Two letters of advice I. For the susception of Holy Orders, II. For studies theological, especially such as are rational : at the end of the former is inserted a catalogue of the Christian writers, and genuine works that are extant of the first three centuries.

A Catalogue of the writings of such Christian Authors as flourished before the Conver∣sion of the Romane Empire to Christianity.

I.

• CLemens Ro∣manus. His i. Epistle to the Co∣rinthians, un∣doubted.
• His 2. Ep. to the same, though question'd whe∣ther his, yet certainly is of an Author very ancient; flou∣rishing within the Period in∣tended.
• Edit. of a Frag∣ment of the la∣ter, and the former almost entire, by Pa∣tricius Junius at Oxford, Anno. Dom. MDC. XXXVIII.

II.

• I Gnatius. His vi. Ep. of Primate Vsher's Latine, and Isa ac Vossius's Flo∣rentine Greek E∣ditions, viz.
• Ad Ephesios.
• Ad Magnesianos.
• Ad Trallianos.
• Ad Smyrnaeos.
• Ad Romanos.
• Ad Philadelphien∣ses. questioned onely, I think, out of interest by the Presby∣terians, because he is decretory against them.
• His Epistle ad Polycarpum is thought by Isa∣ac Vosfius in his notes, undeser∣vedly questio∣ned by our Pri∣mate.
• Edit. by Primate Vsher at Oxford, partly An. Do. MDCXLIV. partly MDCXLVI.

III.

• BArnabas. His Epistle, if not of the Apostle, yet cer∣tainly written about this time, seing it is quo∣ted under his name by Cle∣mens Alexan∣drinus Strom. ii. p. 273. 274. 285. 290. 300. v. 417. 421. and Origen. L. 1. Cont. Cels.

• L. iii. Periarch. and others.
• Edit. together with Ignatius's Epistles by Isa∣ac Vossius A. D. MDCXLVI. or alone by Hugo Menardus. Paris. MDCXLV..

IV.

• ESdras. His iv. Book Apocryphall counterfeited by some Judai∣zing Christian about these times.

V.

• HErmes Tris∣megistus. His Poemauder thought to be a Christian∣counterfeit, by Casaubon, Ex∣ercit. i. in Ba∣ron. num. x.
• Edit. the best by Hannibal Rosel∣lis Colon. A∣grip. MDC∣XXX. fol.

VI.

• POlycarpus. His Epistle to the Philippi∣ans, undoub∣ted.
• Edit. with Igna∣tius by Primate Vsher as afore∣said.

VII.

• ECclesiae Smyr∣nensis Epi∣stola, concern∣ing

• the Martyr∣dome of St. Po∣lycarp &c. lar∣ger than in Eu∣sebius.
• Edit. the same.

VIII.

• JVstine Martyr. His undoub∣ted works.
• Paraeneticus.
• Oratio adversùs Graecos.
• Apologia I. ad Antoninum Pium &c.
• Apologia II. ad Marcum Anto∣ninum &c.
• Dialogus cum Try∣phone.
• Epistol. ad Zenam & Serenum. His works, though doub∣ted, yet most probably genu∣ine.
• De Monarchiô, not much que∣stioned.
• Epistol. ad Diog∣netum, questio∣ned, I think, onely by Syl∣burgius.
• Edit. Paris. MDCXV. Grae∣co-Latin.

IX.

• HErmas. His Pastor in III. Books un∣doubtedly an∣cient, and a∣bout this time, at least, as ap∣pears by the an∣tiquity of the Authours that quote it.
• Edit. Bibliothec.

• Patr. Colon. A∣grippin. MDC∣XVIII. Tom. I. p. 27.

X.

• PIus the I. His III. and IV. Epistles in the order of Blondells Editi∣on not much questioned.
• Edit. David Blon∣dell. Epistol. Pontific. Genev. MDCXXVIII.

XI.

• A Thenagoras. His works, though menti∣oned by none of the Ancients yet never que∣stioned that I know of.
• Legatio pro Chri∣stianis.
• De Resurrectione Mortuorum.
• Edit. with St. Justine Martyr as aforesaid.

XII.

• TAtianus. undoubt∣ed▪
• Oratio ad Graecos.
• Edit. with S. Ju∣stine Martyr, as aforesaid.
• Diatessaron, thought to be the same with. Harmonia Evan∣gelica extant under the name of Ammonius A∣lexandrinus.
• Edit. Biblioth. Patr.Edit. Co∣lon.

• Agrip. Tom. III. p. 22.

XIII.

• THeophilus Antioche∣nus.
• undoubted.
• Lib. III. ad Au∣tolycum.
• Edit. with St. Justine Martyr as aforesaid.
• Commentaria or Allegoriae in E∣vangelia, some∣what doubted of by St. Hie∣rome in Cant. who quotes them.
• Edit. Biblioth. Patr. Colon. A∣grip. Tom. II.

XIV.

• I Renaeus. undoubted, Adversùs Hereses. L. V.
• Edit. the most compleat that I have seen is that of Fevar∣dentius, having (besides as much of the Original Text in Greek as could be had from the quo∣tations of an∣cient Authors) V. whole chap¦ters restored at the end not extant in any former. His notes tend ra∣ther general∣ly to abuse the Protestants than to ex∣plain the sense of his Author. It is in fol. Co∣lon.

• Ag. MDXC∣VI. I hope we may, ere long, expect a better Edition from Oxford.

XV.

• ...ORacul. Sibyl∣lin. L. VIII. A counterfeit Christian Au∣thor, quoted by St. Justine Martyr and Theoph. Antio∣chenus, but not reduced in∣to the form wherein we have it now till about the time of the Emperor Com∣modus at least.
• Edit. Opsopoei Pa∣risijs, MDCVII.

XVI.

• TEstamenta Patriarcha∣rum counter∣feited by some ancient Judai∣zing Christian, about this time at the uttermost; for it is quoted by Origen, in Genes.
• Edit. Biblioth. Patr. Colon. Agrip. Tom. I. p. 173.

XVII.

• CLemens Alex andrinus. undoubted.
• Protreptic.
• Paedagog. L. III.
• Stromat. L. VII.
• ...

• ... The VIII. Book as also the Greek Eclogae annexed at the end of it, thought to be∣long to his Hypotyposes, the main bo∣dy whereof is long since lost.
• Edit. Parisijs MDCXL.
• His 〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉〈 in non-Latin alphabet 〉; pub∣lished under the name of Grigen's XX. Homily on Je∣rem. is accord∣ingly extant in Mich Ghis∣lerius on Je∣rem. Tom. III. p. 262.
• Comment. in I. Ep. S. Petr. in Epist. S. Judae in Ep. Cano∣nicas S. Jo∣h••nnis.
• Are probably the same ac∣counted his by Cassiodore, Div. L. by whom they are all recoun∣ted excepting that of S. Jude. They seem ra∣ther to have been collected out of his works, especi∣ally his Hypo∣typoses now lost, than drawn up in this form by St. Clement himself.
• ...

• ... Edit. of the Comment. Bib. Patr. Tom. I. p. 1235. Ed. Secund.

XVIII.

• ...REcognitio∣num L. X. ad Jacob. Fra∣trem Domini, translated by Ruffinus, and by him dedi∣cated to one Gaudentius. I do not sup∣pose it to be the genuine work of Cle∣mens Romanus whose name it bea••s; for it is certainly la∣ter than Bar∣desanes Syrus, a discourse of whose quoted from him by Eusebius Pr. Evang. L. VI. c. 10. is here transcribed at large; and yet considerably ancienter than Origen, Philo∣cal. by whom it is attribu∣ted to Clemens Romanus him∣self, which is the reason why I place it about this time.
• Edit. Colon. A∣grippin. MDL∣XIX. by Lam∣bert Gruterus.

XIX.

• CElsus. His Alterca∣tio

• Jasonis & Papisci.
• A Preface to it is extant under the name of St. Cyprian ad Vigilium de Ju∣daicâ Incredu∣litate.
• Edit. Tom. III. of S. Cypri∣an's works ac∣cording to Pa∣melius's distin∣ction. But the work is anci∣enter than O∣rigen, by whom it is quoted, L. IV. advers Celsum Epicuraeum.

XX.

• TErtullianus: undoubted.
• De Pallio:
• Apologeticus:
• De Testimonio Animae.
• Ad Scapulam.
• De Oratione:
• Ad Martyras:
• De Spectaculis.
• De Idololatriâ.
• De Habitu Mulie∣hri.
• De cultu Faemi∣narum L. II.
• Ad Vxorem suam L. II.
• De Coronâ Mili∣tis.
• De velandis Virgi∣nibus.
• Ad Nationes, L. II first published by Jacobus Go∣thof••edus in 40. Genev. MDC∣XXV. & there∣fore not to be expected in for∣mer Editions. Adversùs Judaeos.
• ...

• De Praescriptio∣nibus adversùs Haereticos.
• De Baptismo.
• Adversùs Hermo∣genem.
• Adversùs Valen∣tinianos.
• De Anima.
• De Carne Christi.
• De Resurrectione Carnis.
• De Fugâ in Per∣secutione.
• De Pudreitiâ.
• De Patientiâ.
• Adversùs Asar••i∣onem, L. V.
• Carminum ad∣versùs eundem, L. V.
• Scorpiacon ad∣versùs Gno∣sticos.
• Adversùs? r ax∣eam.
• De Exhortatione Cas••itatis.
• De Monogamiâ.
• De J••junto adver∣sùs Psychicos.
• A•••• th••se are in Ludovicus a Cerda's Editi∣on, Paris. MDCXXIV. &c. in three volumes fol. with Notes. Or if you would have an Edition of an easier price, get that of Franeker, MDXCII. ra∣ther than ma∣ny others, though later.
• Books probably his, or of some other of his Age.
• De Poenitentiâ, Edit. as afore∣said.
• ...

• Genesis.
• Sodoma.
• Ad Senatorem conversum.
• These three last are in verse, and are usual∣ly extant both among Tertul¦lian & St. Cy∣prian's works, being ascribed to both of them.
• Books conjectu∣••ed by 〈◊〉〈◊〉 to be his, from the like∣ness of their Style.
• Ad amicum agro∣••••••.
• De 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Circum∣cisio••e.
• 〈…〉〈…〉. of S. Hierome's works.
• Edit. Basil. MDLIII. the former at pag. 36. the later at pag. 119.

XXI.

• EPistola de Ci∣bis Judaicis.
• Not Tertullian's, though ascri∣bed to him, but of some Bishop, who probably flou∣rished about this time. Some think of Novatian the Schismatick.
• Edit. with Ter∣tullian as a∣foresaid.

XXII.

• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 aduer∣sùs Graecos

• ... inscripta Con∣tra Platonem, De Vniversi caus••.
• A Fragment of it published by David Hoe∣schelius in his notes upon Photius's Bib∣liotheca, Ad p. 15. by him attributed to a Christian Jo∣sephus, by our Primate Vsher to Caius, about Alexander the Emperour's time. Wh••e∣ver he was that was Au∣thor of it, he seems to have flourished within our Period, and to have been a Platonizing Christian.

XXIII.

• M••••ucius Foe∣lix.
• His Octavius, un∣doubtedly his since discove∣red by Fr. Balduin.
• Edit. Lugdun. Ba∣tav. MDCLII. with notes.

XXIV.

• HIppolytus ••ishop & Martyr, com∣monly called Portuensis, if they be the same; whether they were or no, yet they seem to have

• flourished a∣bout the same time, and have the same works indis∣criminately as∣cribed to them Such are:
• De Antichristo, & consummatione Mundi, though questioned by several, yet most probably genuine, seing it is mention∣ed as such by St. Hierome de Script. Eccl. whose Autho∣rity I conceive alone suffici∣ent to coun∣tervail all those suspici∣ons rather than 〈…〉〈…〉 against it from the matter.
• Edit. Bibliothee. Patr. Graeco. Latin. Tom. ii. p. 342.
• Canon Paschalis not doubted that I know of.
• Edit. Joseph. Sca∣lig. Lugd. Ba∣tav. MDXCV.
• Books probably his:
• De Deo Trino & uno & de My∣sterio Incarna∣tionis, contra haeresius Noëti.
• Edit. Gerard. Vos∣sis in miscell. Sanctor. Pa∣trum ad ••in. Gregor. 〈…〉〈…〉

• & Helicem haereticos.
• Edit. Heur. Cani∣sii Tom. V. Antiq. Lect. Part. 1 p. 153.
• Both of th••se, if his, are proba∣ble to have been Frag∣ments of his work against H••resyes men∣tioned by the Ancients.
• Demonstratio con¦tra Judaeos.
• Edit. Possevin. Apparat. verb.
• Hippolytus.

XXV.

• ORigenes Ada∣mantius.
• His undoubted works:
• 1. Such as are ex∣tant in Greek:
• Cont. Celsum. Lib. viii.
• ...Philoca••••a, 〈…〉〈…〉 his works by St. 〈…〉〈…〉 St. Gregory
• ...Edit. 〈…〉〈…〉 VIII.
• Comment on St. Matth. and on St. Joh N••w.
• Commentaryes on Jerem. former∣ly published by the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of St. Cyrill. of Alexandria, restored to O∣rigen, together with several parts of Philo∣calia 〈…〉〈…〉

• to the Scrip∣tures to which they relate, &c.
• Edit. in 2 vol. fol. by Petr. Dan. Huetius, together with large and lear∣ned Prolego∣••••na.
• A Fragment of his Epistle ad Julium Affri∣canum concer∣ning the book of Susanna.
• Edit. by D. Hae∣schelius Au∣gus••. Vindelic MDCII. p. 86.
• We may, I hope 〈◊〉〈◊〉 long, ex∣pect more of his Tractates in Greek in an Edition by themselves by the same Hu••∣tius.
• 2. Such as are extant in La∣tine, in a Tomes, accor∣ding to Gene∣brard's Editi∣on, MDCIV.

Genuine in Tom. 1.

• In Genes. Hom. xvii.
• In Exod. Hom. xiii
• In Levitic. Hom. xvi. though formerly at∣tributed to S. Cyrill, yet un∣doubted since their restituti∣on.
• In Josu•• Hom. xxvi.
• Hom. ii. in Can∣tic. Cantico∣rum, interpret.
• ...

• S. Hieronymo.
• In Isaiam Hom. ix.
• In Jeremiam Hom. xiv.
• In ••zechielem Hom. xiv.
• Periarch••u L••v.

Genuine in Tom. 2.

• In Lucam Hom. xxxix.
• In Epist. ad Ro∣man. Lib. xxxvi.
• Cont. Celsum L. viii.
• Philocalia colle∣cted, as afore∣said, out of his works.
• Epist. ad Jul. Af∣frican. entire in Latine.
• Other works probably his, and onely doubted of because of the Liberty taken by 〈◊〉〈◊〉 in translating them, of ad∣ding frequent∣ly interpolati∣ons of his own:
• In Num. Hom. xxviii.
• In Judi••. Hom. ix.
• In Lib. Reg••or. Hom. i.
• Hom in Ps. xxxvi xxxvii xxxviii.
• In Cantic. Can∣ticer. Hom. iv. cum 〈◊〉〈◊〉.
• In divers. Hom. i. iii. iv. v. vi. ix. x.
• Note that learn∣ed men do not r••••y so confi∣dently on any thing 〈◊〉〈◊〉

• by Ruffi∣nus because of the difficulty of distinguish∣ing the Origi∣nal Text from his interpolati∣ons.

XXVI.

• JVlius Affrica∣nus.
• His Epistle to Ori∣gen concerning the story of Su∣sanna, un∣doubted.
• Edit. with Ori∣gen's Answer to him, in Greek in Haes∣chelius in La∣tine Tom. 2••. of Origen's La∣tine works, as aforesaid.
• A great part of his Chronogra∣phy extant from Eusebius in Georg. Syn∣cellus Edit. Pa∣ris. MDCLII. from whence, not being then published, it was borrowed by Scaliger in his Edition of Eusebius's Chronicon in Greek.

XXVII.

• GRegorius Thaumatur∣gus.
• His undoubted works.
• Charisteria or Panegyric. ad Origen. Graeco-Latin.
• ...Metaphrasis in

• Ecclesiasten, ex∣tant onely in Latine.
• Epistola Canonica in Latine one∣ly in Vossius, but in Greek also in Balsa∣mon, Edit. Graeco-Latin. Parisijs, MDC∣XX. p. 902.
• His Confession of Faith recited by St. Gregory Nyss••n in his life, as revea∣led to him by St. John Bap∣tist. Graeco-Lat.
• Such as cannot be easily dis∣proved:
• De Animâ ad Ta∣tianum.
• In Annunciatio∣nem B. Virgi∣nis, Sermones iii.
• Sermo in S. The∣ophaniâ.
• Edit. of them all by Gerard. Vossius Praepos. Tungrens. Mo∣gunt. MDC∣IV.

XXVIII.

• AMmonius A∣lexandri∣nus the matter of Origen. undoubted.
• Canon, or Har∣monia Evange∣lica mistaken by Victor Ca∣puanus for Ta∣tianus's Dia∣tessaron.
• Edit. under the name of Tati∣anus, Bibl.

• Patr. Colon. Agrip: MDC∣XVIII. Tom. ii. p. 183.

XXIX.

• COrnelius Ro∣manus, undoubted.
• Two Epistles to S. Cyprian, a∣mong St. Cy∣prian's Epi∣stles, XLVI. XLVII.
• Ep. ad Lupicinum Edit. among Blondell's Ep: Pont. doubt∣ful.

XXX.

• CYprianus Carthag.
• His undoubted works:
• All the Epistles, LXXXIII. ac∣cording to Pa∣melius's distri∣bution, who has placed them accord∣ing to the time wherein they were written, are certainly his, and the o∣ther Author's, to whom they are inscribed.
• De Disciplinâ & habitu Virgi∣num.
• De Lapsis.
• De Vnitate Ec∣clesiae.
• De Oratione Do∣minicâ.
• Contra Demetria∣num.
• De vanitate I••lo∣lorum.
• De Mortalitate.
• ...

• De bono Patien∣tiae.
• De Opere & Elee∣mosynis.
• De Zelo & Livore.
• Books most pro∣bably his, and thought cer∣tainly to be so by Pameliu••.
• Libri III. Testi∣moniorum ad Quirinum, quo∣ted by St. Hi∣erome.
• De Exhortatione Martyrij.
• De laude Martyrij ad Moysem & Maximum & catero•• Con∣fessores.
• De Spectaculis.
• De Disciplinâ & bono Pudicitiae.
• Ad Novatianum haereticum, quòd L••psis spes ve∣niae non sit de∣neganda.
• Books, if not his, yet certainly of ancient Au∣thors about his time.
• De singularitate Clericorum.
• De Aleatoribus.
• De moutibus Sinâ & Sion.
• Adversùs Judaeos qui insecuti sunt Dominum no∣strum.
• Edit. S. Goulartij MDXCIII.
• The names of Au∣thors whose certainly ge∣nuine works are extant a∣mong St. Cy∣prian's, for the direction of young Stu∣dents,

• who might otherwise meet them quoted, and not know where to find them.
• Donati Ep. I. som∣what doubted of, Cleri Romani ad Clerum Cartha∣giniensem, Ep. III. ad Cypri∣anum Ep. XXX∣XXXI.
• Confessorum uni∣versorum ad Cyprianum, de pace Lapsis dan∣da. Ep. XVII.
• Caldonij ad Cy∣prianum Ep XIX. Ad Cle∣rum Carthag. Ep. XXXIX.
• Celerini ad Luci∣anum Ep XXI.
• Luciani ad Cele∣rinum. Ep. XXII.
• Moysis & Maxi∣mi & caetero∣rum ad Cypri∣anum Rescript. Ep. XXVI▪ L▪
• Synodi Affrican. ad Cornelium, Ep. LIV.
• Firmilian. ad Cy∣prianum Ep. LXXV.
• Nemesiam ad Cy∣prianum, Resp. Ep. ••XX••III.
• 〈…〉〈…〉 ad Cy∣prian. Resp. Ep▪ LXXIX.
• Felicis & caetero∣rum ad Cypria∣num Resp. Ep. LXXX
• Concilium Car∣thaginiense sub Cypriano, con∣cerning Rebap∣tization of

• Haereticks.

XXXI.

• Pontius Dia∣conus
• His life of St. Cy∣prian, undoub∣ted.
• Edit. with S. Cy∣prians works as aforesaid.

XXXII.

• AN Author a∣bout that time against Rebaptization of Haereticks.
• Edit. among the Notes of Ri∣galitus, in his Edition of St. Cyprian.

XXXIII.

• DIonysius A∣lexandri∣nus.
• His undoubted works:
• Epist. Canonica ad Basiliden.
• Edit. with Balsa∣mon on him, apud Balsa∣mon. Edit. as aforesaid, p. 879.
• Ep. adversùs Pau∣lum Samosate∣num, translated by urrian.
• Edit Graeco La∣tin. MDCVI••.
• Latin. Bibl. Patr. Colon. Agrip. Tom. iii. p. 67.

XXXIV.

• MEthodius Bishop of Olympus, & afterwards of Tyre, common∣ly called Pa∣tarensis by the Greeks.
• undoubted works:
• Excerpta ex Libr. de Resurrectio∣ne.
• Ex Lib. de Creatis,
• Ex Lib. de Sym∣posijs,
• Ex Lib. contr. Porphyrium, &c.
• All these impro∣ved above what had been extant of them formerly in E∣piphanius, Pho∣tius and Da∣mascen.
• Liber de Libero Arbitrio.
• Oratio in Simeon. & Annam.
• Oratio in Ram••s Palmarum, most probably his, though by some formerly ascribed to St. Chrysostome.
• Edit Fr. Combesis cum Amphilo∣chio &c. Grae∣co-Lat. Paris. MDCXLIV.

XXXV.

• DE Trinitate, a work ascribed by some to Tertul∣lian, by others to Novatian the haeretick; but of an Au∣thor

• later than either of them being certain∣ly after the rise of Sabelli∣us the haere∣tick whom he mentions, and yet in all pro∣bability be∣fore Arianism.
• Edit. with Ter∣tullian, as a∣foresaid.

XXXVI.

• ARnobius Afer. undoubted. L. VII. contra Gentes.
• Edit. Lugd. Ba∣tavor. MDC∣LI. with notes.

XXXVII.

• LActantius Firmianus. undoubted:
• Divin. Instit. L. VII.
• De Irâ Dei.
• De Opificio Dei.
• Epitome in Libros suos.
• Edit. Lugdun. Ba∣tavor. MDC∣LXIV.

XXXVIII.

• PEtrus Alex∣andrinus. undoubted:
• Epistol. Canonica.
• Edit. Balsamon. p. 887.

XXXIX.

• ...PAmphilus Martyr.
• Apologia pro Ori∣gene, I verily believe genu∣ine, notwith∣standing

• what St. Hierome objects a∣gainst it. For Eusebius himself pre∣tends the assistance of Pamphilus in his writing that Apology of his, Hist, Eccl. L. VI▪ c. 36. ••at. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Graec, E¦dit. Christophorson and it is observed by Photius ••od•• XVIII. who tells us▪ That the first V Books had the assist∣ance of Pamphilus, the VI nly after his Martyrdome composed by Eusebius alone; so that the contrary testi∣mony of Eusebius produced by St. Hierome, that Pamphilus wrote no∣thing but some few Epistles, if it were rightly quoted (for it doe, not appear, I think in Eusebius as extant at present) was in all likely∣hood to be understood of such works as he alone was Author of, whereas in this he had the Assistance of Eusebius himself. This is the one∣ly objection insisted on by St. Hie∣rome. Out of St. Hierome it appears, That this was onely the first book of those V. wherein it appears from Photius, that Eusebius had the assist∣ance of Pamphilus; so that it seems, that this alone was selected by Ruf∣finus

• out of the whole work, be∣cause this, as it should seem, was a∣lone employed in vindication of the Opinions of Origen, the rest, as may be conjectured from their contents mentioned in Photius, spent in a Hi∣storical Elogy, and vindication, of his life. I have the more particular∣ly insisted on this, and given my rea∣son why I believe it genuine, be∣cause the Authority of St. Hierome has swayed the generality of the learned world in this particular.
• Edit. usually in Origen and St. Hierom's works.
• Note that for the understanding and judging of these Authors and their works, it would be very ex∣pedient to read the Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius, where also ma∣ny more considerable Fragments of the Authors already mentioned, and several others not mentioned, will be found, very well worthy perusal in order to the design intended.

Notes

• Cent. i. mid. and end.
• Cent. 1 mid. and end. Cent. 2. beg.
• Cent. 2 beg.
• Cent. 2. beg.
• Cent. 2. beg.
• Cent. 1. end. 2. beg. mid.
• Cent. 2. aft. mid.
• Cent, •• mid.
• 〈…〉〈…〉
• Cent. 2 mid.
• Cent. 2. aft. mid.
• Cent. 2. aft mid.
• Cent. 2. aft. mid.
• Cent. ••. near the end.
• Cent. ••. near the end.
• Cent. 2.
• Cent. 2. near the end.
• Cent. 2. near the end.
• Cent. 2 near the end.
• Cent. 2 near the end & 3. beg.
• Ce••••. 3. beg.
• 〈…〉〈…〉
• Cent. 3. beg
• Cent. 3. 〈◊〉〈◊〉.
• Cent. 3. beg. mid,
• Cent. 2 beg.
• Cent. 3 mid.
• Cent. 3 beg.
• Cent. 3 mid.
• Cent. 3 mid. and after.
• Cent. 3. aft. mid.
• Cent. 3. aft. mid.
• Cent. 3. ast. mid.
• Cent. 3. ast. mid
• Cent. 3. near the end.
• Cent. 3. end.
• Cent. 3. en••. 4 ••eg.
• Cent. 3. end. 4. beg.
• Cent•• 3. end. 4. beg.
• It may be he had it from his III Books de vita Pamphi∣li, now lost.