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Greek Fragments (Stählin)

Fragmenta Graeca (Staehlin) · Ἀποσπάσματα

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Contents

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  23. 70
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About this work

Author
Clement of Alexandria
Attribution
disputed · Greek fragments of Clement's lost works as collected by O. Stählin (GCS 17, pp. 195-230): short comments on the Pauline letters from the Hypotyposes (known from Oikumenios and Maximus), single sentences from the Sacra Parallela, and notices in Byzantine chronicles that name Clement. Only fragments found nowhere else on this site are staged; those quoted by Eusebius are inside the Church History, and part of the Migne collection is the separate work Fragments. Stählin's fragments 25-58 and 68 are not yet staged.
Standing
Honoured by the Protestant tradition. Honoured as a saint or in a church calendar by: Protestant.
Date
late 2nd-early 3rd century (approximate) · Date of Clement's literary activity; the fragments are transmitted by much later authors.
Written at
Alexandria, Egypt (probable)
Language
Greek
Genre
other
Reference system
Stählin's fragment numbers (GCS 17); only fragments not found elsewhere on the site are staged, so numbers are not consecutive
SBL abbreviation
Frag. (Stählin)Not yet checked
Clavis
CPG number not yet checked
Text from
O. Stählin, ed., Clemens Alexandrinus 3, GCS 17 (Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1909), 195-230 (Printed edition in the public domain in the US (1909); text layer and OCR of an Internet Archive scan)