The "History of Antiociius" Epiphanes (Heb.). This ap- pears to be a garbled Hebraic version of the accounts of that tyrant in the books of the Maccabees (see Fabrieius, Codex Pseudepigr. V. T. i, 1105 sq., where a Latin trans- lation is given of it).
The "History of Asenath," Joseph's Wife (Lat. Given by Fabrieius, ib. i, p. 774 sq.).
The "Epistle of Baruch" (Lat. In Fabrieius, ib. ii, 147 si].).
The " Book of Elias" the Prophet (see ib. i, 1070).
The "Book of Enoch" (Ethiopic).
The "Third [Engl. First] Book of Esdras" (Gr. and Lat.).
The " Fourth [.sVcojw] Book of Esdras" (Lat., Arab., and Eth.).
The "Ascension of IsaiahV (Ethiopic).
The " Book of Jashkr" (Heb.).
The " Book of Jeziraii" or Creation (Heb.).
The "Third Book of Maccabees" (Gr.).
The "Fourth Book of Maccabees" (Gr.).
The "Fifth Book of Maccabees" (Ar. and Syr.)
The "Assumption of Moses" (see Fabrieius, i, S25).
The "Preaching of Noah" to the Antediluvians, according to the Sibylline Oracles (Fabrieius, i, 230).
The "Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs" (Gr. Given by Fabrieius, with a Latin translation, Codex Pscudejii^r. V. T. i, 519 sq.).
The "Psalter of Solomon" (Gr. Given in like manner, ib. i, 917 sq.).
The " Book of Zoiiar" or Light (Heb.).
The following is a list of all the apocryphal pieces relating to the New Test., not now extant, mentioned by writers in the first four centuries after Christ, with the several writings in which they are (last) cited or noticed. See each name in its alphabetical place.
(1.) The "Acts of Andrew" (Euseb. Hist Eecl. iii, 25; Phi-
lastr. Heeres. S7; Epiphan. Hones, xlvii, 1; lxi, 1 ; lxiii,
2; Gelasius, in Decret. ap. Concil. Sanct. iv, 1200). But
see Andrew. (2.) "Books" under the name of Andrew (Augustine, enntr.
Adversar. Ley. el Prophet, i, 20; Innocent I, E2>ist. 3, ad
Fxuper. Tholos. Episc 7). (3.) The "Gospel of Andrew" (Gelaa. in Decret.). A " Gospel" under the name of Ai-elles (Jerome, Praef. in
Comment, in Matt.). The " Gospel according to the Twelve Apostles" (Origen,
Homl. in Luc. i, 1; Ambrose, Comment, in Luc. i, 1;
Jerome, Prarf. in Comment, in Ma't.). The "Gospel of Barnabas" (Gelas. in Decret.). (1.) The "Gospel of Bartholomew" (Jerome, Catal. Script.
Eccles. in Pantsen. ; Prarf. in Comment, in Matt. ; Gelas.
in Decret.). (2.) The "Writings of Bartholomew the Apostle" (Dionys.
the Arep-pagite, l!e Then!. Mi/st. i, 1). The "Gospel of Basiltdes" (Origen, in Luc. i, 1 ; Ambrose,
in Luc. i, 1; Jerome, Prref. in Comm. in Matt.). (1.) The "Gospel of Cerintiius" (Epiphan. Heeres. Ii, 7). (2.) The "Revelation of Cerintiius" (Coins, Presb. Rom., lib.
Disput. np. Euseb. His*. Ere.!, iv, 28). (1.) Some ■' Books" under the name of Christ (Augustine, De
Cmisens. Erang. i. S) (2.) An "Epistle of Christ" produced by the Manichseans
(Augustine, contr. Faust, xxviii, 4). (3.) An "Epistle of Christ to Peter and Paul" (Augustine,
de Consent. Erana. i, 9, 10). (4.) A "Hymn of Christ's" taught to his disciples (Episcop.
ad Caret Episc.). (1.) The "Acts of the Apostles" made use of by the Ebion-
ites (Epiphan. Hcerex. xxx, 16). (2.) The "Gospel of the Ebio.nites" (ib. 13\ The "Gospel according to the Egyptians" (Clem. Alex.
Strom, iii, 452, 405 ; Origen, in Luc. ii ; Jerome, Pisef. ia
Cmim. in Matt. ; Epiphan. Heeres. lxii, 2). The "Gospel of the Encratites" (Epiphan. Heeres. xlvi, 1). The "Gospel of Evr." (ib. xxvi, 2).
The "Gospel according to the Hebrews" (Heges'p. lib. Com- ment, ap. Euseb. Hist. Keel, iv, 22; Clem. Alex. Strom.
ii, p. 3S0 : Origen, Tract S in Matt, xix, 19 ; and in Joan.
p. 68 : Euseb. Hist. Eccl. iii. 25, 27, 39 : Jerome, often). The "Book of the Helkasaites" (Euseb. His'. Eccl. vi, 3S). The false " Gospels of Hesyohics" (Jerome, Pra?f. in Evang.
ad Dam as. ; Gelasius. in Decret.). (1.) The "Book of Jamfs" (Origen, Comm. in Matt, xiii, 55,
50 1. (2.) "Books" forged nnd published under the name of James
(Epiphan. Heeres. xxx, 23; Innocent I, Epist. 3 ad Ex-
nper. Tholos Episr. 71. (1.) The "Acts of John" (Euseb. Hist. Feci, iii, T5; Atbanas.
in Siniops. 76 ; Philastr. Heeres. S7 ; Epiphan. Ha>res.
xlvii, 1 ; Augustine, contr. Adoera. Leg. i, 20). (2.) "Books" under the name of John (Epiphan. Ila-res.
xxxviii, 1 ; Innocent I, I. e.). A "Gospel" under the name of Jtdas Iscariot (Iren. adv.
Heeres. i, 25). A "Gospel" under the name of Jude (Epiphan. Heeres,
xxxviii, 1).
APOCRYPHA
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APOCRYPHA
The "Acta of the Apostles" by Leucius (Augustine, de Fide
contr. Manicli. 38). (1.) The "Acta of the Apostles" by Lentitius (Augustine, dc
Act. cum. Fcelie. Munich, ii, 0). (■2.) The L- Books of Lentitius" (Gelas. in Decret). The "Acts" under the Apostles' mime, by Leonitus (Augus- tine, de Fide contr. Munich. 5). The "Acts of the Apostles" by Leuthon (Jerome, E2'ist. ad
Chromat. et Heliodor.). The false " Gospels" published by Lucianus (Jerome, Prsef. in
Evang. et Daman.). The "Acts of the Apostles" used by the Manicileans (Au- gustine, contr. Adiviant. Munich. IT). "Books" under the name of Matthew (Epiphan. Hceres.
xxx, 23). (1.) A "Book" under the name of Matthias (Innocent I, ut
xup.). (2.) The " Gospel of Matthias" Origen, Comm. in Luc. i, 1 ;
Euseb. Hist. Eccl. iii, '-'5; Ambrose, in Luc. i, 1; Jerome,