrote ca. 439-443 · Constantinople
- Sozomenca. 400 - ca. 450 · Constantinople
- Sulpicius Severusca. 363–ca. 425 · Primuliacum (Gaul)
- Synesius of Cyreneca. 370-ca. 413 · Ptolemais
- Tatianfl. ca. 150–175 · Rome
- Tertullianfl. ca. 197–220 · Carthage
- Theodore of Mopsuestiaca. 350–428 · Mopsuestia
- Theodoret of Cyrusca. 393 - ca. 460 · Cyrrhus
- Theodotus of Ancyrabishop of Ancyra, d. before 446 · Ancyra
- Theognostus of Alexandriafl. late 3rd century · Alexandria
- Theophilus of Antiochfl. ca. 169–185 · Antioch
- Titus of Bostradied before 378 · Bostra
- Tyconiusfl. ca. 380 · North Africa
- Victorinus of Pettaud. 304 · Poetovio
- Vincent of Lérinsdied before 450 · Lérins
- Zeno of Veronad. ca. 371 · Verona
- Zosimus, bishop of Romed. 418 · Rome
Works
- DidacheAnonymous · ca. 50–150 (often ca. 100)
- 1 ClementClement of Rome · ca. 95–97 (range ca. 70–100)
- Epistle of BarnabasAnonymous · ca. 70–135 (often ca. 130)
- The Ascension of IsaiahAnonymous · late 1st–2nd century
- Odes of SolomonAnonymous · ca. 100–200
- Shepherd of Hermas: MandatesHermas · ca. 100–150
- Shepherd of Hermas: SimilitudesHermas · ca. 100–150
- Shepherd of Hermas: VisionsHermas · ca. 100–150
- 2 ClementAnonymous · ca. 100–150
- 5 Ezra (2 Esdras 1–2)Anonymous · 2nd–3rd century
- Apocalypse of Peter (Akhmim fragment)Anonymous · ca. 100–150
- Gospel of Peter (Akhmim fragment)Anonymous · ca. 100–200
- Gospel of Thomas (Greek fragments)Anonymous · ca. 100–200
- To PolycarpIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the EphesiansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the MagnesiansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the PhiladelphiansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the RomansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the SmyrnaeansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- To the TralliansIgnatius of Antioch · ca. 110 (range ca. 105–135)
- Fragments (not preserved in Eusebius or Irenaeus)Papias of Hierapolis · ca. 110-140
- To the PhilippiansPolycarp of Smyrna · ca. 110–135
- To DiognetusAnonymous · ca. 150–200 (disputed)
- ApologyAristides of Athens · ca. 125–145
- Epistle of the ApostlesAnonymous · ca. 140-170
- First ApologyJustin Martyr · ca. 150–155
- Acts of Andrew (Greek fragments and Martyrdom)Anonymous · ca. 150-200 (the Acts); the Martyrdom text is later
- Acts of JohnAnonymous · ca. 150–200
- Acts of Paul (Coptic Heidelberg papyrus), fragmentsAnonymous · ca. 150-200
- Acts of Paul and TheclaAnonymous · ca. 150–200
- Discourse to the GreeksAnonymous · 2nd–3rd century (disputed)
- Evening Hymn (Phos hilaron)Anonymous · second or third century
- Fragments of lost worksJustin Martyr · ca. 150-165
- Infancy Gospel of Thomas (Greek A)Anonymous · ca. 150-200 (the original; Greek A is later)
- Martyrdom of PaulAnonymous · ca. 150–200
- On the Resurrection (fragments)Justin Martyr · 2nd century (disputed)
- On the Sole Government of GodAnonymous · 2nd–3rd century (disputed)
- Protevangelium of JamesAnonymous · ca. 150–200
- Second ApologyJustin Martyr · ca. 150–160
- Sentences of SextusAnonymous · 2nd-early 3rd cent.
- Sentences of Sextus: Greek MaximsAnonymous · 2nd-early 3rd cent.
- Sibylline Oracles (Christian books 6-8)Anonymous · 2nd-3rd cent.
- Third Letter to the Corinthians (Correspondence of Paul and the Corinthians)Anonymous · ca. 150-200
- Dialogue with TryphoJustin Martyr · ca. 155–160
- Martyrdom of PolycarpAnonymous · ca. 156–160
- Oration to the GreeksTatian · ca. 165–172
- Diatessaron (Gospel Harmony)Tatian · ca. 160-180
- Epitaph of AberciusAnonymous · ca. 160–220
- Fragments (not preserved in Eusebius)Melito of Sardis · ca. 160-180
- On PaschaMelito of Sardis · ca. 160-180 · text not on this site
- Martyrdom of Carpus, Papylus and AgathoniceAnonymous · ca. 161–180 or 249–251
- Martyrdom of Justin, Chariton and Companions (Acts of Justin, recension B)Anonymous · ca. 165
- Fragments (not preserved in Eusebius)Claudius Apollinaris of Hierapolis · ca. 165-180
- To AutolycusTheophilus of Antioch · ca. 180–185
- Further Greek Fragments (Harvey)Irenaeus of Lyons · ca. 170–200
- Muratorian FragmentAnonymous · late 2nd or 4th century (disputed)
- A Plea for the ChristiansAthenagoras · ca. 176–180
- On the Resurrection of the DeadAthenagoras · ca. 177–180 (if by Athenagoras)
- Acts of Peter (Actus Vercellenses)Anonymous · ca. 180–200
- Adumbrations on the Catholic Epistles (Latin, from Stählin)Clement of Alexandria · original ca. 200; Latin translation 6th century
- Against HeresiesIrenaeus of Lyons · ca. 180–190
- Demonstration of the Apostolic PreachingIrenaeus of Lyons · ca. 180–200
- Exhortation to the GreeksClement of Alexandria · ca. 190–200
- FragmentsClement of Alexandria · late 2nd–early 3rd century
- Greek Fragments (Stählin 28, 33-58, 68)Clement of Alexandria · late 2nd-early 3rd century
- Greek Fragments (Stählin)Clement of Alexandria · late 2nd-early 3rd century
- Greek Fragments on the Passover (Stählin)Clement of Alexandria · late 2nd-early 3rd century
- Hortatory Address to the GreeksAnonymous · 2nd–3rd century (disputed)
- Martyrdom of ApolloniusAnonymous · ca. 180–185
- Martyrdom of Peter (Greek Acts of Peter)Anonymous · ca. 180–200
- Passion of the Scillitan MartyrsAnonymous · 180 (17 July)
- Passion of the Scillitan Martyrs, Greek recension (Martyrdom of Speratus)Anonymous · Greek rendering of the Latin Passion; date uncertain
- The InstructorClement of Alexandria · ca. 190–200
- FragmentsIrenaeus of Lyons · ca. 190
- Excerpts from TheodotusClement of Alexandria · ca. 200
- Prophetic ExtractsClement of Alexandria · ca. 200
- Who Is the Rich Man That Is Saved?Clement of Alexandria · ca. 190–210
- MiscellaniesClement of Alexandria · ca. 198–203
- On IdolatryTertullian · ca. 196–211
- The Book of the Laws of Countries (Dialogue on Fate)Anonymous · ca. 196–235
- Against the JewsTertullian · ca. 197–207
- ApologyTertullian · ca. 197
- OctaviusMinucius Felix · ca. 197–250
- On the Dress of WomenTertullian · ca. 197–206
- On the ShowsTertullian · ca. 197–202
- The Testimony of the SoulTertullian · ca. 197–198
- To the MartyrsTertullian · ca. 197
- To the NationsTertullian · 197
- On BaptismTertullian · ca. 198–206
- On PatienceTertullian · ca. 198–206
- On PrayerTertullian · ca. 198–206
- On RepentanceTertullian · ca. 198–206
- To His WifeTertullian · ca. 200–206
- 6 Ezra (2 Esdras 15–16)Anonymous · 3rd century
- Acts of ThomasAnonymous · ca. 200–250
- Against All HeresiesAnonymous · early 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Against HermogenesTertullian · ca. 200–206
- Against the Greeks, on the Cause of the Universe (Discourse on Hades)Hippolytus of Rome · 3rd century (disputed)
- Against the Heresy of NoetusHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200–230
- Against the JewsAnonymous · 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Apostolic TraditionHippolytus of Rome · early third century
- Arabic Fragments on the PentateuchHippolytus of Rome · unknown (transmitted in a medieval Arabic catena)
- Didascalia ApostolorumAnonymous · first half of the third century
- Epitaph of PectoriusAnonymous · 3rd–4th century (disputed)
- First Book of JeuAnonymous · ca. 200–300
- FragmentsHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200–235
- Fragments Preserved in Syriac and ArabicHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200-235
- Further fragments and homiliesHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200–235
- Letters to VirginsAnonymous · 3rd century
- Mockery of the Pagan PhilosophersHermias · 3rd–6th century (disputed)
- On Dice-PlayersAnonymous · 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On Mount Sinai and Mount ZionAnonymous · 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Pistis SophiaAnonymous · 3rd century
- Prescription against HereticsTertullian · ca. 203
- Second Book of JeuAnonymous · ca. 200–300
- Syriac Fragments on Ezekiel and the PassoverHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200-235
- Treatise on Christ and AntichristHippolytus of Rome · ca. 200–215
- Untitled Gnostic Work of the Bruce CodexAnonymous · ca. 200–300
- Commentary on DanielHippolytus of Rome · ca. 202-204
- Commentary on the Song of SongsHippolytus of Rome · ca. 202-235
- Fragments on the Blessings of Isaac, Jacob and Balaam, and on the Great Ode (Moses)Hippolytus of Rome · ca. 202-235
- Antidote for the Scorpion's StingTertullian · ca. 211–213
- The Passion of Saints Perpetua and FelicityAnonymous · 203
- Exhortation to ChastityTertullian · ca. 208
- On the PalliumTertullian · ca. 205–211
- Against the ValentiniansTertullian · ca. 206–208
- On the Flesh of ChristTertullian · ca. 206–211
- Against MarcionTertullian · 207/208 (third edition, completed later)
- On the Veiling of VirginsTertullian · ca. 208–213
- On Fasting, against the PsychicsTertullian · ca. 210–220
- On Flight in PersecutionTertullian · ca. 208–213
- On ModestyTertullian · ca. 210–220
- On MonogamyTertullian · ca. 210–217
- On the Resurrection of the FleshTertullian · ca. 208–212
- On the SoulTertullian · ca. 210
- Against PraxeasTertullian · ca. 213 or later
- On the CrownTertullian · 211
- To ScapulaTertullian · 212
- Eclogae on 1 KingdomsOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Eclogae on Exodus through JudgesOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on GenesisOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on JobOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on LukeOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on MatthewOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on ProverbsOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments on the Song of SongsOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Letter to Aristides on the Genealogies of ChristJulius Africanus · ca. 220–240
- Letter to Origen on the History of SusannaJulius Africanus · ca. 220–245
- On First PrinciplesOrigen · ca. 220–230 (Rufinus's translation 398)
- Selected Comments on the PsalmsOrigen · ca. 220-254
- Fragments of the ChronographiesJulius Africanus · after 221
- Refutation of All HeresiesHippolytus of Rome · ca. 222–235
- Fragments on 1 CorinthiansOrigen · ca. 226-254
- Fragments on JohnOrigen · ca. 226-254
- Commentary on the Gospel of JohnOrigen · ca. 230–248
- PhilocaliaOrigen · excerpts 3rd cent.; compiled 4th cent. · translation in progress
- On PrayerOrigen · ca. 233–234
- Homilies on LukeOrigen · ca. 233–250
- Exhortation to MartyrdomOrigen · 235
- Homilies on IsaiahOrigen · ca. 235–250
- Address of Thanksgiving to OrigenGregory Thaumaturgus · ca. 238–245
- Homilies on ExodusOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homilies on EzekielOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Jerome's translation in the 380s)
- Homilies on GenesisOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410) · translation in progress
- Homilies on JeremiahOrigen · ca. 240
- Homilies on JoshuaOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homilies on JudgesOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homilies on LeviticusOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homilies on NumbersOrigen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homilies on Psalms 36–38 (LXX numbering; Psalms 37–39 in English Bibles)Origen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- Homily on 1 Samuel 1–2Origen · ca. 238–250 (Rufinus's translation ca. 400–410)
- On the Witch of Endor (Homily on 1 Samuel 28)Origen · ca. 240
- Commentary on the Song of SongsOrigen · ca. 240–245 (Rufinus's translation ca. 410)
- Declaration of FaithGregory Thaumaturgus · 3rd century
- Homilies on the Song of SongsOrigen · ca. 240–250
- InstructionsCommodian · 3rd century (disputed)
- Letter to AfricanusOrigen · ca. 240–245
- Metaphrase of EcclesiastesGregory Thaumaturgus · 3rd century
- On the Good of ModestyNovatian · mid-3rd cent. (disputed)
- On the ShowsNovatian · mid-3rd cent. (disputed)
- On the Singleness of ClericsAnonymous · 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On the TrinityNovatian · ca. 240–250
- Song of Apologetics against the Jews and GreeksCommodian · 3rd century (disputed)
- To Philagrius on ConsubstantialityGregory Thaumaturgus · if authentic, ca. 240-275
- To Tatian on the SoulGregory Thaumaturgus · 3rd–5th century (disputed)
- To Theopompus on the Impassibility and Passibility of GodGregory Thaumaturgus · if authentic, ca. 240-275
- To Vigilius, on Jewish UnbeliefAnonymous · 3rd century (disputed)
- On the Computation of EasterAnonymous · 243
- Against CelsusOrigen · ca. 248
- Commentary on MatthewOrigen · ca. 246–248
- Commentary on Matthew, Latin SeriesOrigen · ca. 244–249 (Latin translation, 4th–5th century)
- Commentary on RomansOrigen · ca. 244–246 (Rufinus's translation ca. 405–406)
- That Idols Are Not GodsCyprian of Carthage · ca. 246–250, if by Cyprian
- To DonatusCyprian of Carthage · ca. 246
- Canonical Letter to BasilidesDionysius of Alexandria · ca. 247-265
- Exegetical and Miscellaneous FragmentsDionysius of Alexandria · ca. 248–265
- To Quirinus: Three Books of TestimoniesCyprian of Carthage · ca. 248–250 (book 3 perhaps later)
- LettersCyprian of Carthage · 249/250–258
- Martyrdom of CononAnonymous · ca. 250
- On the Dress of VirginsCyprian of Carthage · ca. 249
- Acts of Achatius (Disputation of Achatius)Anonymous · ca. 250–251
- Acts of MaximusAnonymous · ca. 250
- In Praise of MartyrdomAnonymous · 3rd cent. (disputed)
- LetterAnonymous · uncertain
- Martyrdom of Pionius and CompanionsAnonymous · 250 (the text may be later)
- On Jewish FoodsNovatian · ca. 250–258
- On RebaptismAnonymous · ca. 250–258 (disputed)
- On the Lord's PrayerCyprian of Carthage · ca. 252
- On the Twofold MartyrdomAnonymous · uncertain (3rd–5th cent.) · translation in progress
- Oxyrhynchus HymnAnonymous · late 3rd cent.
- Prayer 1Anonymous · uncertain
- Prayer 2Anonymous · uncertain
- Against NovatianAnonymous · after 251 (disputed)
- On the LapsedCyprian of Carthage · 251
- On the Unity of the Catholic ChurchCyprian of Carthage · 251
- On Jealousy and EnvyCyprian of Carthage · ca. 256
- On MortalityCyprian of Carthage · 252–253
- On Works and AlmsgivingCyprian of Carthage · ca. 253
- To DemetrianCyprian of Carthage · 252–253
- To Fortunatus: Exhortation to MartyrdomCyprian of Carthage · 253 or 257
- Canonical EpistleGregory Thaumaturgus · ca. 254–264
- On the Good of PatienceCyprian of Carthage · 256
- The Opinions of the Eighty-Seven Bishops (Council of Carthage, 256)Cyprian of Carthage · 1 September 256
- Acts of Cyprian (Proconsular Acts)Anonymous · 258
- Life of CyprianAnonymous · ca. 258–265
- Acts of Fructuosus, Augurius and EulogiusAnonymous · 259 (21 January)
- Passion of Marian and JamesAnonymous · 259
- Passion of Montanus and LuciusAnonymous · 259
- Commentary on the ApocalypseVictorinus of Pettau · late 3rd century
- FragmentsTheognostus of Alexandria · ca. 260–300
- On the Making of the WorldVictorinus of Pettau · late 3rd century
- Symposium (The Banquet of the Ten Virgins)Methodius of Olympus · late 3rd century
- Documents of the Synod of Antioch against Paul of SamosataAnonymous · ca. 264–269
- Against PorphyryMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Against the Doctrines of ManiAlexander of Lycopolis · ca. 280–320
- Fragments on JobMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On Created Things (Excerpts from Xeno)Methodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On Distinctions of Foods and the Heifer in LeviticusMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On Free WillMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On Life and Rational ActionMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On MartyrsMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On the Leech (Prov 30:15)Methodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- On the ResurrectionMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Small fragmentsMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- The Apocriticus (Answers to the Pagan Critic)Macarius Magnes · ca. 400 (disputed)
- To Sistelius, On LeprosyMethodius of Olympus · late 3rd cent. (disputed)
- Apostolic Church OrderAnonymous · ca. 300
- The PhoenixLactantius · ca. 300 (disputed)
- FragmentsLactantius · ca. 290-325
- Acts of MaximilianAnonymous · 295 (12 March)
- Canons of the Council of ElviraAnonymous · ca. 306 (disputed, ca. 295–314)
- Against the NationsArnobius of Sicca · ca. 297–303
- Acts of Marcellus the CenturionAnonymous · 298 (30 October)
- Acts of ArchelausHegemonius · early to mid 4th century
- Acts of Archelaus (Latin version)Hegemonius · early to mid 4th century (Greek original)
- Canons of HippolytusAnonymous · 4th century
- Church HistoryEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 300–325
- FragmentsPeter of Alexandria · ca. 300–311
- HomiliesAnonymous · 4th century (reworking earlier material)
- Letter to CarpianusEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 300–325
- Letter to Zenas and SerenusAnonymous · 4th century (disputed)
- On Jonah and Nineveh (poem)Anonymous · 4th-5th century (disputed)
- On Sodom (poem)Anonymous · 4th-5th century (disputed)
- Poem on the Lord's PassionAnonymous · 4th-5th century
- Poems ascribed to Cyprian (Sodom, Jonah, To a Senator, On Easter, To Flavius Felix)Anonymous · 4th-5th cent. (disputed)
- RecognitionsAnonymous · Greek original 3rd–4th century; Rufinus's Latin translation before 407
- The Martyrdom of IgnatiusAnonymous · 4th–5th century (disputed)
- The Martyrdom of Ignatius (conclusion, from Funk)Anonymous · 4th–5th century (disputed)
- The Testament of Our LordAnonymous · ca. 350–500
- Acts of Felix of TibiucaAnonymous · 303 (15 June, per the Acts)
- Acts of Julius the VeteranAnonymous · ca. 304 (27 May)
- Against HieroclesEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 303-312
- Appendix of Ten Documents on the Donatist ControversyAnonymous · documents of 303–330
- Divine InstitutesLactantius · ca. 303–311
- Documents of the Meletian SchismAnonymous · ca. 306
- Martyrdom of DasiusAnonymous · 303–304
- On the Workmanship of GodLactantius · ca. 303–305
- Prophetic ExtractsEusebius of Caesarea · before 325 (probably ca. 310–320)
- Acts of CrispinaAnonymous · 304 (5 December)
- Acts of Euplus of Catania (Latin)Anonymous · 304 (12 August)
- Acts of the Abitinian MartyrsAnonymous · 304 (12 February)
- Martyrdom of Agape, Irene, Chione and CompanionsAnonymous · 304 (1 April)
- Passion of Irenaeus of SirmiumAnonymous · 304 (6 April)
- Acts of Phileas and PhiloromusAnonymous · ca. 306-311
- Canonical Epistle (Canons on Penance)Peter of Alexandria · AD 306
- Commentary on Deuteronomy (passages on divorce and remarriage)Ephrem the Syrian · 4th century (if Ephrem's, before 373)
- Commentary on Samuel (passage on Michal's return)Ephrem the Syrian · 4th century (if Ephrem's, before 373)
- Apology for OrigenPamphilus of Caesarea · ca. 308–310 (Rufinus's Latin about 397)
- On the Anger of GodLactantius · ca. 313–314
- Apology before the JudgeLucian of Antioch · ca. 312 (reported by Rufinus ca. 400)
- Martyrs of Palestine (shorter recension)Eusebius of Caesarea · ca. 311–314
- Epitome of the Divine InstitutesLactantius · ca. 314–320
- On the Deaths of the PersecutorsLactantius · ca. 314–315
- Preparation for the GospelEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 313–324
- Acts of the Purgation of Felix of AptungaAnonymous · 314–315 (events of 303)
- Canons of the Council of AncyraAnonymous · 314
- Canons of the Council of Arles (314)Anonymous · 1 August 314
- Canons of the Council of NeocaesareaAnonymous · ca. 315 (approximate)
- Demonstration of the GospelEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 314–324
- Oration to the Assembly of the SaintsConstantine the Great · ca. 325 (dated variously 317–325)
- Against the HeathenAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 318–325
- On the IncarnationAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 318–325
- Letters on the Arian ControversyAlexander of Alexandria · ca. 319–324
- Fragments on the PsalmsAsterius the Sophist · ca. 320-341 · text not on this site
- Homilies on the PsalmsAsterius the Sophist · ca. 320-341 · text not on this site
- Letter to Paulinus of TyreEusebius of Nicomedia · ca. 320–323
- LettersAntony the Great · before 356
- Martyrdom of the Forty Martyrs of SebasteAnonymous · 4th–5th century
- Proceedings before Zenophilus (Gesta apud Zenophilum)Anonymous · 320 (inquiry of 3 Dec. 320 into events of 303)
- Testament of the Forty Martyrs of SebasteAnonymous · ca. 320
- On the Witch of Endor, against OrigenEustathius of Antioch · ca. 324–337
- Creed and Canons of the Council of Nicaea (325)Anonymous · 325
- On the Paschal FeastEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 325–337
- Synodal Letter of the Council of Nicaea to the Church of AlexandriaAnonymous · 325
- TheophanyEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 325–337
- Four Books of the GospelsJuvencus · ca. 330
- To AmunAthanasius of Alexandria · before 356
- Bordeaux PilgrimAnonymous · 333
- Letter to Marcellinus on the Interpretation of the PsalmsAthanasius of Alexandria · uncertain, after 335
- Tricennial Oration (In Praise of Constantine)Eusebius of Caesarea · 335–336
- Against MarcellusEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 336–337
- DemonstrationsAphrahat · 337-345
- Life of ConstantineEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 337–339
- On Ecclesiastical TheologyEusebius of Caesarea · ca. 337–339
- Encyclical LetterAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 339
- Oration I Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 339–346
- Oration II Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 339–346
- Oration III Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 339–346
- Against the ManichaeansSerapion of Thmuis · ca. 340-362
- Canons of the Council of GangraAnonymous · ca. 340–360
- Exegetical fragments (Octateuch, Romans, Galatians)Eusebius of Emesa · ca. 340-359 · text not on this site
- Letter to EudoxiusSerapion of Thmuis · ca. 340-362
- Letter to MonksSerapion of Thmuis · ca. 340-362
- LettersAmmonas · ca. 340-360
- Oration IV Against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · 4th century (disputed)
- Sermons and homiletic fragments (Greek, Syriac and Armenian remains)Eusebius of Emesa · ca. 340-359 · text not on this site
- Canons of the Council of Antioch (in Encaeniis)Anonymous · 341
- Canons of the Council of LaodiceaAnonymous · ca. 343–381
- Canons of the Council of Sardica (Greek)Anonymous · 343 or 347
- Canons of the Council of Sardica (Latin)Anonymous · 343 or 347
- Historical FragmentsHilary of Poitiers · ca. 343–367
- Canons of the Council of Carthage (ca. 345–348)Anonymous · ca. 345–348
- Catechetical LecturesCyril of Jerusalem · ca. 350
- Homily on the Paralytic at the PoolCyril of Jerusalem · ca. 350-387
- Defence against the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 349–357
- Commentary on Psalms 1-50Diodore of Tarsus · 4th century (if Diodore, before ca. 390) · text not on this site
- Defence of the Nicene DefinitionAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 350–356
- Letters of Ignatius (Long Recension)Anonymous · later 4th century (probable)
- On Humility and Obedience, and Trampling Down PrideAnonymous · uncertain (4th-6th century?)
- On the Opinion of DionysiusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 350–356
- Twelve Chapters on the FaithGregory Thaumaturgus · 4th–5th century (disputed)
- Two Tractates and a Letter to AthanasiusPotamius of Lisbon · ca. 350-360
- Virgilian CentoProba · ca. 360
- Letter to ConstantiusCyril of Jerusalem · 7 May 351
- Commentary on MatthewHilary of Poitiers · ca. 353–355
- Defence before ConstantiusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 353–357
- Letter to Marius Victorinus the RhetorCandidus the Arian · ca. 355–360
- LettersEusebius of Vercelli · 355-360
- On the Divine Generation (to Marius Victorinus)Candidus the Arian · ca. 355–360
- To DracontiusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 355
- HymnsHilary of Poitiers · ca. 356–360
- Letters (of Lucifer and others)Lucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- Life of AntonyAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 357–360
- On Apostate KingsLucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- On Not Agreeing with HereticsLucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- On Not Sparing Those Who Sin against GodLucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- On Saint Athanasius (two books)Lucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- On the TrinityHilary of Poitiers · ca. 356–360
- That One Must Die for the Son of GodLucifer of Cagliari · ca. 356–361
- To the Bishops of Egypt and LibyaAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 356
- Against AriusMarius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- Against the AriansPhoebadius of Agen · ca. 357-358
- Defence of His FlightAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 357
- History of the AriansAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 357
- Hymns on the TrinityMarius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- LettersBasil of Caesarea · ca. 357–378
- Letters to SerapionAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 357–360
- Letters to the MonksAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 357
- On Receiving the HomoousionMarius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- On the Generation of the Divine Word (to Candidus)Marius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- On the Words of Scripture: 'There was evening and there was morning, one day'Marius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- To Justinus the Manichaean, against the Two Principles of the Manichaeans and on the True Flesh of ChristMarius Victorinus · ca. 357–362
- On the SynodsHilary of Poitiers · ca. 358–359
- Cheltenham List (Mommsen Canon)Anonymous · ca. 360
- On the Councils of Ariminum and SeleuciaAthanasius of Alexandria · 359 (additions 361)
- Against ConstantiusHilary of Poitiers · ca. 360–361
- Against the ManicheesTitus of Bostra · ca. 360s
- ApologyEunomius of Cyzicus · ca. 360
- Commentary on EphesiansMarius Victorinus · ca. 360–363
- Commentary on GalatiansMarius Victorinus · ca. 360–363
- Commentary on PhilippiansMarius Victorinus · ca. 360–363
- Easter VersesDecimus Magnus Ausonius · ca. 360-395
- Homilies on the PsalmsBasil of Caesarea · ca. 360-378
- LettersGregory of Nazianzus · ca. 360–390
- Moral Rules (Moralia)Basil of Caesarea · ca. 360-370
- On the Holy Spirit (in Jerome's Latin translation)Didymus the Blind · Greek ca. 360-390; Latin 387-391
- On the Orthodox Faith against the AriansGregory of Elvira · ca. 360-392
- Paraenesis, or Exhortation to PenitencePacian of Barcelona · ca. 360-390
- Prayer (Ephemeris 3)Decimus Magnus Ausonius · ca. 360-390
- Sermon on BaptismPacian of Barcelona · ca. 360-390
- Three Letters to SympronianusPacian of Barcelona · ca. 360-390
- To ConstantiusHilary of Poitiers · 360
- Tractates on the Books of Holy Scripture (Tractatus Origenis)Gregory of Elvira · ca. 360-392
- Tractates on the PsalmsHilary of Poitiers · ca. 360–367
- Treatise on the MysteriesHilary of Poitiers · ca. 360–366
- Orations (other than the Theological Orations)Gregory of Nazianzus · ca. 362–383
- Tome to the AntiochenesAthanasius of Alexandria · 362
- TractatesZeno of Verona · ca. 362-380
- Against EunomiusBasil of Caesarea · ca. 364
- Homilies and SermonsBasil of Caesarea · ca. 363-378
- Homilies on the HexaemeronBasil of Caesarea · ca. 370
- Against AuxentiusHilary of Poitiers · 364–365
- Against Parmenian the DonatistOptatus of Milevis · ca. 366–385
- Commentary on 1 CorinthiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on 1 ThessaloniansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on 1 TimothyAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on 2 CorinthiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on 2 ThessaloniansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on 2 TimothyAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on ColossiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on EphesiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on GalatiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on PhilemonAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on PhilippiansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on RomansAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- Commentary on TitusAmbrosiaster · ca. 366–384
- EpigramsDamasus I of Rome · 366–384
- Festal Letter 39 (the canon of Scripture), Greek passageAthanasius of Alexandria · 367 (Easter letter)
- On the Destruction of JerusalemAnonymous · ca. 370
- To the Bishops of AfricaAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 369
- Book of RulesTyconius · ca. 380
- LettersJerome · ca. 370–419
- On VirginityGregory of Nyssa · ca. 370–371
- Questions on the Old and New TestamentAmbrosiaster · ca. 370–384
- To AdelphiusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 370
- To EpictetusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 370
- To MaximusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 371
- To RufinianusAthanasius of Alexandria · ca. 370–373
- Canons of the Council of ValenceAnonymous · 374
- HomiliesAmphilochius of Iconium · ca. 376
- On the Holy SpiritBasil of Caesarea · ca. 374–375
- Panarion (Medicine Chest Against Heresies), Haer. 1-64Epiphanius of Salamis · 374-377
- Synodal LetterAmphilochius of Iconium · ca. 376
- The Creed of Constantinople (the Nicene–Constantinopolitan Creed)Anonymous · ascribed to 381; first attested 451
- The Well-Anchored ManEpiphanius of Salamis · 374
- Apostolic CanonsAnonymous · ca. 380
- Apostolic ConstitutionsAnonymous · ca. 380
- Life of Paul the First HermitJerome · ca. 375–379
- On Cain and AbelAmbrose · ca. 375-378
- On ParadiseAmbrose · ca. 375-378
- LettersAmbrose · ca. 377
- On VirginsAmbrose · ca. 377
- On WidowsAmbrose · ca. 377
- On NoahAmbrose · ca. 378-384
- On the Christian FaithAmbrose · ca. 378–380
- The Confession of the Catholic Faith (the Tome of Damasus)Anonymous · ca. 378–382 (traditionally 382)
- Homilies on EcclesiastesGregory of Nyssa · ca. 379–394
- Life of MacrinaGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380
- On the Making of ManGregory of Nyssa · 379
- On the Soul and the ResurrectionGregory of Nyssa · ca. 379–380
- Against FateGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- Book of HeresiesPhilastrius of Brescia · ca. 380s
- Canonical Letter to LetoiusGregory of Nyssa · ca. 390
- Canons of the First Council of SaragossaAnonymous · 380
- Canons on the Letters of PaulPriscillian · ca. 380–400
- Eleven TractatesPriscillian · ca. 380–385
- Explanation of the CreedNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- Fragments of the Instruction for CandidatesNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- HomiliesAsterius of Amasea · ca. 380-410
- Homilies of Maximus of Turin (Bruni's collection)Maximus of Turin · ca. 400-465
- Letter to Theodosius on the Witch of EndorGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- On Not Marrying AgainJohn Chrysostom · ca. 380-386
- On the BeatitudesGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- On the Eight Thoughts, to AnatoliusEvagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- On the Good of PsalmodyNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- On the Lord's PrayerGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- On the Power of the Holy SpiritNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- On the Reason of FaithNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- On the TrinityFaustinus · ca. 380–384
- On the Various Titles of the LordNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- On the Vigils of the Servants of GodNicetas, bishop of Remesiana · ca. 380–414
- On TobitAmbrose · ca. 380-390
- Paraphrase of the PsalmsApollinaris of Laodicea · uncertain (fourth to sixth century)
- Practical Chapters to Anatolius (the Praktikos, with its prologue on the monastic habit)Evagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- Practical Discourse (chapters as printed in Migne)Evagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- Sayings of holy monksEvagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- Sermons of Maximus of Turin (Bruni's collection)Maximus of Turin · ca. 400-465
- Teaching (Book of Orsiesius)Orsiesius · ca. 380-390
- The causes of monastic matters, and the setting of them in quietEvagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- Theological Oration 1: Against the Eunomians, as a Preliminary DiscourseGregory of Nazianzus · 380
- Theological Oration 2: On the Doctrine of GodGregory of Nazianzus · 380
- Theological Oration 3: On the SonGregory of Nazianzus · 380
- Theological Oration 4: On the SonGregory of Nazianzus · 380
- Theological Oration 5: On the Holy SpiritGregory of Nazianzus · 380
- Thirty-four chapters in sequenceEvagrius of Pontus · ca. 380-399
- To a Young WidowJohn Chrysostom · ca. 380-386
- To Ablabius: That There Are Not Three GodsGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–385
- To Simplicius, on FaithGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- To the Greeks, on Common NotionsGregory of Nyssa · ca. 380–394
- Tractates of Maximus of Turin (Bruni's collection)Maximus of Turin · ca. 400-465
- Acts of the Council of Aquileia (381) against Palladius and SecundianusAnonymous · 3 September 381
- Canons of the Council of Constantinople (381)Anonymous · 381–382
- Pilgrimage (Itinerarium Egeriae)Egeria · ca. 381-395
- Synodal Letter of the Council of Constantinople (382) to Damasus and the Western BishopsAnonymous · 382
- Against Helvidius: On the Perpetual Virginity of Blessed MaryJerome · ca. 383
- On the Complaints of Job and DavidAmbrose · ca. 383-390
- Petition to the EmperorsFaustinus · ca. 383–384
- Statement of FaithEunomius of Cyzicus · 383
- Apology of the Prophet DavidAmbrose · ca. 384-390
- Second Apology of DavidAmbrose · ca. 384-397
- Catechetical OrationGregory of Nyssa · ca. 385–390
- Dispute between Simon the Jew and Theophilus the ChristianEvagrius of Gaul · ca. 400
- LettersSiricius, bishop of Rome · 385
- On the Life of MosesGregory of Nyssa · ca. 385–395
- Against the AcademicsAugustine of Hippo · 386 (autumn)
- Because of Fornication Let Each Man Have His Own Wife (on 1 Cor 7:2)John Chrysostom · ca. 390
- Commentary on EphesiansJerome · ca. 386
- Encomium on Maximus, and What Sort of Wives to MarryJohn Chrysostom · ca. 390
- Exposition of Psalm 118Ambrose · ca. 386-397
- Exposition of the Gospel of LukeAmbrose · ca. 386–389
- Homilies on the Gospel of MatthewJohn Chrysostom · ca. 390
- LettersAugustine of Hippo · ca. 386–430
- On Jacob and the Happy LifeAmbrose · ca. 386-390
- On NabothAmbrose · ca. 386-390
- On OrderAugustine of Hippo · 386–387
- On the Bill of Divorce (on 1 Cor 7:39)John Chrysostom · ca. 390
- On the Duties of the ClergyAmbrose · ca. 386–390
- On the Happy LifeAugustine of Hippo · 386 (November)
- SoliloquiesAugustine of Hippo · 386–387
- Canons of the Council of Carthage (390)Anonymous · 390
- Commentary on TitusJerome · ca. 387
- Explanation of Twelve PsalmsAmbrose · ca. 387-397
- HexameronAmbrose · ca. 387-390
- On AbrahamAmbrose · ca. 387–390
- On Elijah and FastingAmbrose · ca. 387-390
- On Fleeing the WorldAmbrose · ca. 387-391
- On Free Choice of the WillAugustine of Hippo · ca. 387–395
- On JosephAmbrose · ca. 387-390
- On the Blessings of the PatriarchsAmbrose · ca. 387-392
- On the Catholic Way of Life and On the Manichaean Way of LifeAugustine of Hippo · ca. 387–389
- On the Greatness of the SoulAugustine of Hippo · 387–388
- On the Immortality of the SoulAugustine of Hippo · 387
- On the MysteriesAmbrose · ca. 387–391
- Homilies on JohnJohn Chrysostom · ca. 390
- On Genesis against the ManichaeansAugustine of Hippo · ca. 388–390
- Sermon 17A (continuation of the Paschal Vigil sermon)Chromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388-407 · text not on this site
- Sermon 18A (fragment on baptism and the Holy Spirit)Chromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388-407 · text not on this site
- Sermon on the Eight BeatitudesChromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388-407
- SermonsChromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388-407 · text not on this site
- Tractates on MatthewChromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388–407
- Tractates on Matthew (CCSL numbering: the prologue and the tractates not published here from Migne's text)Chromatius of Aquileia · ca. 388-407 · text not on this site
- On True ReligionAugustine of Hippo · ca. 389–391
- The TeacherAugustine of Hippo · 389
- Homilies on the Song of SongsGregory of Nyssa · ca. 390–394
- Life of HilarionJerome · ca. 390–392
- Life of Malchus the Captive MonkJerome · ca. 390–392
- Monastic Exercise (Ascetic Discourse)Nilus of Ancyra · ca. 390-430
- On the Excellence of MonksNilus of Ancyra · ca. 390-430
- On the Nature of ManNemesius of Emesa · ca. 390-400
- Voluntary Poverty (To the Deaconess Magna)Nilus of Ancyra · ca. 390-430
- Homilies on RomansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 391-400
- On the Profit of BelievingAugustine of Hippo · ca. 391–392
- On Two SoulsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 391–392
- Sermons to the PeopleAugustine of Hippo · ca. 391-430
- Acts of the Debate with Fortunatus the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippo · 28–29 August 392
- Commentary on 1 TimothyTheodore of Mopsuestia · 392–428
- Commentary on GalatiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Commentary on TitusTheodore of Mopsuestia · 392–428
- Homilies on 1 CorinthiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on 1 ThessaloniansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on 1 TimothyJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on 2 CorinthiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on 2 ThessaloniansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on 2 TimothyJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on ColossiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on EphesiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on GenesisJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on PhilemonJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on PhilippiansJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Homilies on TitusJohn Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- On Illustrious MenJerome · 392–393
- On the saying "Let a widow be enrolled"John Chrysostom · ca. 392-397
- Against JovinianJerome · 393
- LettersIsidore of Pelusium · ca. 393-ca. 435
- LettersSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 393-413
- On Faith and the CreedAugustine of Hippo · 393
- PoemsPaulinus of Nola · ca. 393–431
- Psalm against the Party of DonatusAugustine of Hippo · 393
- The Lord's Sermon on the MountAugustine of Hippo · ca. 393–396
- Unfinished Literal Commentary on GenesisAugustine of Hippo · ca. 393
- Against Adimantus, a Disciple of ManiAugustine of Hippo · ca. 394
- Canons of the Council of NîmesAnonymous · 394 (or 396)
- History of the Monks in EgyptRufinus of Aquileia · Greek original ca. 394-395; Rufinus's Latin ca. 404-406
- LettersPaulinus of Nola · ca. 394–413
- On the Twelve Stones of the High Priest's BreastplateEpiphanius of Salamis · 394
- HymnsSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 395-413
- On ContinenceAugustine of Hippo · ca. 395
- On LyingAugustine of Hippo · ca. 395
- On the Faith against the ManichaeansEvodius of Uzalis · ca. 400-424
- Against the Epistle of Manichaeus Called FundamentalAugustine of Hippo · ca. 396–397
- Life of Saint MartinSulpicius Severus · ca. 396–397
- On Christian DoctrineAugustine of Hippo · Books 1–3 ca. 396–397; completed 426–427
- On the Christian StruggleAugustine of Hippo · ca. 396–397
- Against Faustus the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippo · ca. 398–400
- Canons of the Council of Carthage (397)Anonymous · 397
- Canons of the First Council of ToledoAnonymous · ca. 397–400
- ConfessionsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 397–401
- LettersSulpicius Severus · ca. 397–406
- TractatesGaudentius of Brescia · ca. 397-410
- Canons of the Council of TurinAnonymous · ca. 398
- Commentary on MatthewJerome · 398
- Homilies on HebrewsJohn Chrysostom · ca. 398-404
- Six Homilies on the CreationSeverian of Gabala · ca. 400
- Against Secundinus the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippo · ca. 399
- On Catechizing the UninstructedAugustine of Hippo · ca. 399–405
- On KingshipSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 399-400
- On the Nature of the GoodAugustine of Hippo · ca. 399
- On the TrinityAugustine of Hippo · ca. 399–419
- Against the Letter of ParmenianAugustine of Hippo · ca. 400
- Against the Letters of PetilianAugustine of Hippo · ca. 400–403
- Christian Questions to the GreeksAnonymous · 5th century (disputed)
- Commentary on Daniel (fragments)Polychronius of Apamea · ca. 400-430
- Crowns of the MartyrsPrudentius · ca. 400-405
- Exposition of the True FaithAnonymous · early 5th century (probably Theodoret)
- Greek Questions to ChristiansAnonymous · 5th century (disputed)
- Heptateuch (the first seven books of the Bible in verse)Cyprianus Gallus · early 5th cent.
- Hymns for the HoursPrudentius · ca. 400-405
- In Praise of BaldnessSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 400-404
- Latin Translation of Basil's HexaemeronEustathius Latinus · 5th cent.
- LettersAnastasius I · ca. 400-402
- On Baptism, against the DonatistsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 400–401
- On Providence (The Egyptian Tale)Synesius of Cyrene · ca. 400-402
- On the GiftSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 400-405
- On the Work of MonksAugustine of Hippo · ca. 400–401
- OpusculaMark the Hermit · early to mid fifth century
- Questions and Answers to the OrthodoxAnonymous · 5th century (disputed)
- Refutation of Certain Doctrines of AristotleAnonymous · 5th century (disputed)
- Scenes from the Old and New Testaments (Dittochaeon)Prudentius · ca. 400–410
- The Battle for the SoulPrudentius · ca. 400-405
- The Divinity of ChristPrudentius · ca. 400-405
- The Harmony of the GospelsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 399–400
- The Origin of SinPrudentius · ca. 400-405
- Verses to the Grace of the Lord (a Virgilian cento)Pomponius · 5th century(?)
- Apology against JeromeRufinus of Aquileia · ca. 401
- Apology against RufinusJerome · ca. 401–402
- Codex of the African Church: the canons of the African councils after 397Anonymous · 401–424 (collection of 419)
- Letters of Innocent IInnocent I, bishop of Rome · 401–417
- Literal Commentary on GenesisAugustine of Hippo · ca. 401–415
- On Holy VirginityAugustine of Hippo · 401
- On the Good of MarriageAugustine of Hippo · 401
- Against SymmachusPrudentius · ca. 402-403
- Commentary on the Apostles' CreedRufinus of Aquileia · ca. 404
- Against Felix the ManichaeanAugustine of Hippo · December 404
- DialoguesSulpicius Severus · ca. 404–406
- Dion, or On Living according to His Own PrinciplesSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 404-405
- On DreamsSynesius of Cyrene · ca. 404-405
- Against Cresconius, a Donatist GrammarianAugustine of Hippo · ca. 405–406
- Catastasis (Two Speeches on the Barbarian Invasions of the Pentapolis)Synesius of Cyrene · ca. 405-412
- EpiloguePrudentius · ca. 405
- Exposition on 1 CorinthiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on 1 ThessaloniansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on 1 TimothyPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on 2 CorinthiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on 2 ThessaloniansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on 2 TimothyPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on ColossiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on EphesiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on GalatiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on PhilemonPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on PhilippiansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on RomansPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Exposition on TitusPelagius · ca. 405–410
- Letter to the Catholics on the Sect of the Donatists (On the Unity of the Church)Augustine of Hippo · ca. 405
- LettersFirmus of Caesarea · early fifth century
- Against VigilantiusJerome · 406
- Commentary on MalachiJerome · 406
- On the Divination of DemonsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 406–411
- Tractates on the Gospel of JohnAugustine of Hippo · ca. 406–420
- Dialogue on the Life of John ChrysostomPalladius of Helenopolis · ca. 408
- Homilies on the First Epistle of JohnAugustine of Hippo · ca. 407
- Commentary on IsaiahJerome · ca. 408-410
- Commentary on EzekielJerome · 410-414
- On the One Baptism, against PetilianAugustine of Hippo · ca. 410–411
- On the Christian LifeFastidius · ca. 411-430
- On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of InfantsAugustine of Hippo · 411–412
- Summary of the Collation with the DonatistsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 411–412
- Commentary on IsaiahCyril of Alexandria · before ca. 428 (probably 420s)
- Commentary on LeviticusHesychius of Jerusalem · ca. 412-450
- Commentary on Luke (Greek fragments)Cyril of Alexandria · ca. 412-444
- Commentary on Matthew (fragments)Cyril of Alexandria · ca. 412-444
- HomiliesHesychius of Jerusalem · ca. 412-450
- Letters (first part: Migne letters 1-55)Cyril of Alexandria · ca. 412-444
- On the Spirit and the LetterAugustine of Hippo · 412
- To the Donatists after the CollationAugustine of Hippo · ca. 412
- City of GodAugustine of Hippo · 413–426
- On Faith and WorksAugustine of Hippo · ca. 413
- Commentary on JeremiahJerome · ca. 414-419
- Letter to the Virgin Demetrias on HumilityAnonymous · ca. 414-450
- On the Good of WidowhoodAugustine of Hippo · ca. 414
- Reminder concerning the Error of the Priscillianists and OrigenistsOrosius · 414
- Apologetic BookOrosius · ca. 415–416
- On Man's Perfection in RighteousnessAugustine of Hippo · ca. 415
- On Nature and GraceAugustine of Hippo · 415
- On PatienceAugustine of Hippo · ca. 415
- Seven Books of History against the PagansOrosius · ca. 417–418
- Letters of ZosimusZosimus, bishop of Rome · 417–418
- Memorandum against CaelestiusPaulinus of Milan · 417/418
- On the Proceedings of PelagiusAugustine of Hippo · 417
- Letters of Boniface IBoniface I, bishop of Rome · 418–422
- On the Grace of Christ and On Original SinAugustine of Hippo · 418
- Sermon to the People of the Church of CaesareaAugustine of Hippo · 418
- Against Gaudentius, Bishop of the DonatistsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 419–420
- Commentary on Hosea, Joel and AmosJulian of Eclanum · ca. 420-440
- Council of Carthage (419): acts and the Hispana canonsAnonymous · 419
- Letter to the African CouncilAtticus of Constantinople · 419
- On Adulterous MarriagesAugustine of Hippo · ca. 419–421
- On Marriage and ConcupiscenceAugustine of Hippo · ca. 419–421
- On the Soul and Its OriginAugustine of Hippo · ca. 419–420
- Questions on the HeptateuchAugustine of Hippo · ca. 419–420
- The InstitutesJohn Cassian · ca. 419–426
- The Lausiac HistoryPalladius of Helenopolis · ca. 419-420
- Against LyingAugustine of Hippo · ca. 420
- Against Two Letters of the PelagiansAugustine of Hippo · ca. 420–421
- Commonitorium (Instruction)Orientius of Auch · ca. 420-450
- Formulae of Spiritual UnderstandingEucherius of Lyon · ca. 420-430
- Life of Porphyry, Bishop of GazaMarcus the Deacon · ca. 420-430
- Poems ascribed to OrientiusOrientius of Auch · 5th-6th century(?)
- Prayers (a litany in verse)Orientius of Auch · 5th-6th century(?)
- Against JulianAugustine of Hippo · ca. 421-422
- Enchiridion (Handbook on Faith, Hope, and Love)Augustine of Hippo · ca. 421–423
- On Care for the DeadAugustine of Hippo · ca. 421–422
- Cure of Greek MaladiesTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 437
- Alethia (Genesis in verse, with a prayer)Claudius Marius Victor · ca. 425-430
- Church History (epitome by Photius)Philostorgius · ca. 425-433
- Easter SongSedulius · ca. 425-450
- Easter Work (prose version of the Easter Song)Sedulius · ca. 425-450
- HymnsSedulius · ca. 425-450
- Letters to MacedoniusSedulius · ca. 425-450
- SermonsPeter Chrysologus · ca. 425-450
- Letter to Rufinus on Grace and Free WillProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 426-428
- On Grace and Free WillAugustine of Hippo · ca. 426
- RetractationsAugustine of Hippo · 426-427
- The ConferencesJohn Cassian · ca. 426–429
- In Praise of the DesertEucherius of Lyon · ca. 427-428
- On Rebuke and GraceAugustine of Hippo · ca. 427
- InstructionsEucherius of Lyon · ca. 428-434
- Letter to Eucherius of LyonHilary of Arles · ca. 430-449
- On the Predestination of the SaintsAugustine of Hippo · ca. 428/429
- Commonitorium against the heresy of Pelagius and Caelestius and the writings of Julian, with Subnotations on Augustine's Unfinished Work against JulianMarius Mercator · 429-431
- Memorandum on the name of Caelestius (Latin version of the Greek Commonitorium)Marius Mercator · Greek original 429; Latin version after 431
- On the Gift of PerseveranceAugustine of Hippo · ca. 428/429
- Poem on the Ungrateful (Against the Enemies of Grace)Prosper of Aquitaine · ca. 429-432
- Documents of the Council of Ephesus and the Formula of ReunionAnonymous · 430–433
- Epigrams against a Detractor of AugustineProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 430-435
- Letters of Celestine I (to and concerning the Council of Ephesus)Celestine I, bishop of Rome · 430-432
- On the Incarnation of the Lord, against NestoriusJohn Cassian · ca. 430–431
- OrationsProclus of Constantinople · ca. 430-446
- Poem on ChristFlavius Merobaudes · ca. 430-450
- Sermon on the Life of HonoratusHilary of Arles · ca. 430
- Verses on the Birthday of the MaccabeesHilary of Arles · ca. 430-449
- Canons of the Council of Ephesus (431)Anonymous · 431
- Confession of FaithAcacius of Beroea · ca. 431-437
- Epitaph of the Nestorian and Pelagian HeresiesProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 431-435
- Exposition of the Nicene CreedTheodotus of Ancyra · 431
- Homilies at the Council of EphesusTheodotus of Ancyra · 431
- Homily 4, On the Holy Mother of God and on SimeonTheodotus of Ancyra · 431
- Homily at EphesusAcacius of Melitene · 431
- LettersCapreolus of Carthage · 431-433
- LettersEutherius of Tyana · ca. 431-433
- Prefaces and letters to the reader (on his translation of Theodore's creed, on Nestorius and Paul of Samosata, and on the sermons of Nestorius)Marius Mercator · after 431 (ca. 431-450)
- Refutation of the creed of Theodore of MopsuestiaMarius Mercator · after 431 (ca. 431-450)
- Refutations of Certain PropositionsEutherius of Tyana · ca. 431-440
- Replies on behalf of Augustine to the Objections of the GaulsProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 431-432
- Homilies at AlexandriaPaul of Emesa · Dec 432-433
- Letter to Valerian on Contempt of the WorldEucherius of Lyon · ca. 432
- Letters of Sixtus IIISixtus III, bishop of Rome · 432–440
- On Grace and Free Will (Against the Author of the Conferences)Prosper of Aquitaine · ca. 432-433
- Exposition of Psalms 100-150Prosper of Aquitaine · after 432, before 455
- CommonitoryVincent of Lérins · 434
- Epigrams on Sentences of AugustineProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 435-450
- The Calling of All NationsAnonymous · ca. 440-450
- To the Church (Against Avarice)Salvian of Marseilles · ca. 435-440
- Tome to the ArmeniansProclus of Constantinople · ca. 435-437
- Interpretation of the First Letter to the CorinthiansTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Interpretation of the First Letter to TimothyTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Interpretation of the Letter to the EphesiansTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Interpretation of the Letter to the RomansTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Interpretation of the Letter to TitusTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Interpretation of the PsalmsTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 436-448
- Against Five HeresiesQuodvultdeus of Carthage · ca. 437-450
- Against the Jews, Pagans, and Arians (Sermon on the Creed)Quodvultdeus of Carthage · ca. 437-450
- Consolatory Letter to ArcadiusAntoninus Honoratus · ca. 437-440
- Sermon on the Barbarian TimeQuodvultdeus of Carthage · ca. 437-450
- Canons of the Council of RiezAnonymous · 439
- Church HistorySocrates Scholasticus · ca. 439-443
- Church HistorySozomen · ca. 439-450
- On the Governance of GodSalvian of Marseilles · ca. 439-451
- Letters of Leo the GreatLeo I, bishop of Rome (Leo the Great) · 440–461
- Poem on Genesis, to Pope LeoHilary of Arles · ca. 440-449
- Canons of the Council of Orange (441)Anonymous · 441
- Canons of the Council of Arles (second)Anonymous · date disputed (between ca. 442 and 506)
- Canons of the Council of Vaison (442)Anonymous · 442
- The Passion of the Martyrs of AgaunumEucherius of Lyon · ca. 443-450
- Church HistoryTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 449-450
- Book of the Promises and Predictions of GodQuodvultdeus of Carthage · ca. 445-450
- ChronicleProsper of Aquitaine · ca. 445-455
- Confession of Faith to Theodosius IIFlavian of Constantinople · 448-449
- Letters to Pope Leo IFlavian of Constantinople · 448-449
- Life of SyncleticaAnonymous · 5th–6th century
- Questions on Kings and ChroniclesTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 453
- Questions on the OctateuchTheodoret of Cyrus · ca. 453
- Sayings of the Desert Fathers (alphabetical collection)Anonymous · compiled ca. 450-500 (sayings 4th-5th century)
- Canons of the Council of ChalcedonAnonymous · 451
- Definition of Faith of the Council of ChalcedonAnonymous · 451 (25 Oct)
By topic
- Abortion, infanticide, and exposure50 passages
- The agape (love feast)19 passages
- Almsgiving and care for the poor676 passages
- Angels598 passages
- Anger and envy314 passages
- Anointing, confirmation, and laying on of hands137 passages
- Antichrist227 passages
- Apostolic succession85 passages
- Arianism591 passages
- Asceticism193 passages
- Atonement377 passages
- Baptism4035 passages
- Interpreting Scripture1413 passages
- Canon of Scripture217 passages
- Catechumens and catechesis136 passages
- The Christian life337 passages
- Christological controversies84 passages
- Christology12435 passages
- The church500 passages
- The church and Israel673 passages
- Church buildings114 passages
- Church discipline and penance488 passages
- Church office4942 passages
- Circumcision287 passages
- Clerical celibacy and continence134 passages
- Conscience120 passages
- Contraception17 passages
- Councils and creeds320 passages
- Creation933 passages
- Deaconesses15 passages
- Death and burial413 passages
- Deification110 passages
- Descent into Hades179 passages
- The devil and demons1428 passages
- Divorce and remarriage838 passages
- Donatism422 passages
- Dress and adornment184 passages
- Easter and the church year319 passages
- Classical learning and education216 passages
- Games, shows, and the theatre193 passages
- Eschatology6509 passages
- Ethics9615 passages
- Eucharist1218 passages
- Evil and its origin389 passages
- Faith581 passages
- The fall277 passages
- Parents and children162 passages
- Fasting1234 passages
- Forgiveness of sins521 passages
- Free will619 passages
- Gnosticism352 passages
- God653 passages
- Good works and merit257 passages
- Rulers and the state360 passages
- Grace722 passages
- Heaven and eternal reward310 passages
- Hell and eternal punishment308 passages
- Heresy12477 passages
- The Holy Spirit1075 passages
- Hope182 passages
- Hospitality84 passages
- Humanity129 passages
- Humility and pride783 passages
- Hymns and singing205 passages
- Idolatry754 passages
- The image of God327 passages
- Images and icons84 passages
- Incarnation918 passages
- Infant baptism190 passages
- Intercession of the saints42 passages
- Jews and Judaism472 passages
- The last judgment684 passages
- Justification175 passages
- The law of Moses1007 passages
- The Lord's day and the Sabbath285 passages
- The Lord's Prayer197 passages
- Love of God and neighbour558 passages
- Love of enemies and forgiveness of wrongs388 passages
- Magic, divination, and astrology568 passages
- Manichaeism490 passages
- Marcionism167 passages
- Marriage2408 passages
- Martyrdom2945 passages
- Mary, mother of Jesus219 passages
- The thousand years77 passages
- Miracles531 passages
- Mission and the spread of the gospel330 passages
- Monarchianism and Sabellianism348 passages
- Monastic life385 passages
- Montanism105 passages
- Novatianism88 passages
- Oaths179 passages
- Ordination266 passages
- Original sin and concupiscence360 passages
- Paganism1192 passages
- Passion and death of Christ801 passages
- Patience252 passages
- Pelagianism239 passages
- Perpetual virginity of Mary61 passages
- Persecution3124 passages
- Perseverance71 passages
- Philosophy1015 passages
- Pilgrimage and holy places52 passages
- Prayer3629 passages
- Prayer for the dead48 passages
- Election and predestination225 passages
- Prophecy and fulfilment803 passages
- Providence766 passages
- Rebaptism251 passages
- Repentance934 passages
- Resurrection of the body982 passages
- Resurrection and ascension of Christ429 passages
- Rome and Peter234 passages
- Rule of faith50 passages
- Sacraments100 passages
- Martyrs' shrines and relics138 passages
- Salvation120 passages
- Schism and unity367 passages
- Scripture and canon5371 passages
- Second coming of Christ192 passages
- Sexual morality660 passages
- The sign of the cross79 passages
- Sin349 passages
- Slavery103 passages
- The soul1083 passages
- Spiritual gifts and visions234 passages
- Suffering and affliction360 passages
- Support of the clergy128 passages
- Self-control in food and drink338 passages
- Temptation306 passages
- The lapsed168 passages
- Theotokos13 passages
- Tradition158 passages
- Trinity4695 passages
- Lying and truthfulness309 passages
- Usury55 passages
- Killing and murder152 passages
- Virginity and celibacy521 passages
- War and military service125 passages
- Wealth and poverty866 passages
- Widows and consecrated virgins219 passages
- Women226 passages
- Work and idleness103 passages
- Worship138 passages
By Bible book
- Genesis15909 references
- Exodus7517 references
- Leviticus2768 references
- Numbers2567 references
- Deuteronomy3661 references
- Joshua [Vulgate: Josue]1201 references
- Judges878 references
- Ruth65 references
- 1 Samuel [LXX: 1 Kingdoms; Vulgate: 1 Kings]1930 references
- 2 Samuel [LXX: 2 Kingdoms; Vulgate: 2 Kings]1247 references
- 1 Kings [LXX: 3 Kingdoms; Vulgate: 3 Kings]1952 references
- 2 Kings [LXX: 4 Kingdoms; Vulgate: 4 Kings]1535 references
- 1 Chronicles [LXX: 1 Paralipomenon; Vulgate: 1 Paralipomenon]268 references
- 2 Chronicles [LXX: 2 Paralipomenon; Vulgate: 2 Paralipomenon]524 references
- Ezra [LXX: 2 Esdras (with Nehemiah); Vulgate: 1 Esdras]154 references
- Nehemiah [LXX: 2 Esdras (with Ezra); Vulgate: 2 Esdras]41 references
- Esther81 references
- Job2198 references
- Psalms29065 references
- Proverbs4274 references
- Ecclesiastes937 references
- Song of Songs [also Song of Solomon; Vulgate: Canticle of Canticles]1455 references
- Isaiah [Vulgate: Isaias]11941 references
- Jeremiah [Vulgate: Jeremias]3585 references
- Lamentations244 references
- Ezekiel [Vulgate: Ezechiel]2240 references
- Daniel2578 references
- Hosea [Vulgate: Osee]888 references
- Joel315 references
- Amos511 references
- Obadiah [Vulgate: Abdias]29 references
- Jonah [Vulgate: Jonas]416 references
- Micah [Vulgate: Micheas]451 references
- Nahum52 references
- Habakkuk [Vulgate: Habacuc]344 references
- Zephaniah [Vulgate: Sophonias]104 references
- Haggai [Vulgate: Aggeus]123 references
- Zechariah [Vulgate: Zacharias]857 references
- Malachi [Vulgate: Malachias]774 references
- Matthew34421 references
- Mark3057 references
- Luke14006 references
- John24488 references
- Acts6496 references
- Romans15284 references
- 1 Corinthians16347 references
- 2 Corinthians6619 references
- Galatians4906 references
- Ephesians5873 references
- Philippians4259 references
- Colossians3533 references
- 1 Thessalonians1300 references
- 2 Thessalonians621 references
- 1 Timothy3523 references
- 2 Timothy1874 references
- Titus962 references
- Philemon101 references
- Hebrews4692 references
- James1026 references
- 1 Peter2024 references
- 2 Peter490 references
- 1 John1935 references
- 2 John55 references
- 3 John12 references
- Jude145 references
- Revelation [Vulgate: Apocalypse]2497 references
Extrabiblical texts
Texts outside the 66 books of the Protestant Bible. A bracket shows which other churches include a book in their Old Testament canon: RC = Roman Catholic, EO = Eastern Orthodox, ETH = Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo.
- 1 Enoch [in the ETH canon]75 passages
- 1 Esdras [in EO, ETH canons]27 passages
- 1 Maccabees [in RC, EO canons]133 passages
- 2 Esdras [in the ETH canon]16 passages
- 2 Maccabees [in RC, EO canons]198 passages
- 3 Maccabees [in the EO canon]2 passages
- 4 Maccabees41 passages
- Abydenus, On the Assyrians14 passages
- Acts of Andrew8 passages
- Acts of John4 passages
- Acts of Paul32 passages
- Acts of Peter20 passages
- Acts of Pilate2 passages
- Acts of the Scillitan Martyrs1 passage
- Acts of Thomas7 passages
- Additions to Esther [in RC, EO, ETH canons]19 passages
- Aeschylus (plays and fragments)22 passages
- Aesop, Fables15 passages
- Aëtius, Placita10 passages
- Alexander of Aphrodisias, On Fate32 passages
- Alexander Polyhistor, On the Jews36 passages
- Ambrose of Milan, Ambrose, Hymns8 passages
- Ambrose, Commentary on Isaiah (lost)1 passage
- Ambrose, Exposition of the Gospel of Luke2 passages
- Ambrose, On Flight from the World2 passages
- Amelius3 passages
- Anacreontea1 passage
- Anatolius of Laodicea, On the Pascha7 passages
- Anaxagoras33 passages
- Anonymous Treatise against the Montanists24 passages
- Antiphon the Sophist4 passages
- Antisthenes (fragments)13 passages
- Apocalypse of Elijah2 passages
- Apocalypse of Paul1 passage
- Apocalypse of Peter15 passages
- Apocalypse of Zephaniah1 passage
- Apocryphon of Ezekiel14 passages
- Apollodorus of Athens1 passage
- Apollonius Molon3 passages
- Apollonius of Tyana, On Sacrifices1 passage
- Apollonius, Against the Montanists14 passages
- Apuleius5 passages
- Aratus, Phaenomena51 passages
- Archilochus9 passages
- Aristeas the Exegete, On the Jews1 passage
- Aristides, Apology1 passage
- Aristippus (fragments)4 passages
- Aristo of Pella, Dispute of Jason and Papiscus4 passages
- Aristobulus (fragments)45 passages
- Aristocles of Messene, On Philosophy95 passages
- Aristophanes, Birds2 passages
- Aristophanes, Frogs2 passages
- Aristotle (works)249 passages
- Aristoxenus6 passages
- Arius Didymus, Epitome of Plato’s Doctrines27 passages
- Arius, Letter to Alexander of Alexandria6 passages
- Artapanus42 passages
- Ascension of Isaiah32 passages
- Ascents of James1 passage
- Assumption of Moses5 passages
- Atticus, Against Those Who Interpret Plato through Aristotle101 passages
- Aulus Gellius, Attic Nights5 passages
- Bacchylides (fragments)6 passages
- Bardesanes, Book of the Laws of Countries51 passages
- Baruch [in RC, EO, ETH canons]141 passages
- Bel and the Dragon [in RC, EO, ETH canons]60 passages
- Berossus, Babyloniaca13 passages
- Book of Elchasai5 passages
- Callimachus (hymns and fragments)22 passages
- Chaeremon1 passage
- Choerilus of Samos2 passages
- Chrysippus47 passages
- Cicero502 passages
- Cleanthes (fragments)19 passages
- Clearchus of Soli, On Sleep8 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Hypotyposes (fragments)22 passages
- Cleodemus Malchus2 passages
- Cornelius Nepos1 passage
- Cornelius of Rome, Letter to Fabius of Antioch21 passages
- Cornutus, Compendium of Greek Theology1 passage
- Correspondence of Jesus and Abgar30 passages
- Correspondence of Paul and Seneca1 passage
- Crates of Thebes3 passages
- Decimus Laberius (fragments)2 passages
- Demetrius the Chronographer4 passages
- Democritus (fragments)49 passages
- Demosthenes (orations)18 passages
- Dicaearchus of Messana1 passage
- Diodorus Siculus, Library of History175 passages
- Diogenes Laertius, Lives of the Eminent Philosophers9 passages
- Diogenianus, Against Chrysippus55 passages
- Dionysius of Alexandria (letters and fragments)246 passages
- Dionysius of Corinth (letters)17 passages
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Roman Antiquities20 passages
- Diphilus (fragments)5 passages
- Eldad and Modad1 passage
- Empedocles (fragments)89 passages
- Ennius49 passages
- Epicharmus (fragments)14 passages
- Epictetus1 passage
- Epicurus (sayings and fragments)114 passages
- Epimenides (fragments)22 passages
- Eratosthenes1 passage
- Eubulus (fragments)1 passage
- Euhemerus, Sacred Record13 passages
- Eumolpus (verse)1 passage
- Eupolemus, On the Kings of Judea40 passages
- Euripides (plays and fragments)122 passages
- Eusebius and Jerome, Chronicle46 passages
- Evagrius Ponticus, Gnostikos2 passages
- Evagrius Ponticus, Praktikos1 passage
- Ezekiel the Tragedian, Exagoge13 passages
- Gaius of Rome, Gaius, Dialogue with Proclus (fragments)7 passages
- Galen (works)12 passages
- Golden Verses (Pythagorean)5 passages
- Gospel of Judas2 passages
- Gospel of Peter11 passages
- Gospel of the Ebionites10 passages
- Gospel of the Egyptians11 passages
- Gospel of the Hebrews13 passages
- Gospel of Thomas12 passages
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Oration 41 (On Pentecost)1 passage
- Hecataeus of Abdera11 passages
- Hegesippus, Memoirs (fragments)48 passages
- Hellanicus1 passage
- Heracleon, Commentary on John (fragments)166 passages
- Heraclitus (fragments)86 passages
- Hermetic writings52 passages
- Hermippus of Berytus1 passage
- Herodotus, Histories157 passages
- Hesiod, Catalogue of Women4 passages
- Hesiod, Theogony65 passages
- Hesiod, Works and Days63 passages
- Hippocrates, Hippocratic Corpus28 passages
- Hippodamus1 passage
- Homer, Iliad435 passages
- Homer, Odyssey230 passages
- Horace50 passages
- Irenaeus, Against Heresies601 passages
- Isocrates (orations)11 passages
- Jannes and Jambres20 passages
- Jerome, Commentaries on the Minor Prophets1 passage
- Jerome, Commentary on Ephesians20 passages
- John Chrysostom, On the Priesthood1 passage
- Josephus (works)666 passages
- Jubilees [in the ETH canon]17 passages
- Judgment of Peter1 passage
- Judith [in RC, EO, ETH canons]73 passages
- Julian the Emperor, Letters2 passages
- Julius Africanus (fragments)63 passages
- Juvenal, Satires5 passages
- Letter of Aristeas81 passages
- Letter of Jeremiah [in RC, EO, ETH canons]11 passages
- Letter of the Churches of Vienne and Lyons71 passages
- Libanius, Orations1 passage
- Livy, History of Rome96 passages
- Longinus (fragments)4 passages
- Lucan, Civil War13 passages
- Lucilius (satires, fragments)16 passages
- Lucretius, On the Nature of Things52 passages
- Manetho, Aegyptiaca2 passages
- Mani, Letter of the Foundation10 passages
- Mani, Treasure8 passages
- Megasthenes, Indica4 passages
- Melito of Sardis (fragments)17 passages
- Menander (fragments)27 passages
- Menander, Thais14 passages
- Methodius of Olympus, Methodius, On the Resurrection441 passages
- Montanist oracles13 passages
- Numenius of Apamea131 passages
- Odes of Solomon2 passages
- Oenomaus of Gadara, Detection of Impostors147 passages
- Oracle of Hystaspes4 passages
- Oracles of Apollo (Didyma, Claros)26 passages
- Origen, On First Principles112 passages
- Orpheus (attributed), Orphic poems (fragments)93 passages
- Ovid46 passages
- Pacuvius (fragments)3 passages
- Papias (fragments)26 passages
- Parmenides (fragments)17 passages
- Pausanias, Description of Greece7 passages
- Pelagius, On Nature28 passages
- Persius, Satires19 passages
- Pherecrates (fragments)1 passage
- Pherecydes of Syros (fragments)12 passages
- Philemon (fragments)7 passages
- Philo of Alexandria (works)402 passages
- Philo of Byblos, Phoenician History68 passages
- Philo the Epic Poet, On Jerusalem5 passages
- Philolaus4 passages
- Philostratus, Life of Apollonius of Tyana3 passages
- Phlegon of Tralles, Chronicles7 passages
- Phocylides2 passages
- Pindar (odes and fragments)38 passages
- Plato (works)1650 passages
- Plato the comic poet (fragments)1 passage
- Plautus, Comedies5 passages
- Pliny the Elder, Natural History33 passages
- Pliny the Younger, Letters9 passages
- Plotinus, Enneads135 passages
- Plutarch302 passages
- Polycrates of Ephesus, Letter to Victor10 passages
- Porphyry, Against Boethus, On the Soul24 passages
- Porphyry, Against the Christians (fragments)44 passages
- Porphyry, Letter to Anebo12 passages
- Porphyry, On Abstinence from Killing Animals70 passages
- Porphyry, On Images11 passages
- Porphyry, On the Return of the Soul20 passages
- Porphyry, Philological Lecture25 passages
- Porphyry, Philosophical History12 passages
- Porphyry, Philosophy from Oracles (fragments)108 passages
- Prayer of Azariah and Song of the Three Young Men [in RC, EO, ETH canons]163 passages
- Prayer of Joseph9 passages
- Prayer of Manasseh [in EO, ETH canons]8 passages
- Preaching of Paul3 passages
- Preaching of Peter16 passages
- Protagoras4 passages
- Protevangelium of James10 passages
- Psalm 151 [in EO, ETH canons]4 passages
- Quadratus, Apology (fragment)6 passages
- Quintilian4 passages
- Rhodon, Against Marcion8 passages
- Rufinus of Aquileia, Rufinus, Church History8 passages
- Rufinus, Apology to Anastasius10 passages
- Sallust63 passages
- Sayings of Jesus outside the Gospels (agrapha)24 passages
- Seneca46 passages
- Seneca, On Marriage1 passage
- Sentences of Sextus14 passages
- Serapion of Antioch (letters)10 passages
- Severus the Platonist, On the Soul6 passages
- Sextus Empiricus3 passages
- Sibylline Oracles158 passages
- Simonides2 passages
- Sirach [in RC, EO, ETH canons]1156 passages
- Solon (elegies and fragments)9 passages
- Sophocles (plays and fragments)40 passages
- Stesichorus19 passages
- Strabo, Geography1 passage
- Susanna [in RC, EO, ETH canons]201 passages
- Synodal Letter against Paul of Samosata19 passages
- Tacitus19 passages
- Terence53 passages
- Terpander (fragments)2 passages
- Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs1 passage
- Theodotus, On the Jews1 passage
- Theognis (elegies)12 passages
- Theophrastus, On Marriage1 passage
- Theophrastus, On Piety6 passages
- Theopompus of Chios (fragments)4 passages
- Thucydides, History19 passages
- Timaeus of Locri (Pseudo-Timaeus), On the Nature of the World and Soul2 passages
- Timochares1 passage
- Timon of Phlius, Silloi5 passages
- Tobit [in RC, EO, ETH canons]210 passages
- Traditions of Matthias7 passages
- Valerius Antias (fragments)3 passages
- Varro115 passages
- Virgil618 passages
- Wisdom of Solomon [in RC, EO, ETH canons]1303 passages
- Xenocrates of Chalcedon4 passages
- Xenophanes (fragments)20 passages
- Xenophon, Cyropaedia2 passages
- Xenophon, Memorabilia39 passages
- Zeno of Citium32 passages
Early Christian writings cited by later ones
Some of these were read as Scripture in some early churches (for example, Hermas and Barnabas are bound with the New Testament in Codex Sinaiticus); their pages say so.
- 2 Clementcited in 5 passages
- Acts of Cyprian (Proconsular Acts)cited in 10 passages
- Acts of Fructuosus, Augurius and Eulogiuscited in 3 passages
- Alexander of Alexandria, Letters on the Arian Controversycited in 3 passages
- Ambrose, Hexameroncited in 1 passage
- Ambrose, On Paradisecited in 1 passage
- Ambrose, On the Christian Faithcited in 2 passages
- Ambrose, On the Duties of the Clergycited in 1 passage
- Ambrose, On the Mysteriescited in 1 passage
- Ambrose, On Virginscited in 1 passage
- Appendix of Ten Documents on the Donatist Controversycited in 2 passages
- Aristides of Athens, Apologycited in 2 passages
- Arnobius of Sicca, Against the Nationscited in 2 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Against the Heathencited in 1 passage
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Defence against the Arianscited in 20 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Defence of His Flightcited in 9 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Defence of the Nicene Definitioncited in 2 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Life of Antonycited in 14 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, On the Councils of Ariminum and Seleuciacited in 9 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, On the Incarnationcited in 2 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Oration III Against the Arianscited in 4 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, To Epictetuscited in 4 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, To the Bishops of Africacited in 2 passages
- Athanasius of Alexandria, To the Bishops of Egypt and Libyacited in 1 passage
- Athanasius of Alexandria, Tome to the Antiochenescited in 2 passages
- Athenagoras, A Plea for the Christianscited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Acts of the Debate with Fortunatus the Manichaeancited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Adimantus, a Disciple of Manicited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Faustus the Manichaeancited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Felix the Manichaeancited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Lyingcited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Secundinus the Manichaeancited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Against the Academicscited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Against the Epistle of Manichaeus Called Fundamentalcited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Against Two Letters of the Pelagianscited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, City of Godcited in 27 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Confessionscited in 13 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Enchiridion (Handbook on Faith, Hope, and Love)cited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Letterscited in 21 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Literal Commentary on Genesiscited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Adulterous Marriagescited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Care for the Deadcited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Faith and the Creedcited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Faith and Workscited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On Free Choice of the Willcited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On Grace and Free Willcited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Holy Virginitycited in 4 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On Lyingcited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Marriage and Concupiscencecited in 4 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On Nature and Gracecited in 8 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On Rebuke and Gracecited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Christian Strugglecited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Divination of Demonscited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Good of Marriagecited in 8 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Grace of Christ and On Original Sincited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Happy Lifecited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of Infantscited in 3 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Nature of the Goodcited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Predestination of the Saintscited in 3 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Proceedings of Pelagiuscited in 7 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Profit of Believingcited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Soul and Its Origincited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Spirit and the Lettercited in 4 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Trinitycited in 2 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, On the Work of Monkscited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, On Two Soulscited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Retractationscited in 7 passages
- Augustine of Hippo, Tractates on the Gospel of Johncited in 1 passage
- Augustine of Hippo, Unfinished Literal Commentary on Genesiscited in 1 passage
- Basil of Caesarea, Against Eunomiuscited in 2 passages
- Basil of Caesarea, Homilies and Sermonscited in 43 passages
- Basil of Caesarea, Homilies on the Hexaemeroncited in 229 passages
- Basil of Caesarea, On the Holy Spiritcited in 3 passages
- Canons of the Council of Ancyracited in 1 passage
- Canons of the Council of Antioch (in Encaeniis)cited in 10 passages
- Canons of the Council of Arles (314)cited in 2 passages
- Canons of the Council of Constantinople (381)cited in 3 passages
- Canons of the Council of Elviracited in 4 passages
- Canons of the Council of Gangracited in 3 passages
- Canons of the Council of Orange (441)cited in 21 passages
- Canons of the Council of Sardica (Greek)cited in 7 passages
- Canons of the Council of Sardica (Latin)cited in 6 passages
- Canons of the Council of Turincited in 2 passages
- Canons of the Council of Vaison (442)cited in 6 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Excerpts from Theodotuscited in 3 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Exhortation to the Greekscited in 74 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Miscellaniescited in 181 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Prophetic Extractscited in 1 passage
- Clement of Alexandria, The Instructorcited in 9 passages
- Clement of Alexandria, Who Is the Rich Man That Is Saved?cited in 18 passages
- Clement of Rome, 1 Clementcited in 45 passages
- Creed and Canons of the Council of Nicaea (325)cited in 128 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, Letterscited in 176 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On Jealousy and Envycited in 8 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On Mortalitycited in 10 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On the Dress of Virginscited in 7 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On the Good of Patiencecited in 7 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On the Lapsedcited in 36 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On the Lord's Prayercited in 27 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On the Unity of the Catholic Churchcited in 15 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, On Works and Almsgivingcited in 6 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, That Idols Are Not Godscited in 3 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, The Opinions of the Eighty-Seven Bishops (Council of Carthage, 256)cited in 202 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, To Demetriancited in 4 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, To Donatuscited in 5 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, To Fortunatus: Exhortation to Martyrdomcited in 2 passages
- Cyprian of Carthage, To Quirinus: Three Books of Testimoniescited in 9 passages
- Cyril of Jerusalem, Catechetical Lecturescited in 1 passage
- Didachecited in 133 passages
- Didascalia Apostolorumcited in 5 passages
- Discourse to the Greekscited in 1 passage
- Documents of the Council of Ephesus and the Formula of Reunioncited in 1 passage
- Epiphanius of Salamis, On the Twelve Stones of the High Priest's Breastplatecited in 1 passage
- Epiphanius of Salamis, Panarion (Medicine Chest Against Heresies), Haer. 1-64cited in 15 passages
- Epiphanius of Salamis, The Well-Anchored Mancited in 2 passages
- Epistle of Barnabascited in 43 passages
- Eunomius of Cyzicus, Apologycited in 2 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, Against Marcelluscited in 3 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, Church Historycited in 95 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, Demonstration of the Gospelcited in 3 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, Life of Constantinecited in 44 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, On Ecclesiastical Theologycited in 3 passages
- Eusebius of Caesarea, Preparation for the Gospelcited in 8 passages
- Eusebius of Nicomedia, Letter to Paulinus of Tyrecited in 3 passages
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Orations (other than the Theological Orations)cited in 7 passages
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Theological Oration 1: Against the Eunomians, as a Preliminary Discoursecited in 1 passage
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Theological Oration 4: On the Soncited in 1 passage
- Gregory of Nazianzus, Theological Oration 5: On the Holy Spiritcited in 1 passage
- Gregory of Nyssa, On the Making of Mancited in 3 passages
- Gregory Thaumaturgus, Address of Thanksgiving to Origencited in 2 passages
- Gregory Thaumaturgus, Metaphrase of Ecclesiastescited in 1 passage
- Hegemonius, Acts of Archelauscited in 8 passages
- Hermas, Shepherd of Hermas: Mandatescited in 28 passages
- Hermas, Shepherd of Hermas: Similitudescited in 14 passages
- Hermas, Shepherd of Hermas: Visionscited in 15 passages
- Hilary of Poitiers, Commentary on Matthewcited in 1 passage
- Hilary of Poitiers, Historical Fragmentscited in 2 passages
- Hilary of Poitiers, On the Trinitycited in 5 passages
- Hippolytus of Rome, Apostolic Traditioncited in 6 passages
- Hippolytus of Rome, Refutation of All Heresiescited in 5 passages
- Hippolytus of Rome, Treatise on Christ and Antichristcited in 5 passages
- Homiliescited in 36 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To Polycarpcited in 2 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Ephesianscited in 9 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Magnesianscited in 3 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Philadelphianscited in 2 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Romanscited in 13 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Smyrnaeanscited in 5 passages
- Ignatius of Antioch, To the Trallianscited in 3 passages
- Infancy Gospel of Thomas (Greek A)cited in 1 passage
- Irenaeus of Lyons, Against Heresiescited in 16 passages
- Jerome, Against Helvidius: On the Perpetual Virginity of Blessed Marycited in 2 passages
- Jerome, Against Joviniancited in 7 passages
- Jerome, Apology against Rufinuscited in 2 passages
- Jerome, Commentary on Ephesianscited in 1 passage
- Jerome, Commentary on Isaiahcited in 1 passage
- Jerome, Letterscited in 120 passages
- Jerome, Life of Hilarioncited in 2 passages
- Jerome, Life of Malchus the Captive Monkcited in 1 passage
- Jerome, Life of Paul the First Hermitcited in 1 passage
- Jerome, On Illustrious Mencited in 3 passages
- John Cassian, The Conferencescited in 21 passages
- John Cassian, The Institutescited in 2 passages
- Julius Africanus, Letter to Aristides on the Genealogies of Christcited in 2 passages
- Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Tryphocited in 16 passages
- Justin Martyr, First Apologycited in 33 passages
- Justin Martyr, Second Apologycited in 21 passages
- Lactantius, Divine Institutescited in 11 passages
- Lactantius, Epitome of the Divine Institutescited in 1 passage
- Lactantius, On the Anger of Godcited in 3 passages
- Lactantius, On the Deaths of the Persecutorscited in 21 passages
- Lactantius, On the Workmanship of Godcited in 3 passages
- Life of Cypriancited in 3 passages
- Martyrdom of Peter (Greek Acts of Peter)cited in 5 passages
- Martyrdom of Polycarpcited in 51 passages
- Melito of Sardis, Fragments (not preserved in Eusebius)cited in 1 passage
- Methodius of Olympus, Against Porphyrycited in 1 passage
- Methodius of Olympus, On Free Willcited in 64 passages
- Methodius of Olympus, On the Resurrectioncited in 2 passages
- Minucius Felix, Octaviuscited in 16 passages
- Novatian, On Jewish Foodscited in 1 passage
- Novatian, On the Trinitycited in 3 passages
- On the Sole Government of Godcited in 1 passage
- Optatus of Milevis, Against Parmenian the Donatistcited in 5 passages
- Origen, Against Celsuscited in 7 passages
- Origen, Commentary on Matthewcited in 6 passages
- Origen, Commentary on Matthew, Latin Seriescited in 1 passage
- Origen, Commentary on the Gospel of Johncited in 8 passages
- Origen, Commentary on the Song of Songscited in 3 passages
- Origen, Exhortation to Martyrdomcited in 3 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Exoduscited in 1 passage
- Origen, Homilies on Ezekielcited in 2 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Genesiscited in 4 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Isaiahcited in 2 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Joshuacited in 4 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Leviticuscited in 2 passages
- Origen, Homilies on Lukecited in 6 passages
- Origen, Homilies on the Song of Songscited in 2 passages
- Origen, Letter to Africanuscited in 1 passage
- Origen, On Prayercited in 5 passages
- Origen, On the Witch of Endor (Homily on 1 Samuel 28)cited in 23 passages
- Origen, Philocaliacited in 161 passages
- Orosius, Seven Books of History against the Paganscited in 2 passages
- Palladius of Helenopolis, Dialogue on the Life of John Chrysostomcited in 1 passage
- Palladius of Helenopolis, The Lausiac Historycited in 2 passages
- Pamphilus of Caesarea, Apology for Origencited in 25 passages
- Passion of Marian and Jamescited in 1 passage
- Polycarp of Smyrna, To the Philippianscited in 11 passages
- Proceedings before Zenophilus (Gesta apud Zenophilum)cited in 3 passages
- Recognitionscited in 5 passages
- Rufinus of Aquileia, Apology against Jeromecited in 12 passages
- Rufinus of Aquileia, Commentary on the Apostles' Creedcited in 1 passage
- Rufinus of Aquileia, History of the Monks in Egyptcited in 1 passage
- Siricius, bishop of Rome, Letterscited in 1 passage
- Socrates Scholasticus, Church Historycited in 5 passages
- Sozomen, Church Historycited in 1 passage
- Sulpicius Severus, Letterscited in 1 passage
- Sulpicius Severus, Life of Saint Martincited in 6 passages
- Synesius of Cyrene, Dion, or On Living according to His Own Principlescited in 1 passage
- Synesius of Cyrene, On Dreamscited in 1 passage
- Synesius of Cyrene, On the Giftcited in 1 passage
- Synodal Letter of the Council of Constantinople (382) to Damasus and the Western Bishopscited in 1 passage
- Synodal Letter of the Council of Nicaea to the Church of Alexandriacited in 5 passages
- Tatian, Oration to the Greekscited in 48 passages
- Tertullian, Against Hermogenescited in 3 passages
- Tertullian, Against Marcioncited in 16 passages
- Tertullian, Against Praxeascited in 4 passages
- Tertullian, Against the Jewscited in 1 passage
- Tertullian, Antidote for the Scorpion's Stingcited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, Apologycited in 6 passages
- Tertullian, Exhortation to Chastitycited in 1 passage
- Tertullian, On Baptismcited in 3 passages
- Tertullian, On Fasting, against the Psychicscited in 1 passage
- Tertullian, On Flight in Persecutioncited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, On Modestycited in 3 passages
- Tertullian, On Monogamycited in 5 passages
- Tertullian, On Patiencecited in 1 passage
- Tertullian, On Prayercited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, On Repentancecited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, On the Dress of Womencited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, On the Flesh of Christcited in 2 passages
- Tertullian, On the Resurrection of the Fleshcited in 3 passages
- Tertullian, On the Showscited in 3 passages
- Tertullian, On the Soulcited in 17 passages
- Tertullian, Prescription against Hereticscited in 5 passages
- Tertullian, The Testimony of the Soulcited in 4 passages
- Tertullian, To the Nationscited in 2 passages
- The Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicitycited in 16 passages
- Theodoret of Cyrus, Interpretation of the Psalmscited in 1 passage
- Theodoret of Cyrus, Questions on the Octateuchcited in 1 passage
- Theophilus of Antioch, To Autolycuscited in 6 passages
- Third Letter to the Corinthians (Correspondence of Paul and the Corinthians)cited in 2 passages
- To Diognetuscited in 1 passage
- Victorinus of Pettau, Commentary on the Apocalypsecited in 1 passage