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	== History ==		== History ==
	[[Johann Jakob Griesbach]] stressed the importance of patristic data for New Testament criticism and laid the foundation for their usage.<~~ref~~>		[[Johann Jakob Griesbach]] stressed the importance of patristic data for New Testament criticism and laid the foundation for their usage.<sup>[1]</sup>
	~~J.J. Griesbach, ''Curae in historiam textus Graeci epistolarum Paulinarum'', Fickelscherr, Jena 1777, pp. 25-28.~~</~~ref~~>
	* Patristic quotations should be cited individually.		* Patristic quotations should be cited individually.
	* Patristic writings should be read in their entirety, using good editions.		* Patristic writings should be read in their entirety, using good editions.
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	* All additions, omissions or alterations must be noted.		* All additions, omissions or alterations must be noted.

	[[Gordon Fee]] suggests that the presentation of a Patristic quotation must be complete, including all known citations and adaptations, but not all allusions.<~~ref~~>		[[Gordon Fee]] suggests that the presentation of a Patristic quotation must be complete, including all known citations and adaptations, but not all allusions.<sup>[2]</sup>
	~~Gordon D. Fee, ''Text of John in Origen and Cyril of Alexandria: A Contribution to Methodology in the Recovery and Analysis of Patristic Citations'', Bib 52 (1971), 362.~~</~~ref~~>

	== Fathers ==		== Fathers ==

	* '''Criterion for inclusion''': quoted or alluded to text of NT in writing, in copies of own work, or cited so by others.<~~ref~~>~~Currently sourced on UBS4.~~</~~ref~~>		* '''Criterion for inclusion''': quoted or alluded to text of NT in writing, in copies of own work, or cited so by others.<sup>[3]</sup>
	* '''Name''': historically most common form in English.		* '''Name''': historically most common form in English.
	* '''Location''': [[Anglicisation\|anglicised]] name of the city with which they are associated, sometimes a [[monastery]], other times a [[Roman province\|province]] if location is imprecise. Name at time of writing, hence [[Byzantium]] and [[Constantinople]], but never [[Istanbul]]. Some Fathers moved around, noted as: [[Wikt:itinerant\|itinerant]] (Latin) or [[Wikt:peripatetic\|peripatetic]] (Greek).		* '''Location''': [[Anglicisation\|anglicised]] name of the city with which they are associated, sometimes a [[monastery]], other times a [[Roman province\|province]] if location is imprecise. Name at time of writing, hence [[Byzantium]] and [[Constantinople]], but never [[Istanbul]]. Some Fathers moved around, noted as: [[Wikt:itinerant\|itinerant]] (Latin) or [[Wikt:peripatetic\|peripatetic]] (Greek).

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The following '''list of New Testament Church Fathers''' provides an overview of an important part of the [[secondary source]] evidence for the text of the [[New Testament]] (NT). The NT was quoted by early Christian authors, like [[Ignatius of Antioch]], called the [[Church Fathers]], and also in [[List of New Testament Church Fathers#Anonymous works|anonymous works]] like the [[Didache]]. Some anonymous works have traditionally been [[List of New Testament Church Fathers#Misattributed writings|misattributed]] to better-known authors, and are now known by the name of that author, but with the prefix ''pseudo'' (meaning "false" in Greek), for example [[Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite|Pseudo-Dionysius]]. The other most substantial component of secondary sources for the text of the NT is its early translations into other languages, like [[List of New Testament Latin manuscripts|Latin]]. Translations of the NT are known as ''[[List of New Testament versions|versions]]''.

== History ==
[[Johann Jakob Griesbach]] stressed the importance of patristic data for New Testament criticism and laid the foundation for their usage.<ref>
J.J. Griesbach, ''Curae in historiam textus Graeci epistolarum Paulinarum'', Fickelscherr, Jena 1777, pp. 25-28.</ref>
* Patristic quotations should be cited individually.
* Patristic writings should be read in their entirety, using good editions.
* Quotations should be derived only from genuine works.
* Quotations should be included only from authentic Greek works.
* Quotations should be distinguished from allusions.
* Everything should be included as recited biblical text.
* Alterations to the biblical text should be noted.
* Differences between Patristic various quotations should be observed.
* All additions, omissions or alterations must be noted.

[[Gordon Fee]] suggests that the presentation of a Patristic quotation must be complete, including all known citations and adaptations, but not all allusions.<ref>
Gordon D. Fee, ''Text of John in Origen and Cyril of Alexandria: A Contribution to Methodology in the Recovery and Analysis of Patristic Citations'', Bib 52 (1971), 362.</ref>

== Fathers ==

* '''Criterion for inclusion''': quoted or alluded to text of NT in writing, in copies of own work, or cited so by others.<ref>Currently sourced on UBS4.</ref>
* '''Name''': historically most common form in English.
* '''Location''': [[Anglicisation|anglicised]] name of the city with which they are associated, sometimes a [[monastery]], other times a [[Roman province|province]] if location is imprecise. Name at time of writing, hence [[Byzantium]] and [[Constantinople]], but never [[Istanbul]]. Some Fathers moved around, noted as: [[Wikt:itinerant|itinerant]] (Latin) or [[Wikt:peripatetic|peripatetic]] (Greek).
* '''Date of Death (DOD)''': standard point of reference, differing levels of precision, different scholastic opinions. Where a Father is only known to within a century, the midpoint is given first, to allow sorting on the column, the century follows in roman numerals within parentheses.
* '''Language''': Greek, Latin or [[Syriac language|Syriac]]. Typically Western Europe, Italy and North Africa were home to Latin Fathers; Greece, Asia Minor, Palestine and Egypt were home to Greek Fathers. Some Fathers worked with both Greek and Latin.



{|class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|+Church Fathers who quoted the New Testament
|-
!'''Name'''!!Location!!DOD!!Language
|-
|[[Acacius of Caesarea|Acacius]]||[[Caesarea]]||366||Greek
|-
|[[Adamantius (Pseudo-Origen)|Adamantius]]||[[Alexandria]]||300||Greek
|-
|[[Sextus Julius Africanus|Africanus]]||[[Jerusalem]]||240||Greek
|-
|[[Pope Alexander of Alexandria|Alexander]]||[[Alexandria]]||328||Greek
|-
|[[Ambrose]]||[[Milan]]||397||Latin
|-
|[[Ammonius Saccas|Ammonius]]||[[Alexandria]]||250 (III)||Greek
|-
|[[Ammonius of Alexandria (Christian)|Ammonius]]||[[Alexandria]]||450 (V)||Greek
|-
|[[Amphilochius of Iconium|Amphilochius]]||[[Iconium]]||394||Greek
|-
|[[Anastasius Sinaita|Anastasius]]||[[Saint Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai|Sinai]]||750 (VIII?)||Greek
|-
|[[Anastasius of Antioch|Anastasius]]||[[Antioch]]||700||Greek
|-
|[[Andreas of Caesarea|Andrew]]||[[Caesarea]]||614||Greek
|-
|[[Andrew of Crete|Andrew]]||[[Crete]]||740||Greek
|-
|[[Ansbert]]||[[Rouen]]||750 (VIII)||Latin
|-
|[[Anthony of Padua|Anthony]]||[[Padua]]||1231||Latin
|-
|[[Antiochus]]||[[Mar Saba]]||614||Greek
|-
|[[Aphrahat|Aphraates]]||[[Assyria]]||367||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|[[Apollinaris of Laodicea|Apollinaris]]||[[Latakia|Laodicea]]||380||Greek
|-
|[[Apringius]]||[[Beja (Portugal)|Beja]]||551||Latin
|-
|[[Arethas of Caesarea|Arethas]]||[[Caesarea]]||914||Greek
|-
|[[Aristides the Athenian|Aristides]]||[[Athens]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Arius]]||[[Alexandria]]||336||Greek
|-
|[[Arnobius the Younger|Arnobius]]||[[Gaul]]||460||Latin
|-
|[[Athanasius of Alexandria|Athanasius]]||[[Alexandria]]||373||Greek
|-
|[[Athenagoras of Athens|Athenagoras]]||[[Athens]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Augustine of Hippo|Augustine]]||[[Hippo]]||430||Latin
|-
|[[Basil of Caesarea|Basil]]||[[Caesarea]]||379||Greek
|-
|[[Beatus of Liébana|Beatus]]||[[Liébana]]||786||Latin
|-
|[[Bede]]||[[Northumbria]]||735||Latin
|-
|[[Pope Celestine I|Caelestinus]]||[[Rome]]||350 (IV)||Latin
|-
|[[Caesarius of Arles|Caesarius]]||[[Arles]]||542||Latin
|-
|[[Caesarius of Nazianzus|Caesarius]]||[[Nazianzus]]||369||Greek
|-
|[[Carpocrates]]||[[Alexandria]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Cassian the Ascetic|Cassian]]||Itinerant||435||Latin
|-
|[[Cassiodorus]]||[[Scylletium]]||580||Latin
|-
|[[Chromatius]]||[[Aquileia]]||407||Latin
|-
|[[Claudius of Turin|Claudius]]||[[Turin]]||850 (IX)||Latin
|-
|[[Clement of Alexandria|Clement]]||[[Alexandria]]||215||Greek
|-
|[[Cyprian]]||[[Carthage]]||258||Latin
|-
|[[Cyril of Alexandria|Cyril]]||[[Alexandria]]||444||Greek
|-
|[[Cyril of Jerusalem|Cyril]]||[[Jerusalem]]||386||Greek
|-
|[[Diadochos of Photiki|Diadochus]]||[[Epirus (region)|Photiki]]||468||Greek
|-
|[[Didymus the Blind|Didymus]]||[[Alexandria]]||398||Greek
|-
|[[Pope Dionysius of Alexandria|Dionysius]]||[[Alexandria]]||265||Greek
|-
|[[Ephrem the Syrian|Ephraem]]||[[Syria]]||373||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|[[Epiphanius of Salamis|Epiphanius]]||[[Salamis]]||403||Greek
|-
|[[Eugippius|Eugippus]]||[[Naples]]||533||Latin
|-
|[[Eulogius of Alexandria|Eulogius]]||[[Alexandria]]||607||Greek
|-
|[[Eusebius]]||[[Caesarea]]||339||Greek
|-
|[[Eustathius of Antioch|Eustathius]]||[[Antioch]]||337||Greek
|-
|[[Euthalius]]||[[Alexandria]]||450 (V)||Greek
|-
|[[Faustus of Riez|Faustus]]||[[Riez]]||490||Latin
|-
|[[Faustus of Mileve|Faustus]]||[[Mila, Algeria|Milevum]]||400 (IV-V)||Latin
|-
|[[Fulgentius of Ruspe|Fulgentius]]||[[Thelepte|Ruspe]]||533||Latin
|-
|[[Gaudentius of Brescia|Gaudentius]]||[[Brescia]]||406||Latin
|-
|[[Gelasius of Cyzicus|Gelasius]]||[[Cyzicus]]||475||Greek
|-
|[[Gennadius of Massilia|Gennadius]]||[[Marseille#Prehistory_and_classical_antiquity|Massilia]]||505||Latin
|-
|[[Gennadius of Constantinople|Gennadius]]||[[Constantinople]]||471||Greek
|-
|[[Gildas]]||[[Saint-Gildas-de-Rhuys|Rhuys]]||570||Latin
|-
|[[Gregory of Elvira|Gregory]]||[[Granada#pre-Nasrid|Elvira]]||392||Latin
|-
|[[Gregory of Nazianzus|Gregory]]||[[Nazianzus]]||390||Greek
|-
|[[Gregory of Nyssa|Gregory]]||[[Nyssa (Cappadocia)|Nyssa]]||394||Greek
|-
|[[Gregory Thaumaturgus|Gregory]]||[[Niksar|Neocaesarea]]||270||Greek
|-
|[[Hilary of Poitiers|Hilary]]||[[Poitiers|Pictavium]]||367||Latin
|-
|[[Hippolytus of Rome|Hippolytus]]||[[Rome]]||235||Latin
|-
|[[Ignatius of Antioch|Ignatius]]||[[Antioch]]||110||Greek
|-
|[[Irenaeus]]||[[Lugdunum]]||202||Latin
|-
|[[Isidore of Pelusium|Isidore]]||[[Pelusium]]||435||Greek
|-
|[[Jacob of Nisibis|Jacob]]||[[Nusaybin|Nisibis]]||338||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|[[Jerome]]||[[Štrigova|Stridonium]]||420||Latin
|-
|[[John of Damascus|John]]||[[Damascus]]||749||Greek
|-
|[[Julian of Eclanum|Julian]]||[[Eclanum]]||454||Latin
|-
|[[Pope Julius I|Julius I]]||[[Rome]]||352||Latin
|-
|[[Justin Martyr|Justin]]||[[Nablus|Flavia Neapolis]]||165||Greek
|-
|[[Juvencus]]||[[Hispania]]||330||Latin
|-
|[[Pope Leo I|Leo]]||[[Tuscany]]||461||Latin
|-
|[[Leontius (writer)|Leontius]]||[[Byzantium]]||550 (VI)||Greek
|-
|[[Saint Lucifer|Lucifer]]||[[Cagliari]]||370||Latin
|-
|[[Macarius Magnes]]||[[Magnesia]]||400||Greek
|-
|[[Marius Mercator]]||Itinerant||450 (V)||Latin
|-
|[[Maternus]]||[[Cologne]]||348||Latin
|-
|[[Nestorius]]||[[Constantinople]]||451||Greek
|-
|[[Saint Nonnus|Nonnus]]||[[Akhmim|Panopolis]]||431||Greek
|-
|[[Antipope Novatian|Novatian]]||[[Rome]]||250 (III)||Latin
|-
|[[Œcumenius|Oecumenius]]||[[Trikala|Trika]]||550 (VI)||Greek
|-
|[[Saint Optatus|Optatus]]||[[Mila, Algeria|Milevum]]||385||Latin
|-
|[[Origen]]||[[Alexandria]]||254||Greek
|-
|[[Orosius]]||[[Gallaecia]]||418||Latin
|-
|[[Orsisius]]||[[Tabenna]]||380||Greek
|-
|[[Pacian]]||[[Barcelona]]||392||Latin
|-
|[[Paulinus of Nola|Paulinus]]||[[Nola]]||431||Latin
|-
|[[Pelagius]]||Itinerant||412||Latin
|-
|[[Palladius]]||[[Leinster]]||431||Latin
|-
|[[Pamphilus of Caesarea|Pamphilus]]||[[Caesarea]]||310||Greek
|-
|[[Papias]]||[[Hierapolis]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Photios I of Constantinople|Photius]]||[[Constantinople]]||895||Greek
|-
|[[Pierius]]||[[Alexandria]]||309||Greek
|-
|[[Polycarp]]||[[Smyrna]]||156||Greek
|-
|[[Porphyry of Gaza|Porphyry]]||[[Gaza]]||250 (III)||Greek
|-
|[[Saint Possidius|Possidius]]||[[Guelma|Calama]]||450 (V)||Latin
|-
|[[Primasius of Hadrumetum|Primasius]]||[[Hadrumetum]]||552||Latin
|-
|[[Priscillian]]||[[Ávila]]||385||Latin
|-
|[[Proclus of Constantinople|Proclus]]||[[Constantinople]]||446||Greek
|-
|[[Procopius of Gaza|Procopius]]||[[Gaza]]||538||Greek
|-
|[[Ptolemy]]||[[Alexandria]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Tyrannius Rufinus|Rufinus]]||[[Aquileia]]||410||Latin
|-
|[[Rupert of Deutz|Rupert]]||[[Liège (city)|Liège]]||1135||Latin
|-
|[[Salvian]]||[[Gaul]]||480||Latin
|-
|[[Sedulius Scottus|Sedulius]]||[[Hibernia]]||850 (IX)||Latin
|-
|[[Serapion]]||[[Thmuis]]||362||Greek
|-
|[[Severian]]||[[Jableh]]||408||Greek
|-
|[[Severus of Antioch|Severus]]||[[Antioch]]||538||Greek
|-
|[[Socrates of Constantinople|Socrates]]||[[Constantinople]]||439||Greek
|-
|[[Sozomen]]||[[Constantinople]]||450||Greek
|-
|[[Sulpicius Severus|Sulpicius]]||[[Gaul]]||420||Latin
|-
|[[Synesius]]||[[Cyrene, Libya|Cyrene]]||414||Greek
|-
|[[Tatian]]||[[Antioch]]||150 (II)||Greek
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|[[Tertullian]]||[[Carthage]]||220||Latin
|-
|[[Theodore]]||[[Mopsuestia]]||428||Greek
|-
|[[Theodore]]||[[Trachis|Heraclea]]||358||Greek
|-
|[[Theodore the Studite|Theodore]]||[[Constantinople]]||826||Greek
|-
|[[Theodoret]]||[[Antioch]]||466||Greek
|-
|[[Theodotus of Byzantium|Theodotus]]||[[Byzantium]]||150 (II)||Greek
|-
|[[Theodotus of Ancyra|Theodotus]]||[[Ancyra]]||445||Greek
|-
|[[Theophilus of Antioch|Theophilus]]||[[Antioch]]||180||Greek
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|[[Pope Benedict IX|Theophylact]]||[[Moesia]]||1077||Latin
|-
|[[Theotecnus]]||[[Caesarea]]||250 (III)||Greek
|-
|[[Titus of Bostra|Titus]]||[[Bosra|Bostra]]||378||Greek
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|[[Ticonius|Tyconius]]||Africa||380||Latin
|-
|[[Valentinians]]||Italy||150 (II)||Latin
|-
|[[Valentinus (Gnostic)|Valentinus]]||[[Alexandria]]||160||Greek
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|[[Valerian]]||[[Cimiez]]||460||Latin
|-
|[[Victor]]||[[Antioch]]||450 (V)||Greek
|-
|[[Victor]]||[[Tunis]]||566||Latin
|-
|[[Victor|Victor-Vita]]||Africa||489||Latin
|-
|[[Victorinus of Pettau|Victorinus]]||[[Ptuj|Pettau]]||304||Latin
|-
|[[Gaius Marius Victorinus|Victorinus]]||[[Rome]]||362||Latin
|-
|[[Vigilius]]||Africa/[[Thrace]]||484||Latin
|-
|[[Zeno of Verona|Zeno]]||[[Verona]]||372||Latin
|-
|}

== Misattributed writings ==

{|class="wikitable sortable"
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|+Misattributed writings quoting the New Testament
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!'''Name'''!!Location!!DOD!!Language
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||[[Ambrose|Pseudo-Ambrose]]||[[Milan]]?||VI||Latin
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|[[Athanasius of Alexandria|Pseudo-Athanasius]]||[[Alexandria]]?||VI||Greek
|-
|[[Augustine of Hippo|Pseudo-Augustine]]||[[Carthage]]?||?||Latin
|-
|[[John Chrysostom|Pseudo-Chrysostom]]||[[Constantinople]]?||VI||Greek
|-
|[[Clement of Alexandria|Pseudo-Clement]]||[[Alexandria]]?||IV||Greek
|-
|[[Cyprian|Pseudo-Cyprian]]||[[Carthage]]?||?||Latin
|-
|[[Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite|Pseudo-Dionysius]]||[[Athens]]?||V||Greek
|-
|[[Hippolytus|Pseudo-Hippolytus]]||[[Antioch]]?||?||Greek
|-
|[[Ignatius|Pseudo-Ignatius]]||[[Antioch]]?||V||Greek
|-
|[[Jerome|Pseudo-Jerome]]||[[Rome]]?||V||Latin
|-
|[[Justin Martyr|Pseudo-Justin]]||||IV/V||Greek
|-
|[[Œcumenius|Pseudo-Oecumenius]]||[[Archaea]]?||X||Greek
|-
|[[Theodulus|Pseudo-Theodulus]]||||VI/VII?||
|-
|[[Titus|Pseudo-Titus]]||||?||
|-
|[[Vigilius|Pseudo-Vigilius]]||[[R]]||?||Latin
|}

== Anonymous works ==

{|class="wikitable sortable"
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|+Early anonymous works quoting the NT
|-
!'''Title'''!!Date!!Language
|-
|''[[Acts of Pilate]]''||IV||Greek
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|''[[Acts of Thomas]]''||III||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
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|''[[Ambrosiaster]]''||IV||Latin
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|''[[Canons of the Apostles|Apostolic Canons]]''||IV||Greek
|-
|''[[Apostolic Constitutions]]''||380||Greek
|-
|''De Promissionibus''||453||Latin
|-
|''[[Diatessaron]]''||II||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|''[[Didache]]''||II||Greek
|-
|''[[Didascalia Apostolorum|Didascalia]]''||III||Greek
|-
|''[[Doctrine of Addai]]''||400||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|''[[Eusebian Canons]]''||IV||Greek
|-
|''[[Gospel of the Ebionites]]''||II||Greek
|-
|''[[Gospel of the Nazoraeans|Gospel of the Nazarenes]]''||II||[[Aramaic language|Aramaic]]
|-
|''[[Chronicon Paschale|Paschal Chronicle]]''||630||Greek
|-
|[[POxy 405|P. Oxy. 405]]||III||Latin
|-
|''[[Book of Steps|Liber Graduum]]''||320||[[Syriac language|Syriac]]
|-
|''[http://www.newadvent.org/fathers/0515.htm Rebaptismate]''||III?||Latin
|-
|''Varimadum''||380||Latin
|-
|}

== See also ==

* [[List of Church Fathers]]
* [[List of early Christian texts of disputed authorship]]
* [[List of early Christian writers]]
* [[List of New Testament papyri]]
* [[List of New Testament uncials]]
* [[List of New Testament minuscules]]
* [[List of New Testament lectionaries]]

== Notes and references ==
* 1. J.J. Griesbach, Curae in historiam textus Graeci epistolarum Paulinarum, Fickelscherr, Jena 1777, pp. 25-28.
* 2. Gordon D. Fee, Text of John in Origen and Cyril of Alexandria: A Contribution to Methodology in the Recovery and Analysis of Patristic Citations, Bib 52 (1971), 362.
* 3. Currently sourced on UBS4.

== Bibliography ==

* [[:de:Berthold Altaner|Altaner, Berthold]].
* [[Johannes Quasten|Quasten, Johannes]].

== Further reading ==
* Black M., Aland K., ''Die alten Übersetzungen des Neuen Testaments, die Kirchenväterzitate und Lektionare: der gegenwärtige Stand ihrer Erforschung und ihre Bedeutung für die griechische Textgeschichte'', Wissenschaftliche Beirat des Instituts für neutestamentliche Textforschung, Berlin 1972.
* [[Norman Geisler]], William Nix, ''A General Introduction to the Bible'', Chicago: [[Moody Press]], 1969.
* Osburn C.D., ''Methodology in identifying patristic citations in NT Textual Criticism'', Novum Testamentum XLVII, 4, pp. 313–343.
* Gordon D. Fee, ''The Use of the Greek Fathers for New Testament Textual Criticism'', in. ''The Text of the New Testament in Contemporary Research'', ed. Bart D. Ehrman and Michael W. Holmes, pp. 191–207.

== External links ==
* [http://lists.ibiblio.org/pipermail/b-greek/2006-March/038051.html Citation of Church Fathers in UBS] — archived thread from B-Greek (Biblical Greek public email list).

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