TABLE OF AUTHORS AND WORKS CONTAINED IN THIS TENTH VOLUME.
S. ZEPHYRINUS, ROMAN PONTIFF. Epistles. 11
CAIUS, ROMAN PRESBYTER. Fragments from the Dialogue or Disputation against Proclus, patron of the Cataphrygian sect. 25. — Fragments from the Little Labyrinth or from the book against the heresy of Artemon, 25. — An acephalous fragment on the Canon of Sacred Scriptures, 33.
JULIUS AFRICANUS. Epistle to Origen concerning the history of Susanna, and Origen's response, 51. — Epistle to Aristides concerning the genealogy which is in the sacred Gospels, 51. — Fragments from the five books of the Chronographia, 63. — The Passion of S. Symphorosa and her seven sons, 93. SPURIOUS. — Narrative of those things which occurred in Persia when Christ was born, 97.
S. CALLISTUS I, ROMAN PONTIFF AND MARTYR. Epistles. 121
S. URBAN I, ROMAN PONTIFF. Epistle to all Christians, 135
ASTERIUS URBANUS. Fragments from the three books against the Montanists, to Abercius Marcellus, 145
PONTIANUS, POPE. Epistles, 159
ANTERUS, POPE. Epistle on the translation of bishops, 167
S. FABIAN, POPE. Epistles, 183. — Decrees, 199.
S. ALEXANDER, BISHOP OF JERUSALEM AND MARTYR. Fragments of epistles, 203
S. ANATOLIUS, BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA AND LAODICEA IN SYRIA. Paschal Canon, 209. — Fragments from the books of Arithmetics, 231
THEOGNOSTUS OF ALEXANDRIA. Fragments, 239
PIERIUS, CATECHIST OF ALEXANDRIA. Fragments, 243
MALCHIO, PRESBYTER OF THE CHURCH OF ANTIOCH. Epistle written in the person of the Synod of Antioch against Paul of Samosata, 249
S. HIPPOLYTUS, BISHOP OF PORTUS, MARTYR AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH. PART I. — Exegetical. Fragments on the Hexaemeron, 585. — Fragments on Genesis, 585. — On Numbers and Kings, 605. — On the Psalms, 607. — On Proverbs, 615. — On the Song of Songs, 627. — On the prophet Isaiah, 629. — On Jeremiah and Ezekiel, 631. — On Daniel, 633. — Scholia on Daniel, 669. — Fragments on Susanna, 689. — Other fragments, 697. — On Matthew, 699. — On Luke, 699. — On the Gospel of John and the Apocalypse, 701. — Dubious fragments on the Pentateuch, 701. — Fragments on the Psalms, 721.
PART II. — Dogmatic and Historical. Demonstration concerning Christ and Antichrist, 725. — Demonstration against the Jews, 787. — Book against the Greeks, 795. — Against the heresy of a certain Noetus, 803. — On the Holy Theophany, 851. — Fragments of sermons or homilies, 861. — Fragments from other writings, 867. — Apostolic tradition concerning charisms, 869. — Narrative concerning the Corinthian virgin and a certain Magistrianus, 871. — Paschal canon and catalogue of the works of the same holy Father, 871. Appendix to Part II of the works of S. Hippolytus, containing dubious and supposititious works, 901. Oration of S. Hippolytus on the consummation of the world, on Antichrist, and the second coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, 903. — On the twelve apostles, 951. — On the LXX apostles, 953. — Chapters of the canons of Abulides, or Hippolytus, which the Ethiopians use, 957. — Canons of the Church of Alexandria, 959. — Chronicle of a certain anonymous author, 961.
S. GREGORY, BISHOP OF NEOCAESAREA, SURNAMED THAUMATURGUS. PART I. — Genuine. Exposition of the faith, 983. — Metaphrasis on Ecclesiastes of Solomon, 987. — Canonical epistles, 1019. — Prosphonetic and panegyrical oration on Origen, 1049. PART II. — Writings considered dubious by some. Exposition of the faith, which is called the Faith according to the part, 1103. — Fragment of the same exposition of the faith, 1123. — Fragment from a sermon on the Trinity, 1123. — Twelve chapters on the faith, 1127. — Disputation on the soul to Tatian, 1137. — Four homilies, 1145. — Fragment on the Gospel according to Matthew, ch. VI, verses 22, 23, 1169. CORONA OF WORKS. — Sermon on all the saints, 1191.
S. DIONYSIUS, BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA. Fragments from the 2 books on The Promises, 1237. — Fragments from the books On Nature, 1249. — Fragments from the books against Sabellius, 1269. — Fragments from the four books to Dionysius, Roman pontiff, 1271. — Epistles, 1271. — Exegetical works on Sacred Scripture, 1343.
MACARIUS MAGNES. Notice and Fragments, 1343.
S. ARCHELAUS, BISHOP OF MESOPOTAMIA. Acts of the disputation of S. Archelaus with Manes, 1429.
S. PAMPHILUS, PRESBYTER OF THE CHURCH OF CAESAREA AND MARTYR. Exposition of the chapters of the Acts of the Apostles by S. Pamphilus, 1549. — Apology for Origen, 1557.
S. PHILEAS, BISHOP OF THMUIS AND MARTYR. Excerpt from an epistle to the Thmuitans, 1561. — Epistle to Meletius, bishop of Lycopolis, 1565.
S. THEONAS, BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA. Epistle to Lucian the chamberlain, 1569.
ADDENDA. Commentary of Dionysius of Alexandria on the beginning of Ecclesiastes, 1577. — Interpretation of the same on the S. Gospel according to Luke, ch. XXII, verses 42-48, 1589. — Two fragments, 1603. — New version of the Acts of S. Hippolytus, 1605.