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    Where Stromata names another work or author, the harvest records the passage that does it and the book that passage stands in. 921 citations across 8 books, drawn from 520 named sources; 106 of those sources stand in the library. 1 work in the library quotes it back.

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    533 authority 204 neutral 51 refuted 85 extended 48 endorsed Of the 921 citations in Stromata, 51 argue against their source.

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    24 of 140 sources
    1. Plato 15 authority 7 neutral 9 extended 31 citations · 41 passages

      Plato is cited by name for having called sophistic a 'base art', used to ground the passage's condemnation of sophistry.

      For Plato too agreed that it is not lawful for the impure to touch the pure.
      book 5 · citation extending Platonic teaching toward the Christian vision of God
    2. Psalms David 29 authority 1 extended 30 citations · 65 passages

      The psalm is explicitly attributed to 'blessed David' and quoted at length.

      For instance, it says, "providence from above, from the leading things as from a head, pervades all, as the ointment," it says, "that comes down upon the beard of Aaron and upon the hem of his garment" (that is, of the great high priest, "through whom all things came to be, and without him not one thing came to be") — not into the adorning of the body, but, outside the people, philosophy, like a garment.
      book 6 · cited as scriptural authority for the definition of special knowledge
    3. First Epistle to the Corinthians Paul 16 authority 2 endorsed 18 citations · 68 passages

      Quoted directly across four paragraphs.

      And Paul does not hesitate, in a certain epistle, to address his own consort, whom he did not carry about with him because of the convenience of his ministry.
      book 3 · cited to permit and regulate marriage
    4. Isaiah Isaiah 13 authority 2 neutral 1 extended 16 citations · 31 passages

      The saying is explicitly attributed to 'Isaiah'.

      " And "his form was failing beyond all the sons of men," the prophecy foretold.
      book 2 · authority for God's transcendence over any built house
    5. Epistle to the Romans Paul 14 authority 1 extended 15 citations · 39 passages

      Quoted directly.

      Since those who introduce the doctrine of indifference do violence to a few Scriptures and think they argue in favour of their own indulgence—and indeed that one, "Sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace" (and certain others of this kind, which it is not reasonable to recall on such occasions;
      book 3 · cited against food-based asceticism
    6. Proverbs Solomon 14 authority 1 endorsed 15 citations · 48 passages

      Sayings explicitly attributed to Solomon are quoted repeatedly as authoritative wisdom teaching.

      With reason, then, it is said in Solomon, "wisdom is in the mouth of the faithful," since Xenocrates too, in his work On Prudence, says that wisdom is the knowledge of the first causes and of the intelligible essence, holding prudence to be twofold, the one practical, the other contemplative, which last is human wisdom.
      book 2 · core scriptural instruction on wisdom and conduct
    7. Euripides 4 authority 6 neutral 2 extended 2 endorsed 14 citations · 36 passages

      Introduced as writing 'variously,' indicating a neutral report of differing verses rather than outright endorsement or refutation.

      and the lovely sandals of the Sirens are fitted on, and I shall go, lifted high into the vast aether, to mingle with Zeus.
      book 4 · reported to show varied Greek views on women before Clement draws his own conclusion
    8. Genesis Moses 12 authority 2 neutral 14 citations · 29 passages

      Genesis is quoted twice, first as the prayer of a faithful believer, then as God's own declaration of covenant to Moses/the patriarch.

      And if to Abraham, believing, it was reckoned for righteousness, and we are the seed of Abraham through hearing, then we too must believe.
      book 2 · authority for faith being reckoned as righteousness
    9. Homer 5 authority 5 neutral 1 refuted 1 extended 12 citations · 31 passages

      Homer is named or clearly alluded to and quoted in three separate places.

      And you might find too the great poet Homer transferring word for word those verses, "Like a shoot that a man rears, a flourishing shoot of olive," and the rest, from Orpheus, out of the destruction of Dionysus.
      book 6 · cited as source reworked by later poets
    10. Gospel of Matthew Matthew 10 authority 1 extended 11 citations · 35 passages

      Sayings drawn from the Gospel of Matthew are quoted as authoritative teachings of Christ.

      "Unless your righteousness exceed more than that of the scribes and Pharisees" — who are justified by abstention from evils — "by the being able, together with the perfection in these things, to love the neighbour too and to do good, you shall not be kingly.
      book 6 · invoked as scriptural authority for the higher righteousness required of the gnostic
    11. Laws Plato 6 authority 1 neutral 3 extended 10 citations · 17 passages

      The work is explicitly named 'the Laws' and attributed to Plato, described as drawing on Hebrew teaching.

      "For every good man is like to every good man, and in this is like also to God, and is friend both to every good man and to God.
      book 5 · authority against private idol-images, cited alongside Zeno
    12. Epistle to the Hebrews Paul 9 authority 9 citations · 13 passages

      The Epistle to the Hebrews is quoted extensively for its definition of faith and catalogue of faithful exemplars.

      "By faith we understand that the ages were framed by the word of God, so that what is seen has not come from things that appear," says the Apostle.
      book 2 · authority for the classic definition of faith
    13. Gospel of John John 9 authority 9 citations · 16 passages

      The Gospel of John is quoted on believing without seeing and on freedom from sin through the Son and the truth.

      For instance, it says, "providence from above, from the leading things as from a head, pervades all, as the ointment," it says, "that comes down upon the beard of Aaron and upon the hem of his garment" (that is, of the great high priest, "through whom all things came to be, and without him not one thing came to be") — not into the adorning of the body, but, outside the people, philosophy, like a garment.
      book 6 · grounds the identification of the Lord as creative agent
    14. Aristotle 2 authority 4 neutral 2 extended 8 citations · 13 passages

      Aristotle is cited by name as declaring sophistic a form of thievery, reinforcing the critique of sophistry.

      And the Aristotelians say that of his writings some are esoteric, and some common and exoteric.
      book 5 · cited as another instance of a school dividing restricted from public teaching
    15. Epistle to the Ephesians Paul 8 authority 8 citations · 9 passages

      Quoted directly across two paragraphs.

      " All things, then, are ordered from above for good, "that through the Church the manifold wisdom of God may be made known," according to the foreknowledge of the ages, "which he wrought in Christ.
      book 1 · grounds the doctrine of God's providential wisdom
    16. Epistle to the Colossians Paul 5 authority 2 extended 7 citations · 12 passages

      Quoted material corresponds to Colossians and is treated as authoritative teaching.

      "knit together in love, and unto all the riches of the full assurance of understanding, unto the knowledge of the mystery of God in Christ, in whom are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.
      book 5 · primary scriptural authority for the closing discussion of the revealed mystery
    17. Epistle to the Galatians Paul 5 authority 2 extended 7 citations · 11 passages

      Paul's Galatians passage is quoted and then explicated as showing that the law's purpose was to lead to Christ.

      "The law was added for the sake of transgressions, until the seed should come to whom it was promised.
      book 1 · quoted and expounded as the theological key to the purpose of the law
    18. First Epistle to Timothy Paul 7 authority 7 citations · 9 passages

      First Timothy is quoted for the charge to Timothy to hold faith and a good conscience.

      "In later times some will depart from the faith, giving heed to deceiving spirits and to teachings of demons, who forbid marriage and command abstinence from foods.
      book 3 · cited to condemn the ascetic heresy directly
    19. Jeremiah Jeremiah 6 authority 1 neutral 7 citations · 13 passages

      Explicitly introduced as 'well is it written in Jeremiah', followed by direct quotation against boasting in human attainments.

      And that the Scripture calls the foolish and disobedient "earth," Jeremiah the prophet will make plain, speaking against Joachim and his brothers:
      book 4 · four citation locations used to interpret and confirm the theme of the flesh and judgment
    20. Acts of the Apostles Luke 5 authority 2 neutral 7 citations · 11 passages

      The passage reports that Paul mentions Epicurean philosophy in Acts, cited as corroborating evidence for identifying which philosophy Colossians targets.

      "See, then, that there be no one who carries you off as spoil through philosophy and empty deceit, according to the tradition of men, according to the elements of the world and not according to Christ" — not all philosophy, but the Epicurean, which Paul also mentions in the Acts of the Apostles, slandering it as doing away with providence and deifying pleasure, and any other that has over-honoured …
      book 1 · reported reference to another scriptural text
    21. the Gospel Jesus Christ 7 authority 7 citations · 15 passages

      A Gospel saying is cited to ground the concluding doctrine.

      "Become," says the Lord, "merciful and compassionate, as your heavenly Father is compassionate.
      book 2 · grounds the argument on divine gladness in a Gospel saying
    22. Exodus Moses 6 authority 6 citations · 12 passages

      Exodus is drawn on for Moses' encounter with God and for the patriarchal naming formula applied to God.

      So when the memorial of the heavenly and divine food was commanded to be consecrated in a golden jar, "the gomor," it says, "was the tenth of the three measures.
      book 2 · authority for the unapproachability and uncontainability of God
    23. Phaedo Plato 4 authority 1 neutral 1 extended 6 citations · 9 passages

      Explicitly named: 'So in the Phaedo he says the philosopher can be helped from every quarter, writing...', followed by direct quotation.

      "As long as we have the body, and our soul is commingled with such an evil, we shall never sufficiently attain that which we desire"?
      book 3 · source of extended quoted material on generation as evil
    24. Pindar 4 authority 2 extended 6 citations · 10 passages

      Explicitly named: 'It is possible... to hear Pindar the Boeotian too, writing...', followed by direct quotation.

      And Pindar downright brings in Zeus the Saviour too, dwelling with Themis, the king, the saviour, the just, interpreting somewhat thus:
      book 5 · corroborates shared origin and divine transcendence

    index of sources

    116 entries

    A

    1. Aeschylus book 4 · book 5 · book 6 5 citations
    2. Ajax Sophocles book 2 1 citation
    3. Alexandra Lycophron book 5 1 citation
    4. Antigone Sophocles book 4 1 citation
    5. Antiphon book 7 1 citation
    6. Apollodorus book 1 1 citation
    7. Apology Plato book 4 1 citation
    8. Aristophanes book 4 1 citation

    B

    1. Bacchae Euripides book 1 1 citation
    2. Bacchylides book 5 · book 6 3 citations
    3. Book of Daniel Daniel book 1 · book 3 3 citations
    4. Book of Esther Scripture book 4 1 citation
    5. Book of Job Job book 3 · book 4 · book 7 5 citations
    6. Book of Jonah Jonah book 5 1 citation
    7. book of Esdras Esdras (Ezra) book 1 · book 3 2 citations
    8. book of Joshua unnamed biblical author book 1 1 citation
    9. book of Judges unnamed biblical author book 1 1 citation
    10. book of Numbers Moses book 3 1 citation

    C

    1. Callimachus book 5 3 citations
    2. Charmides Plato book 1 1 citation
    3. Clement of Alexandria book 5 · book 6 · book 7 3 citations
    4. Cratylus Plato book 1 · book 3 2 citations
    5. Crito Plato book 1 1 citation
    6. chronological account of Alexander's crossing into Asia Phanias book 1 2 citations
    7. comedies Menander book 5 2 citations
    8. comedy Menander book 2 · book 5 3 citations
    9. comic verse Menander book 5 2 citations

    D

    1. Demosthenes book 6 1 citation
    2. Deuteronomy Moses book 1 · book 2 · book 5 · book 6 5 citations
    3. Dionysius of Halicarnassus book 1 1 citation
    4. doctrines on the end (telos) Stoic and Peripatetic philosophers (Zeno, Cleanthes, Diogenes, Antipater, Archedemus, Panaetius, Posidonius, Ariston, Herillus, the Academy, Lyco, Leucimus, Critolaus) book 2 2 citations

    E

    1. Ecclesiastes Solomon book 1 · book 5 2 citations
    2. Epigrams Callimachus book 5 1 citation
    3. Epinomis Plato book 3 1 citation
    4. Epistle of Barnabas Barnabas book 2 · book 6 5 citations
    5. Epistle of Jude Jude book 3 1 citation
    6. Epistle to Titus Paul book 4 2 citations
    7. Epistle to the Corinthians Clement (bishop of Rome) book 1 · book 4 · book 6 3 citations
    8. Epistle to the Philippians Paul book 1 · book 3 · book 4 4 citations
    9. Epistles of Paul Paul book 1 · book 2 · book 6 · book 7 4 citations
    10. Ethics Isidore book 3 · book 4 2 citations
    11. Euthydemus Plato book 2 1 citation
    12. Ezekiel Ezekiel book 2 · book 4 4 citations
    13. elegies Theognis book 3 · book 4 · book 5 · book 6 6 citations

    F

    1. First Epistle of John John book 2 · book 3 · book 4 4 citations
    2. First Epistle of Peter Peter book 3 · book 4 4 citations
    3. Flavius Josephus book 1 1 citation
    4. fragments Heraclitus book 4 3 citations

    G

    1. Gorgias Plato book 5 1 citation
    2. Gospel according to Luke Luke book 1 · book 2 · book 3 · book 4 · book 7 5 citations
    3. Gospel according to the Egyptians unknown (apocryphal gospel tradition) book 3 2 citations
    4. the Gospel sayings of the Lord Jesus Christ book 3 · book 4 · book 5 · book 7 4 citations

    H

    1. Habakkuk Habakkuk book 2 1 citation
    2. Haggai Haggai book 3 1 citation
    3. Herodotus book 1 · book 6 2 citations
    4. Hesiod book 1 · book 5 · book 6 5 citations
    5. Hippocrates book 6 1 citation
    6. Histories Herodotus book 1 · book 3 · book 6 4 citations
    7. Hosea Hosea (the prophets) book 4 · book 5 2 citations
    8. Hymn to Zeus Terpander book 6 1 citation

    I

    1. Iliad Homer book 3 1 citation
    2. Indica Megasthenes book 1 · book 3 2 citations
    3. Isocrates book 6 1 citation

    J

    1. Joel Joel book 5 1 citation

    L

    1. Law of Moses / Torah Moses book 5 · book 6 2 citations
    2. Leviticus unnamed biblical author (Moses, traditional) book 1 · book 2 2 citations
    3. Lysis Plato book 5 1 citation
    4. the Law and the Prophets Moses and the prophets book 3 · book 6 · book 7 3 citations

    M

    1. Medea Euripides book 2 · book 6 2 citations
    2. Memorabilia Xenophon book 2 1 citation
    3. Menexenus Philo the dialectician book 4 1 citation
    4. Meno Plato book 5 1 citation
    5. Metaphysics Aristotle book 1 1 citation
    6. Micah Micah book 4 1 citation

    O

    1. Odyssey Homer book 1 · book 4 · book 6 4 citations
    2. On Discoveries Strato book 1 2 citations
    3. On Nature Heraclitus book 5 3 citations
    4. On the Jews Alexander Polyhistor book 1 2 citations
    5. Orphic verses Orpheus book 5 2 citations

    P

    1. Panathenaicus Isocrates book 5 1 citation
    2. Phaedrus Plato book 1 · book 2 · book 5 3 citations
    3. Phaenomena Aratus book 1 · book 5 3 citations
    4. Preaching of Peter Peter book 1 · book 6 3 citations
    5. Protagoras Plato book 5 1 citation
    6. Proverbs (Wisdom literature) Wisdom (Solomon) book 2 · book 5 2 citations
    7. Proverbs (Wisdom of Solomon) Solomon book 1 · book 5 2 citations
    8. Pythagorean precepts Pythagoras book 2 · book 4 2 citations
    9. poem Simmias of Rhodes book 5 2 citations
    10. prophecy of Malachi Malachi book 3 · book 5 2 citations
    11. prophetic scripture (Isaiah) Isaiah book 5 2 citations
    12. the Phoronis unknown early epic poet book 1 2 citations

    R

    1. Republic Plato book 3 · book 4 · book 5 5 citations
    2. Revelation John book 6 2 citations

    S

    1. Second Epistle to Timothy Paul book 1 · book 4 · book 5 3 citations
    2. Second Epistle to the Corinthians Paul book 3 · book 4 · book 5 · book 6 6 citations
    3. Second Epistle to the Thessalonians Paul book 5 1 citation
    4. Shepherd of Hermas Hermas book 1 · book 2 · book 6 5 citations
    5. Sibylline oracle the Sibyl book 3 · book 5 · book 6 3 citations
    6. Sophist Plato book 2 · book 5 2 citations
    7. Sophocles book 4 · book 5 · book 6 5 citations
    8. Statesman Plato book 1 · book 2 3 citations
    9. Symposium Plato book 1 1 citation
    10. The Shepherd Hermas book 4 · book 6 2 citations
    11. sayings of the Lord (Gospel tradition) Jesus Christ book 1 · book 4 2 citations

    T

    1. Theaetetus Plato book 1 · book 2 4 citations
    2. Theages Plato book 1 1 citation
    3. Theogony Hesiod book 7 1 citation
    4. Theophrastus book 2 · book 3 2 citations
    5. Timaeus Plato book 1 · book 5 4 citations
    6. a tragedy Diogenes (the Cynic) book 2 · book 4 2 citations
    7. teaching of Basilides Basilides book 4 · book 7 2 citations

    V

    1. views on marriage Democritus book 2 2 citations

    W

    1. Wisdom of Solomon Solomon book 1 · book 4 · book 6 5 citations
    2. Works and Days Hesiod book 1 1 citation

    X

    1. Xenophon book 5 1 citation

    1. 1 Thessalonians Paul the Apostle book 1 · book 4 2 citations

    380 sources are named once. Each stands in the run of its own book, below — in the order of the text.

    in the order of the text

    8 of 8 books cite

    Book 1

    151 sources · 257 anchors

    Plato 6 · Psalms 3 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 9 · Isaiah 2 · Epistle to the Romans 2 · Proverbs 17 · Euripides 3 · Genesis 2 · Homer 2 · Gospel of Matthew 2 · Laws 3 · Epistle to the Hebrews 1 · Gospel of John 4 · Aristotle 3 · Epistle to the Ephesians 3 · Epistle to the Colossians 3 · Epistle to the Galatians 3 · First Epistle to Timothy 2 · Jeremiah 1 · Acts of the Apostles 6 · the Gospel 1 · Phaedo 1 · Pindar 2 · Deuteronomy 1 · Gospel according to Luke 1 · Hesiod 3 · Shepherd of Hermas 2 · Wisdom of Solomon 1 · Epistle to the Philippians 2 · Histories 3 · Odyssey 1 · Theaetetus 1 · Timaeus 3 · Epistles of Paul 12 · Book of Daniel 3 · Phaedrus 1 · Phaenomena 1 · Second Epistle to Timothy 2 · Statesman 3 · Epistle to the Corinthians 1 · Preaching of Peter 1 · 1 Thessalonians 1 · Cratylus 1 · Herodotus 1 · Indica 1 · Leviticus 1 · Ecclesiastes 1 · On Discoveries 2 · On the Jews 2 · Proverbs (Wisdom of Solomon) 4 · book of Esdras 1 · chronological account of Alexander's crossing into Asia 1 · sayings of the Lord (Gospel tradition) 7 · the Phoronis 2 · Apollodorus 1 · Bacchae 1 · Charmides 1 · Crito 1 · Dionysius of Halicarnassus 1 · Flavius Josephus 1 · Metaphysics 1 · Symposium 1 · Theages 1 · Works and Days 1 · book of Joshua 1 · book of Judges 1 · Against the Greeks 1 · Arcadica 1 · Archilochi 1 · Argonautica 1 · Aristeas the Argive 1 · Astrological Histories 1 · Babylonian Discourses 1 · Chaldean histories 1 · Chronicles 1 · Chronography (chronological work) 2 · Customs of Asia 1 · Daniel (prophecy of the seventy weeks) 1 · Demodocus 1 · Egyptian Histories 1 · Ephesians and Titus 1 · Epistle to Titus (quoting Epimenides) 1 · Europia 1 · Exagoge 3 · Exegetica 1 · Exodus (He who is has sent me) 1 · Exodus (commissioning of Bezalel) 2 · Flute-Singing Satyrs 1 · Genealogies (unnamed work) 1 · Genesis (narrative of Sarah, Hagar, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Tamar, and Judah) 3 · Gospel of Matthew (sayings of the Lord) 5 · Grammatica 1 · Isaiah (narrative) 1 · Italica 1 · Law of Moses (prohibition on the hire of a harlot and the price of a dog) 2 · Life of Moses 1 · Life of Pythagoras 1 · Little Iliad 1 · On Divination 1 · On Drunkenness 1 · On Hesiod 1 · On Kingship 1 · On Oracles 1 · On Pythagorean Philosophy 1 · On Pythagorean Symbols 1 · On the Egyptian Colony 1 · On the Gods 1 · On the Kings in Judaea 1 · On the Kings in Judaea (Eupolemus) 1 · On the Kings in Judaea (on Moses as first wise man) 1 · On the Poetry Ascribed to Orpheus 1 · Pandect 1 · Proverbs (on the liar and the thief) 1 · Proverbs (wisdom sayings) 1 · Pythagorean teaching (Muses sweeter than Sirens) 1 · Romans (on Abraham's justification by faith) 1 · Silloi 1 · Stoic doctrine of God's corporeality 1 · Titanomachy 1 · Triagmoi 1 · Tripod 1 · Wisdom of Sirach 1 · a treatise (unnamed) 1 · allegorical interpretation of Hagar and Sarah 1 · an ode (unnamed) 1 · an ode on Apollo's birth 1 · an oracle concerning Dionysus 1 · an unwritten saying attributed to the Lord 1 · chronological account of Troy to Alexander 1 · doctrines of the elements (air, water, fire, atoms) 1 · fables and slanderous writings 1 · first and second books of Kingdoms 1 · history of the Assyrians 1 · history of the fall of Ilium 1 · history of the kings of the Jews 1 · oracular verse on Cretan mendacity 1 · prophecy of Isaiah (the acceptable year of the Lord) 1 · saying of Pythagoras 1 · saying on the tongue of mortals 1 · sayings of Heraclitus 2 · teaching on boldness and wisdom 1 · the Scriptures (count of Jacob's descendants) 1 · the parable of the sower 1 · treatise on the Egyptian gods 1 · unknown tragic poet 1 · unspecified history of Assyria 1 · unspecified sayings collection 1 · unspecified work of Numenius 1 · verses concerning the Sibyl 1 · verses of Solon 1 · work addressed to Philometor 1

    Book 2

    104 sources · 256 anchors

    Plato 4 · Psalms 9 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 4 · Isaiah 15 · Epistle to the Romans 9 · Proverbs 21 · Genesis 11 · Homer 7 · Gospel of Matthew 7 · Laws 3 · Epistle to the Hebrews 5 · Gospel of John 4 · Aristotle 1 · Epistle to the Galatians 2 · First Epistle to Timothy 2 · Jeremiah 2 · the Gospel 6 · Exodus 4 · Phaedo 1 · Pindar 1 · Deuteronomy 3 · Epistle of Barnabas 6 · Gospel according to Luke 1 · Shepherd of Hermas 4 · Ezekiel 3 · First Epistle of John 1 · Theaetetus 3 · Epistles of Paul 2 · Phaedrus 1 · Statesman 2 · comedy 2 · Leviticus 2 · Medea 1 · Sophist 1 · Theophrastus 1 · Proverbs (Wisdom literature) 1 · Pythagorean precepts 2 · a tragedy 1 · doctrines on the end (telos) 2 · views on marriage 1 · Ajax 1 · Euthydemus 1 · Habakkuk 2 · Memorabilia 1 · Against Cleophon 1 · Basilidean doctrine of faith and election 3 · Epicurean doctrine of anticipation (prolepsis) 1 · Epistles (Galatians, Hebrews, 1 Corinthians) 1 · Epistles of Paul (on flesh and spirit) 2 · Fragment on mind and perception 1 · Fragments of Heraclitus 3 · Gospel (Luke) 1 · Gospel (Matthew) 1 · Gospel (Matthew, on divorce) 2 · Letter concerning the appendages 2 · Misoumenos (a comedy) 1 · On Pleasure (book 2) 1 · On Prudence 1 · On the Adventitious Soul 2 · On the End 1 · On the fact that the cause in ourselves toward happiness is greater than that from things 1 · Peripatetic doctrine on marriage 1 · Pythagorean oral tradition ("autos epha") 1 · Scripture (Deuteronomy, evening and morning prayer) 1 · Scripture (Golden Rule saying) 1 · Scripture (on being 'sold to strangers') 1 · Stoic doctrine of assent 1 · Stoic doctrine on marriage 1 · Stoic doctrine on the wise man's kingship 1 · Teaching of Critolaus of Phaselis 1 · The Law (Decalogue) 1 · Torah (Deuteronomy / Joshua) 1 · Traditions 1 · Valentinian doctrine of faith and knowledge 1 · Wisdom (Wisdom of Solomon) 1 · a saying on fatherhood 1 · a tragedy concerning Hades 1 · a tragedy concerning Laius 1 · an exposition of the writings of Moses 1 · comedy mocking Zeno's teaching 1 · doctrine and sayings of Epicurus 4 · doctrine of happiness 1 · doctrine of the end 1 · doctrine of virtue as the end 1 · doctrine on virtue and pleasure 1 · epigram of Sardanapallus 1 · gnomic sayings of the Greek sages 1 · letter of Valentinus 1 · medical sayings 1 · saying of Aristippus 1 · saying of Nicolaus 1 · saying of Zeno on the Indians 1 · sayings of Antisthenes 1 · sayings on friendship 1 · sayings on the passions 1 · teaching of Socrates 2 · teaching on the Archon's astonishment 3 · the Law (on adultery) 1 · the Law of Moses 20 · the Preaching (Kerygma Petrou) 1 · the doctrine of living according to nature 1 · tragedy (on Polyxena) 1 · tragic poetry 1 · verses of Crates 1

    Book 3

    56 sources · 152 anchors

    Psalms 3 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 14 · Isaiah 1 · Epistle to the Romans 11 · Proverbs 3 · Euripides 4 · Genesis 3 · Gospel of Matthew 7 · Laws 1 · Epistle to the Ephesians 1 · Epistle to the Colossians 1 · Epistle to the Galatians 1 · First Epistle to Timothy 4 · Jeremiah 3 · Phaedo 3 · Pindar 2 · Second Epistle to the Corinthians 3 · elegies 2 · Book of Job 1 · Gospel according to Luke 1 · Republic 2 · Epistle to the Philippians 1 · First Epistle of John 4 · First Epistle of Peter 2 · Histories 1 · the Gospel sayings of the Lord 4 · Book of Daniel 1 · Sibylline oracle 2 · the Law and the Prophets 2 · Cratylus 1 · Ethics 1 · Indica 1 · Theophrastus 1 · prophecy of Malachi 2 · Gospel according to the Egyptians 4 · book of Esdras 1 · Epinomis 1 · Epistle of Jude 1 · Haggai 1 · Iliad 1 · book of Numbers 1 · Epistle to Agathopus 1 · Epistles 9 · Gospel sayings of the Saviour 3 · Law of Moses (Exodus and Deuteronomy) 2 · Magica 1 · On Continence, or On Celibacy 3 · On Justice 3 · On Perfection according to the Saviour 2 · On the Peculiarities of Contests 1 · an apocryphal book on primordial emanations 1 · an unnamed tragedy on begetting children 13 · fragment on the soul 1 · fragments on generation 5 · one of the twelve prophets 1 · sayings on generation and death 2

    Book 4

    93 sources · 269 anchors

    Plato 2 · Psalms 11 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 13 · Isaiah 4 · Epistle to the Romans 9 · Proverbs 2 · Euripides 22 · Genesis 5 · Homer 3 · Gospel of Matthew 6 · Epistle to the Hebrews 4 · Epistle to the Ephesians 1 · Epistle to the Colossians 3 · Epistle to the Galatians 3 · Jeremiah 4 · Acts of the Apostles 1 · Exodus 3 · Phaedo 2 · Pindar 2 · Second Epistle to the Corinthians 4 · elegies 2 · Aeschylus 3 · Book of Job 4 · Gospel according to Luke 2 · Republic 3 · Sophocles 4 · Wisdom of Solomon 3 · Epistle to the Philippians 1 · Ezekiel 2 · First Epistle of John 1 · First Epistle of Peter 3 · Odyssey 4 · the Gospel sayings of the Lord 2 · Second Epistle to Timothy 1 · fragments 7 · Epistle to the Corinthians 7 · 1 Thessalonians 1 · Epistle to Titus 2 · Ethics 1 · Hosea 1 · Pythagorean precepts 1 · The Shepherd 1 · a tragedy 7 · sayings of the Lord (Gospel tradition) 2 · teaching of Basilides 3 · Antigone 2 · Apology 1 · Aristophanes 2 · Book of Esther 1 · Menexenus 1 · Micah 2 · Baruch 1 · Book of Daniel (Susanna) 1 · Book of Judith 1 · Delphic oracle response 1 · Exegetica, book twenty-three 6 · Fragments (sayings of Epicharmus) 1 · Fragments (sayings of Heraclitus) 3 · Fragments (verses of Simonides) 4 · Kingdoms 1 · Letter to Menoeceus 1 · On Goods and Evils 1 · On the Courage of the Philosophers 1 · Psalm 2 1 · Psalm 82 1 · Pythagorean doctrine of hope 1 · Pythagorean teaching 1 · Stoic doctrine 1 · Stoic doctrine on the soul 2 · Symposiaca 1 · a comedy of Antiphanes 1 · a comedy of Timocles 4 · a homily of Valentinus 1 · a lyric fragment 2 · a saying 1 · a saying of Democritus 1 · a saying of Epicharmus 2 · a saying on the soul's immortality 1 · an altered/variant gospel text 1 · an ode 2 · an unnamed tragedy on marriage 4 · heretical teaching denying true martyrdom by death 2 · his exposition of this Gospel saying 3 · his teaching on creation 2 · prophecy addressed to the Hebrews (Isaiah) 1 · reported teaching of Socrates 1 · teaching of Epicurus 1 · the Danaid 2 · the Epistles of Paul (Romans, Philippians, Galatians, 1 Corinthians, and others) 6 · the Gospel (sayings of Jesus) 15 · the Prophets 1 · the traditional Athenian harvest-wreath cry 2 · verses on the divinization of the wise 2

    Book 5

    141 sources · 307 anchors

    Plato 22 · Psalms 7 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 13 · Isaiah 3 · Epistle to the Romans 6 · Euripides 4 · Genesis 3 · Homer 9 · Laws 6 · Epistle to the Hebrews 1 · Gospel of John 1 · Aristotle 6 · Epistle to the Ephesians 2 · Epistle to the Colossians 4 · Epistle to the Galatians 1 · Jeremiah 3 · Acts of the Apostles 2 · Exodus 1 · Phaedo 2 · Pindar 3 · Second Epistle to the Corinthians 1 · elegies 3 · Aeschylus 4 · Deuteronomy 4 · Hesiod 4 · Republic 4 · Sophocles 5 · Timaeus 6 · the Gospel sayings of the Lord 4 · Bacchylides 2 · Callimachus 4 · Clement of Alexandria 1 · Phaedrus 2 · Phaenomena 2 · Second Epistle to Timothy 1 · On Nature 4 · Sibylline oracle 2 · comedy 2 · Hosea 1 · Sophist 1 · prophecy of Malachi 1 · Ecclesiastes 1 · Law of Moses / Torah 3 · Orphic verses 4 · Proverbs (Wisdom literature) 1 · Proverbs (Wisdom of Solomon) 2 · comedies 5 · comic verse 2 · poem 2 · prophetic scripture (Isaiah) 3 · Alexandra 1 · Book of Jonah 1 · Epigrams 1 · Gorgias 1 · Joel 1 · Lysis 1 · Meno 1 · Panathenaicus 1 · Protagoras 1 · Second Epistle to the Thessalonians 1 · Xenophon 1 · Apocalypse of Zephaniah 1 · Delphic oracle 1 · Epistle of Barnabas (gnostic tradition) 1 · Epistle of Barnabas (interpretation of the dietary law) 1 · Epistle of the Romans to the Corinthians 1 · Exodus (law of the open pit) 1 · Gospel sayings 3 · Hymn on the Good 2 · Leviticus (priestly purification law) 1 · Mosaic dietary law (Leviticus/Deuteronomy) 2 · On Abraham and the Egyptians 1 · On Fortune 1 · On Indication 1 · On Nature (fragments) 3 · On Plato's ethics (three books) 1 · On the Nature of the World 1 · On the Poetry of Orpheus 1 · On the Republic and Stoic doctrine 3 · Oracles of Zoroaster 1 · Orphic hymns and writings 7 · Pythagorean symbols 4 · Replies to Heracleodorus 1 · Republic (comic poem) 2 · Song of Moses (Exodus) 1 · a poem of Empedocles 2 · a poem of Solon 1 · a saying of Heraclitus 1 · an unspecified Gospel 1 · an unwritten saying of the Lord 1 · doctrine attributed to Basilides 1 · doctrine of Democritus 1 · doctrine of Xenocrates 1 · doctrine of chance 1 · doctrine of conflagration 1 · doctrine of salvation by nature 1 · doctrine of the Creator distinct from the Good God 1 · esoteric Pythagorean doctrine 2 · fragments on the divine 1 · gnomic sayings 1 · hymn to the Father 1 · iambic verses 1 · inscription over the temple entrance 1 · interpretation of the Ephesian letters 1 · myth of Virtue and Vice 1 · myth of the two jars (Pandora) 1 · oracles of Jeremiah 2 · philosophic poetry 1 · philosophical poem on nature 1 · philosophical sayings 1 · poem 'On Nature' (fragment on Truth and opinion) 1 · poem featuring Nestor at the Simoeis 1 · poem on being and hope 1 · poems on faith, love, and disbelief 3 · poet-theologians of the Greeks 1 · practice of concealment in inner shrines 3 · practice of concealment through the veil 1 · prophecies of Isaiah 3 · prophetic scripture (unnamed prophet) 1 · reply to Theodoridas 1 · report of Macedonian priestly prayer 1 · restricted writings 1 · satirical poem on Strife 1 · sayings and parables of the Gospel 5 · sayings attributed to the Ephesian 1 · sayings of Thales 1 · sayings on Zeus's omniscience 1 · sayings on the divine 1 · sayings on the soul's ascent 1 · secret writings 1 · teaching of Pythagoras / the Pythagorean school 2 · teaching on faith as natural intelligence 1 · teaching on symbolic speech 1 · teaching on the sun as 'the striker' 1 · the Torah / Mosaic writings 4 · theology (theogonic writings) 2 · tragedy fragment on proportion 1 · unspecified saying on philosophic inquiry 1 · unspecified saying regarding the Greeks 1 · unspecified verses on divine thoughts and opinion 1 · writings on Peripatetic dependence on Moses 1

    Book 6

    99 sources · 223 anchors

    Plato 6 · Psalms 19 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 3 · Isaiah 4 · Epistle to the Romans 1 · Proverbs 4 · Euripides 2 · Genesis 5 · Homer 10 · Gospel of Matthew 9 · Epistle to the Hebrews 1 · Gospel of John 6 · Aristotle 1 · Epistle to the Colossians 1 · First Epistle to Timothy 1 · Acts of the Apostles 2 · the Gospel 4 · Exodus 4 · Second Epistle to the Corinthians 2 · elegies 5 · Aeschylus 1 · Deuteronomy 2 · Epistle of Barnabas 1 · Hesiod 3 · Shepherd of Hermas 1 · Sophocles 3 · Wisdom of Solomon 9 · Histories 2 · Odyssey 1 · Epistles of Paul 3 · Bacchylides 1 · Clement of Alexandria 1 · Epistle to the Corinthians 1 · Preaching of Peter 7 · Sibylline oracle 1 · the Law and the Prophets 1 · Herodotus 2 · Medea 1 · Revelation 2 · Law of Moses / Torah 2 · The Shepherd 1 · Demosthenes 3 · Hippocrates 1 · Hymn to Zeus 1 · Isocrates 2 · 1 Samuel 1 · Cypria 1 · Deucalioneia 1 · Expositions of the Prophet Parchor 1 · Heracleia and the Capture of Oechalia 1 · On Eight-months' Children 1 · On Friends 1 · On the Hebdomad 1 · Pauline Epistles 4 · Preaching of Paul 2 · Pythagorean number doctrine 1 · Scripture (Exodus) 1 · Socratic doctrines 1 · Spartans and the Pytine 3 · Thesprotians and other verses 3 · Tobit 1 · a philosophical poem 1 · a prophetic oracle 1 · a treatise on the moon's phases 1 · an apostolic epistle on mercy toward the doubting 1 · an ode on the seven-toned lyre 1 · ancient history of Cadmus 1 · apophthegm on the pledge 1 · comic fragment on madness 1 · comic fragments 3 · comic fragments on the changeability of life 1 · compiled discourse from Orpheus, Musaeus, Hesiod, and Homer 1 · cosmogony of Zas 1 · cosmological and mythological verses 4 · doctrine of the four roots 1 · doctrine of the soul's immortality 1 · doctrine of the soul's immortality and of transmigration 2 · elegy on gifts 1 · elegy on satiety and insolence 1 · fragments on poetic inspiration 1 · historical work on early Greece 1 · iambic fragments 3 · leading doctrines 1 · maxim on friend and enemy 1 · ode to Love 1 · prophetic oracles 1 · statement on inferring the unseen and the counterfeit mind 1 · teaching on harmonic genera 1 · teaching on virtue as habit 1 · testimony on the fire at Sinai 1 · the Scriptures / the prophets 7 · the apostolic epistles 1 · the forty-two sacred books 3 · the new covenant oracle 1 · the writings of Hystaspes 1 · unnamed tragic poet 1 · verse on the Muses 1 · verses on Truth 1 · verses on the four roots and on transmigration 3

    Book 7

    57 sources · 110 anchors

    Psalms 13 · First Epistle to the Corinthians 12 · Isaiah 2 · Epistle to the Romans 1 · Proverbs 1 · Euripides 1 · Gospel of Matthew 4 · Laws 4 · Epistle to the Hebrews 1 · Gospel of John 1 · Epistle to the Ephesians 2 · Epistle to the Galatians 1 · the Gospel 4 · Book of Job 1 · Gospel according to Luke 1 · Epistles of Paul 3 · the Gospel sayings of the Lord 8 · Clement of Alexandria 1 · the Law and the Prophets 5 · teaching of Basilides 1 · Antiphon 1 · Theogony 1 · Aesop 1 · Cleanthes 1 · Cyrenaic doctrine 1 · Deserters 1 · Epistles and Acts (teaching on circumcision) 1 · Gospel of Matthew (parable of the ten virgins) 1 · Know Thyself maxim 1 · On Life according to Nature 1 · On Nourishment from Animals 1 · Proverbs (Wisdom) 1 · Scripture 1 · Stoic doctrine of divine perception 1 · Superstitious Man and other comedies 2 · The Feasts 1 · Theognis's poetry 1 · Traditions of Matthias 1 · Wisdom sayings of Solomon 1 · anecdote on the mouse omen 1 · apophthegms of Diogenes 2 · apostolic and ecclesiastical tradition 4 · apostolic tradition 1 · comedy mocking sign-watchers 1 · comedy on sorcerers' purifications 1 · doctrine of transmigration of souls 2 · fragment on gods' anthropomorphic forms 1 · jest on the bag and mouse 1 · opinion of Matthias 1 · prophetic Scripture 1 · sacrifices poem and Semele 1 · saying on purity of mind and body 1 · teaching of Marcion 1 · teaching of Valentinus 1 · teaching on the needlessness of prayer 1 · unnamed tragedy on Orestes 1 · unspecified comic fragment 1

    Book 8

    11 sources · 14 anchors

    Plato 1 · Aristotle 2 · Gospel saying on seeking and knocking 1 · Mosaic Law (lex talionis: eye for eye, life for life) 1 · Stoic definition of the sun 1 · Stoic doctrine of predicates ('things-said') 1 · Stoic doctrine of the vegetative soul 1 · comic verse on man 1 · myth of Medea 1 · skeptical doctrine of universal suspension of judgement 3 · sophism on speech and the house 1

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