The Gospels in the Second Century An Examination of the Critical Part of a Work Entitled 'Supernatural Religion'

THE GOSPELS IN THE SECOND CENTURY - AN EXAMINATION OF THE CRITICAL PART OF A WORK ENTITLED 'SUPERNATURAL RELIGION' - BY - W. SANDAY, M.A.

CHAP. - I. INTRODUCTORY - II. ON QUOTATIONS GENERALLY IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITERS - III. THE APOSTOLIC FATHERS - IV. JUSTIN MARTYR - V. HEGESIPPUS—PAPIAS - VI. THE CLEMENTINE HOMILIES - VII. BASILIDES AND VALENTINUS - VIII. MARCION - IX. TATIAN—DIONYSIUS OF CORINTH - X. MELITO—APOLLINARIS—ATHENAGORAS—THE EPISTLE OF VIENNE AND LYONS - XI. PTOLOMAEUS AND HERACLEON—CELSUS—THE MURATORIAN FRAGMENT - XII. THE EXTERNAL EVIDENCE FOR THE FOURTH GOSPEL - XIII. ON THE STATE OF THE CANON IN THE LAST QUARTER OF THE SECOND CENTURY - XIV. CONCLUSION - [ENDNOTES] - APPENDIX. SUPPLEMENTAL NOTE ON THE RECONSTRUCTION OF MARCION'S GOSPEL - INDICES - PREFACE.

CHAPTER I. - INTRODUCTORY.

CHAPTER II. - ON QUOTATIONS GENERALLY IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITERS.

CHAPTER III. - THE APOSTOLIC FATHERS.

CHAPTER IV. - JUSTIN MARTYR.

CHAPTER V. - HEGESIPPUS—PAPIAS.

CHAPTER VI. - THE CLEMENTINE HOMILIES.

CHAPTER VII - BASILIDES AND VALENTINUS.

CHAPTER VIII.