The Apocryphal New Testament : being all the Gospels, Epistles and other pieces now extant, attributed in the first four centuries to Jesus Christ, His apostles, and their companions, and not included in the New Testament by its compilers.

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1820
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Credit: The Apocryphal New Testament : being all the Gospels, Epistles and other pieces now extant, attributed in the first four centuries to Jesus Christ, His apostles, and their companions, and not included in the New Testament by its compilers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A LIST of the Christian Authors of the first four Centuries, whose Writings contain Catalogues of the Books of the New Testament. * * Those which also have Catalogues of the Books of the Old Testament, are marked thus *. | aE | BE The Names of the a The Variation or Agree-|The Places of their Viriters ne eI ment of their Catalogues Writings, in which : 3 ag with ours now received. | these Catalogues a= are. 5 | fh A.C. *ORIGEN, a Pres-| 210. |Omits the Epistles of |Comment in byter of Alex- James and Jude,| Matt. apud andria, who em- though he owns them| Euseb. Hist. ployed incredi- both in other parts| cel. l. 6. c. 25. ble pains in of his writings. Exposit.in Joan. knowing the 1.5. apud Euseb. Scriptures. bid. | i Il. | | ‘EusEpius Pam-| 315. |His Catalogue is ex-|ist. Eccl. 1. 3. PHILUS, whose ° actly the same with} e¢. 55. confer e- writings evi- the modern one; on-}| jusdem lib. 6. 3. dence his zeal ly he says, the Epis- about the sacred tles of James, Jude, writings, and his the 2d of Peter, the great care to be 2d and 3d of John, informed, which though they were ge- were genuine, nerally received, yet and which not. had been by some doubted of. As to the , Revelations, though he says some rejected it, yet he says others] » received it; .and him- self places it among ; those which are to i : be received without | dispute. : Se alana Paarl 5 hae Aube (imutin eh: Gps. cs