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Early Church Collection Volume 2

This collection begins with Augustine's response to the charge that Christians, unlike anyone else in the world, believe in things that cannot be seen, two works on christology from Athanasius and Augustine's exposition of the Apostles' Creed. Next come two responses from church leaders on what to do when Christians have participated in idolatry (Cyprian's after the Decian persecution). After some shorter works including all the extant fragments from Papias, there are a large number of works from Rufinus: translator and editor of many of the works of Origen who suffered considerable censure for his labors as can be seen from the content of his prefaces. There follow many short work from the early Christian apologists (whose works are mostly lost), two ethical treatises from Hippolytus and some short historical accounts.

The Early Church Collection, Volume 1

(Summary by InTheDesert)

Year of Publication: Genres: Christianity - Other

Running Time: 08 hours 35 minutes 27 seconds(45 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: InTheDesert

#	Chapter Name
	Concerning Faith of Things Not Seen InTheDesert	29:37
	Statement of Faith InTheDesert	9:00
	On Luke X. 22 InTheDesert	17:06
	Of Faith, and of the Creed InTheDesert	45:18
	On the Lapsed InTheDesert	51:40
	Canonical Epistle concerning those who in the Inroad of the Barbarians ate Things sacrificed to Idols InTheDesert	10:55
	On the Unity of the Church InTheDesert	42:29
	Heads of the Canons of Abulides Or Hippolytus InTheDesert	3:45
	A Fragment on the Gospel according to Matthew InTheDesert	1:44
	Exposition of the Lord's Oracles InTheDesert	12:27
	Preface to the Commentary on the Benedictions of the Twelve Patriarchs InTheDesert	10:59
	The Book Concerning the Adulteration of the Works of Origen InTheDesert	25:59
	A Letter to Origen from Africanus about the History Of Susanna InTheDesert	3:24
	Letter from Origen to Africanus InTheDesert	33:37
	Letter from Origen to Gregory InTheDesert	6:07
	Preface to Translation of Pamphilus' Defence of Origen InTheDesert	4:26
	Preface to his Translation of Origen on Numbers InTheDesert	3:15
	Preface to the Translation of Origen's Περὶ ᾽Αρχῶν InTheDesert	9:58
	Preface to the Translation of Origen's Commentary on Psalms 36, 37 and 38 InTheDesert	1:57
	Preface to his Translation of Origen on the Epistle to the Romans InTheDesert	2:23
	The Peroration of Rufinus Appended to His Translation of Origen's Commentary on the Epistle to the Romans InTheDesert	4:33
	From the Books against Sabellius InTheDesert	3:26
	On The Twelve Apostles InTheDesert	3:03
	On the Seventy Apostles InTheDesert	5:09
	Preface to his Translation of the Recognitions of Clement InTheDesert	5:46
	Preface to his Translation of the Sayings of Xystus InTheDesert	2:26
	Preface to his Translation of Church History by Eusebius InTheDesert	4:44
	Apology of Rufinus addressed to Anastasius, Bishop of Rome InTheDesert	8:54
	The Letter of Anastasius to John, Bishop of Jerusalem concerning Rufinus InTheDesert	6:31
	Epistle to Bishop Basilides InTheDesert	11:00
	Fragment from the Discourse on the Trinity InTheDesert	6:43
	A Fragment of the Acts of the same Disputation InTheDesert	5:50
	Expository Treatise on Psalm 69 InTheDesert	10:15
	Fragment of the Discourse of Hippolytus against the Greeks InTheDesert	8:44
	On the Vanity of Idols InTheDesert	17:46
	Fragments of Discourses or Homilies InTheDesert	8:35
	Derision of Gentile Philosophers InTheDesert	13:28
	Fragment from his Apology for Christianity InTheDesert	0:55
	The Disputation of Jason and Papiscus InTheDesert	2:25
	Epistle to the Romans InTheDesert	2:00
	On the Public Shows InTheDesert	19:16
	On Jealousy and Envy InTheDesert	25:09
	The Story of a Maiden of Corinth, and a certain Person Magistrianus InTheDesert	4:26
	Account by Athanasius of his flight under Julian InTheDesert	3:02
	A Poem on the Passion of the Lord InTheDesert	5:15