Church History - Writings

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I am doing research of early church history from 89 ad. to 250 ad. If you look at my site you can see which writings I have listed: allthingschrist.com/writings_nnt_byauthor.php

My main question now is are those writings I listed, the only ones that have been discovered for that perdiod or are there more writings for that date which I have not listed? Maybe the catholic church keeps a list of writings for that period? And where can I find or how can I get a hold of them?

Thanks for your help.
Jeff
 
Not sure about a total list, but I noticed that the Protoevangelium of James (A.D. 120) was not included on your site.
 
Dr. Colossus:
Not sure about a total list, but I noticed that the Protoevangelium of James (A.D. 120) was not included on your site.
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Actually I crossed that writing before and I don’t know why I never picked it up. Is it considerd spurious buy the catholic church or what?

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Jeff
 
It is considered a patristic source by some, but not thought to be athentically authored by James, the brother of Jesus. It is considered apocryphal by the Catholic Church.
 
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Make sure to consult the footnotes and bibliographies of the first two volumes of Dr. Warren Carroll’s magnificent History of Christendom series:

Vol I: The Founding of Christendom (to A.D. 324)

Vol II: The Building of Christendom (A.D. 324-1100)

I think you will experience doing so as something akin to opening a treasure chest full of gold and precious jewels.

In the Hearts of Jesus and Mary.

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Hey everybody thanks for the references. Keep them coming!

Jeff
 
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jphilapy:
I am doing research of early church history from 89 ad. to 250 ad. If you look at my site you can see which writings I have listed: allthingschrist.com/writings_nnt_byauthor.php

My main question now is are those writings I listed, the only ones that have been discovered for that perdiod or are there more writings for that date which I have not listed? Maybe the catholic church keeps a list of writings for that period? And where can I find or how can I get a hold of them?

Thanks for your help.
Jeff
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You missed

Clement of Alexandria
Origen
the Didache
Tatian
 
I just noticed that a couple of the ones I mentioned above, are actually on your site.
 
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jimmy:
I just noticed that a couple of the ones I mentioned above, are actually on your site.
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Yep they all are. I am guessing that the list i have must be pretty exhaustive for that period. There is the one by a james that someone else listed which I haven’t decided I will put up yet. And there is tertullian but I haven’t decided if I want to include him yet either. I hope there are more somewhere.

Jeff
 
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