Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature
Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature , or Texts and Studies for short (abbreviated to TU ), is the name of a scientific series of publications on church history that was founded in 1882 by Adolf Harnack together with Oscar von Gebhardt .
The first volume appeared in 1883. TU, number of the volume is quoted, the issue with a comma, e.g. B. TU 12, 2 for the second issue of the twelfth volume. Initially, delivery usually took place in around four booklets a year, which together form a volume. The number of publications increased at the turn of the 20th century, so that in some cases several volumes appeared next to each other at the same time. Some works initially appeared as independent publications, but were later included in this series, so that individual contributions have a publication year different from the volume. The individual contributions vary in length from short articles to the size of monographs with their own registers and appendices, so that one can sometimes speak of a monograph series. The second episode supported the publication of the results of the research of the Church Fathers Commission, which Harnack chaired.
The editions from 1883 to 1941 were published by the Hinrichs publishing house in Leipzig, partly also by the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin, and since 1942 by the De Gruyter publishing house .
editor
The founders and first publishers of the series were Adolf Harnack and Oscar von Gebhardt , followed by Carl Schmidt , Erich Klostermann and Walther Eltester . Kurt Aland was co-editor from the 5th series, which was published by the Berlin Akademie-Verlag . The series has been continued in recent years on behalf of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences . 170 volumes had appeared by 2013.
First episode, volumes 1 to 15
- Volume 1: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 1, 1883.
- Adolf Harnack: The Tradition of the Greek Apologists of the 2nd Century in the Old Church and in the Middle Ages.
- Adolf Harnack: The Altercatio Simonis Iudaei et Theophili Christiani together with studies on the anti-Jewish polemics in the old church.
- Adolf Harnack: The Acta Archelai and the Diatessaron Tatians.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: On the handwritten tradition of the Greek apologists. 1. the Arethascodex, Paris Gr. 451.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: The Gospels of Matthew and Marcus from the Codex Purpureus Rossanensis, ed.
- Adolf Harnack: The alleged Gospel commentary by Theophilus of Antioch.
- Volume 2: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 2, 1886.
- Adolf Harnack: The teaching of the Twelve Apostles together with studies on the oldest history of the church constitution and church law. Appendix: An overlooked fragment of the Διδαχή in an old Latin translation, given by Oscar von Gebhardt.
- Eberhard Vischer: The Revelation of St.John as a Jewish apocalypse in a Christian version proven by Eberhard Vischer with an afterword by Adolf Harnack.
- Albert Jahn: Des h. Eustathius, Archbishop of Antioch, judgment of Origen, regarding the view of the fortune-teller I Kings. (Sam) 28, and the related homily of Origen, from the Munich Hds. 331 supplemented and improved, with critical and exegetical comments.
- Adolf Harnack: The sources of the so-called apostolic church order along with an investigation into the origin of the lectorate and other minor ordinations.
- Volume 3: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 3, 1888.
- Friedrich Loofs : Leontius of Byzantium and the eponymous writers of the Greek Church. 1. Book the life and polemical works of Leontius of Byzantium.
- Georg Bert: Aphrahat's, the Persian sage, homilies. Translated and explained from Syriac.
- Adolf Harnack: The acts of the Karpus, the Papylus and the Agathonike, a document from the time of M. Aurel.
- Volume 4: Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature Volume 4, Greek Apologists 1888–1893.
- Eduardus Schwartz : Tatiani Oratio ad Graecos.
- Eduardus Schwartz: Athenagorae libellus pro Christianis. Oratio de resurrectione cadaverum.
- Edgar Hennecke : The Apology of Aristides.
- Volume 5: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 5, 1889.
- Adolf Harnack: The pseudocyprian tract de aleatoribus, the oldest Latin Christian script, a work of the Roman bishop Victor I (saec. II.).
- Ernst Noeldechen: The time of writing Tertullian's writings.
- Carl de Boor : Fragments of Papias, Hegesippus and Pierius.
- Rudolf Handmann: The Gospel of the Hebrews.
- Alfred Resch: Agrapha. Extra-Canonical Gospel fragments collected and examined.
- Appendix: The Fajum Gospel Fragment by Adolf Harnack.
- Volume 6: Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature Vol. 6 1889–1891.
- Paul Koetschau : The text transmission of the books of Origen against Celsus. Prolegomena to a critical issue.
- Johannes Werner: The Paulinism of Irenaeus.
- Hans Staehelin: Hippolyts gnostic sources in his main writing against the heretics.
- Adolf Harnack: Seven new fragments of the syllogisms of Apelles.
- Adolf Harnack: The Gwynn'schen Cajus and Hippolytus fragments
- Hans Achelis : The oldest sources of the oriental church law. First book: the Canonens Hippolyti.
- Volume 7: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 7, 1892.
- Bernhard Weiss : The Johannes Apocalypse. Text-critical research and text production.
- Adolf Harnack: About the Gnostic book Pistis-Sophia.
- Adolf Harnack: Bread and water: the Eucharistic elements in Justin.
- Johannes Dräseke : Apollinarios of Laodicea. His life and his writings. In addition to an appendix: Apollinarii Laodiceni quae supersunt dogmatica.
- Volume 8: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 8, 1892.
- Carl Schmidt: Gnostic writings in the Coptic language from the Codex Brucianus, edited, translated and edited.
- Bernhard Weiss: The Catholic Letters. Text-critical research and text production
- Adolf Harnack: The Greek translation of the Apologeticus Tertullians.
- Adolf Harnack: Medicines from the oldest church history.
- Volume 9: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 9, 1893.
- Ludwig Hallier: Investigations on the Edessen Chronicle. Edited with the Syrian text and a translation.
- Richard Raabe: The Apology of Aristides. Translated from Syriac and edited with comparative articles and comments.
- Adolf Harnack: Fragments of the Gospel and the Apocalypse of Peter. (2nd improved and expanded edition)
- Bernhard Weiss: The Acts of the Apostles. Text-critical examinations and text production.
- Volume 10: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 10, 1897.
- Alfred Resch: Extra-Canonical parallel texts to the Gospels, collected and examined. First part Text-critical and source-critical foundations, parallel texts on Matthäus and Marcus.
- Alfred Resch: second part parallel texts to Lucas
- Volume 11: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 11 1894.
- Ernst von Dobschütz: The kerygma Petri examined critically.
- Hans Achelis : Acta SS Nerei et Achillei. Text and investigation.
- Ernst Rolffs: The Indulgence Edict of the Roman Bishop Kallist. Critically examined and reconstructed.
- Willhelm Bousset: Text-critical studies on the New Testament.
- Volume 12: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 12, 1895.
- Adolf Schlatter: The chronograph from the tenth year of Antonius.
- Adolf Harnack: On the transmission history of the early Christian literature.
- Ernst Noeldechen. Tertullian's Tested against the Jews for unity, authenticity, origin.
- Paul Pape: The sermon and the letter fragment of Aristide examined for authenticity.
- Eduard Freiherr von der Goltz : Igantius of Antioch as a Christian and theologian. An investigation into the history of dogma.
- Erich Klostermann: Greek excerpts from homilies of Origen.
- Ernst Rolffs: Documents from the anti-montanist struggle of the West. A source-critical investigation.
- Afdolf Harnack: To the Abercius inscription.
- Volume 13: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 13 1895
- Adolf Harnack: A previously unrecognized writing by Pope Sixtus II from the year 257/8.
- Adolf Harnack: The Peter apocalypse in the old occidental church.
- Adolf Harnack: Patristic about Luc. 16.19.
- Ludwig Emil Iselin: A hitherto unknown version of the first part of the apostles' teaching (Didache), translated by A. Heusler.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: The Psalms of Solomon published for the first time using the Athos manuscripts and the Codex Casanatensis. 1895
- Georg Wentzel : The Greek translation of the viri inlustres of Hieronymus. 1895.
- Adolf Harnack: The Edict of Antoninus Pius.
- Adolf Harnack: A previously unrecognized font by Novatian's from the year 249/50 ["Cyprian", de Laude Martyrii]. 1895
- Volume 14: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, Volume 14, 1896.
- Ernest Cushing Richardson: Hieronymus liber de viris inlustribus.
- Ernest Cushing Richardson: Gennadius liber de viris inlustribus.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: Hieronymus de viris inlustribus in Greek translation. (The so-called Sophronius.)
- James Hardy Ropes: The Proverbs of Jesus That Are Not Narrated in the Canonical Gospels.
- Bernhard Weiss: Textual criticism of the Pauline letters.
- Bruno Violet: The Palestinian Martyrs of Eusebius of Caesarea.
- Volume 15: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature, volume 15 with two registers on volumes I – XV 1897.
- Peter Corssen : Monarchian Prologues to the Four Gospels. A contribution to the history of the canon.
- Emil Theodor Klette: The Trial and the Acta S. Apollonii.
- Albert Bruckner : Julian from Eclanum. His life and his teaching. A contribution to the history of Pelagianism.
- Adolf Harnack: About the third letter of John.
- Wilhelm Anz: On the question of the origin of Gnosticism. An attempt at the history of religion.
- Index to the first row, Volumes 1 to 15. Organized according to the author and subject.
New episode, volumes 16 to 30
Full title: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature. Archive for the Church Fathers Commission of the Kgl. Prussian Academy of Sciences undertook edition of the older Christian writers. Edited by Oscar von Gebhardt and Adolf Harnack.
- New series Volume 1 (Vol. 16): Texts and Investigations 16 1897.
- Karl Holl : The Sacra Parallela of Johannes Damascenus
- Nathanael Bonwetsch : Studies on Hippolyte's commentaries on the book of Daniel and Hohen Liede.
- Erich Klostermann: The tradition of the Jeremiahomilien of Origen.
- Hans Achelis: Hippolytstudien.
- New series Volume 2 (Vol. 17): Texts and Investigations 17 1899.
- Bernhard Weiss: The Codex D in the Acts of the Apostles. Text-critical investigation.
- Wilhelm Haller: Iovinianus, the fragments of his writings, the sources of his history, his life and his teaching.
- Georg Steindorff : The Apocalypse of Elias, an unknown apocalypse and fragments of the Sophonias apocalypse. Coptic texts, translation and glossary. With a double plaque in collotype.
- Georg Wobbermin : Early Christian liturgical pieces from the Church of Egypt together with a dogmatic letter from Bishop Serapion of Thmuis.
- Ludwig Jeep : On the tradition of Philostorgios.
- Eduard Freiherr von der Goltz: A text-critical work of the tenth resp. sixth century, published according to a code of the Athos monastery Lavra. With a double plaque in collotype.
- New series Volume 3 (Vol. 18): Texts and Investigations 18 1899.
- Ernst von Dobschütz : Images of Christ. Research on the Christian legend.
- New series Volume 4 (Volume 19): Texts and Investigations 19 1899.
- Carl Erbes: The days of death of the apostles Paul and Peter and their Roman monuments. Critical Investigations.
- Adolf Harnack: The heretic catalog of the Bishop Maruta of Maipherkat.
- Karl G. Goetz: The old beginning and the original form of Cyprian's writing Ad Donatum.
- Bernhard Weiss: Textual Critique of the Four Gospels.
- Eduard Bratke: The so-called religious talk at the court of the Sasanids.
- Adolf Harnack: Three little noticed Cyprian writings and the " Acta Pauli ".
- Alfred Stülcken: Athanasiana. Studies of literary and dogma history.
- New series Volume 5 (Vol. 20): Texts and investigations 20 1901.
- Rudolf Knopf : The first Clement's letter examined and published.
- Karl Holl: Fragments of the pre-ican church fathers from the Sacra parallela published.
- Adolf Harnack: Pfaff's Irenäus fragments proven to be Pfaff's forgeries.
- Adolf Harnack: Miscelles on the apostolic fathers, the Acta Pauli, Apelles, the Muratoric fragment, the Pseudocyprianic writings and Claudianus Mamertus.
- Carl Schmidt: Plotin's position on Gnosticism and ecclesiastical Christianity.
- Carl Schmidt: Fragments of a writing by the martyr bishop Peter of Alexandria.
- Otto Stählin : On the handwritten tradition of Clemens Alexandrinus.
- New series Volume 6 (Vol. 21): Texts and investigations 21 1901.
- Joseph Sickenberger : Titus von Bostra. Studies on his Lukashomilien.
- Eberhard Nestle : The church history of Eusebius translated from Syriac.
- August Urbain: A martyrology of the Christian community in Rome at the beginning of the 5th century. Source studies on the history of the Roman martyrs.
- Adolf Harnack: Diodor of Tarsus. Four pseudo-Justinian writings identified as the property of Diodorus.
- New series Volume 7 (Vol. 22): Texts and Investigations 22 1902.
- Johannes Flemming: The book of Enoch. Ethiopian text with introduction and commentary.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: Passio S. Theclae virginis. Edited the Latin translations of Acta Paule et Theclae together with fragments, excerpts and supplements.
- Erwin Preuschen : Eusebius' Church History Books VI and VII translated from Armenian.
- Joseph Sickenberger : The Lukaskatene of Niketas of Herakleia examined.
- New series Volume 8 (Vol. 23): Texts and Investigations 23 1903.
- Johannes Geffcken : Composition and time of origin of the Oracula Sibyllina.
- Adolf Harnack: About lost letters and files that can be determined from the Cyprian letter collection.
- Erich Klostermann: Eusebius' writing περὶ τῶν τοπικῶν ὀνομάτων τῶν ἐν τῇ θεῖᾳ γραφῇ.
- G. Nathanael Bonwetsch: Hippolyt's commentary on the Song of Songs based on N. Marr's edition of the Greek text.
- Hugo Gressmann : Studies on Euseb's Theophany
- Radulph Janssen: The Gospel of John after the paraphrase of Nonnus Panopolitanus published with a detailed critical apparatus.
- New series Volume 9 (Vol. 24): Texts and Investigations 24 1903.
- Carl Schmidt: The old Peter Acts examined in connection with the apocryphal literature of the apostles. Along with a newly discovered fragment.
- William Wrede : The Authenticity of the Second Letter to the Thessalonians.
- Adolf Harnack: The pseudocyprian tract de singularitate clericorum, a work of the Donatian bishop Macrobius in Rome.
- Adolf Harnack: The hypotyposes of the Theognost.
- Adolf Harnack: The forged letter from Bishop Theomas to the Lord Chamberlain Lucian.
- Hans von Schubert : The so-called Praedestinatus. A contribution to the history of Pelagianism.
- New series Volume 10 (Vol. 25): Texts and Investigations 25 1904.
- Johannes Leipoldt : Schenute von Atripe and the emergence of the national Egyptian Christianity.
- Hans Achelis and Johannes Flemming: The Syrian Didaskalia. [The oldest sources of the oriental. Canon Law, Book II]
- Hans Freiherr von Soden : The Cyprian letter collection. History of their creation and tradition. 2 tables.
- Hans Waitz : The pseudo-clementines, homilies and recognitions. A source-critical investigation.
- New series Volume 11 (Vol. 26): Texts and Investigations 26 1904.
- G. Nathanael Bonwetsch: Three Georgian preserved writings by Hippolytus.
- Johannes Leipoldt: Saïdische excerpts from the 8th book of the apostolic constitutions.
- Wilhelm Kraatz: Coptic files z. Ephesian Council in 431. Translations and investigations
- Alexander Berendts: The handwritten tradition of the Zacharias and Johannes apocrypha.
- Alexander Berendts: About the libraries of the Meteoric and Ossa-Olympic Monasteries.
- Erwand Ter-Minassiantz: The Armenian Church in its Relations with the Syrian Churches. By the end of the 13th century. Adapted from the Armenian and Syrian sources.
- New series Volume 12 (Vol. 27): Texts and Investigations 27 1904.
- Alfred Resch: Paulinism and the Logia of Jesus examined in their mutual relationship.
- New series Volume 13 (Vol. 28): Texts and Investigations 28 1905.
- Theodor Schermann : The history of the dogmatic Florilegien from V.-VIII. Century.
- Paul Koetschau: On the textual criticism of Origen's Commentary on John.
- Adolf Harnack: Analecta to the oldest history of Christianity in Rome.
- Erich Klostermann: About the Didymus of Alexandria in epistolas canonicas enarratio.
- Gotthold Resch: The Apostle Decree examined according to its non-canonical text form.
- Adolf Harnack: The charge of atheism in the first three centuries.
- Karl Schultze: The martyrdom of the holy Abo of Tbilisi.
- Friedrich Augar: The woman in the Roman Christian trial. A contribution to the history of persecution of the Christian church in the Roman state.
- New series Volume 14 (Vol. 29): Texts and Investigations 29 1906.
- Adolf Bauer : The Chronicle of Hippolytos in Matritensis graecus 121. Along with a treatise on the Stadiasmus maris magni by O. Cuntz. With an illustration in the text and 5 plates.
- Eduard Freiherr von der Goltz: Λόγος σωτηρίας πρὸς τὴν παρθένον (de virginitate). A real writing by Athanasius.
- Eduard Freiherr von der Goltz: Table prayers and sacrament prayers in the early Christian and in the Greek Church.
- Johannes Leipoldt: Didymus the blind of Alexandria.
- Alexander Berendts: The testimonies of Christianity in the Slavic “De Bello Judaico” of Josephus.
- New series Volume 15 (30) 1906 Texts and Investigations 30 1906.
- Otto Seeck : The letters of Libanius, sorted by time.
- Alfred Resch: Agrapha. Extra-Canonical fragments of writing, collected, examined and published in a second completely revised edition, increased by the Old Testament Agrapha. With 5 registers.
Third row, volumes 31 to 45
The third series was edited by Carl Schmidt and Adolf Harnack. The full title is: Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature. Archive for the Church Fathers Commission of the Kgl. Prussian Academy of Sciences undertook edition of the older Christian writers. Edited by Adolf Harnack and Carl Schmidt.
- Volume 1 of the third series (Volume 31): Texts and Investigations 31 1907.
- Irenaeus : The Scriptures of St. Irenaeus to show the apostolic proclamation. Εἰς ἐπίδειξιν ἀποστολικοῦ κηρύγματος. Discovered in Armenian version, ed. and translated into German by Licc. Dr. Karapet Ter-Merktchian and Erwand Ter-Minassiantz. With an afterword and comments by Adolf Harnack.
- G. Nathanael Bonwetsch: The script about faith handed down under Hippolyts name. After a translation of the Georgian version in a Schatberder manuscript.
- Hugo Koch: Vincenz von Lerin and Gennadius. A contribution to the literary history of semipelaginanism.
- Hugo Koch: Virgines Christi. The Vows of Consecrated Virgins in the First Three Centuries.
- Theodor Schermann: prophets and apostolic legends. Along with Dorotheus' catalogs of disciples and related texts.
- Georg Schalkhauser: To the writings of the Makarios of Magnesia.
- Volume 2 of the third series (Volume 32): Texts and Investigations 32 1908.
- Carl Schmidt: The first Clement's letter in Old Coptic translation examined and edited by Carl Schmidt. With collotype facsimile of the manuscript.
- Bernhard Dombart: On the text history of the Civitas Dei Augustins since the first prints were made.
- Joseph Bidez : La tradition manuscrite de Sozomène et la tripartite de Théodore le Lecteur.
- Bernhard Weiss: The sources of the synoptic tradition.
- Hans Lietzmann : The life of the holy Symeon Stylites. Edited in cooperation with the members of the Church History Department of the University of Jena. With a German translation of the Syrian biography and the letters from Heinrich Hilgenfeld.
- Volume 3 of the third row (Volume 33): Texts and Investigations 33 1909.
- Hans von Soden (ed.): The Latin New Testament in Africa at the time of Cyprian according to Bible manuscripts and father's certificates. With the support of the Kgl. Prussian historical institute.
- 4th volume of the third row (Vol. 34): Texts and investigations 34 1910.
- Siegmund Hellmann : Pseudo-Cyprianus de XII abusivus saeculi.
- Joseph Sickenberger: Fragments of the homilies of Cyril of Alexandria to the Gospel of Luke.
- Ernst Hautsch : The Gospel Quotes of Origen.
- Theodor Schermann: Greek magic papyri and the congregation and thanksgiving prayer in I. Klemensbriefe.
- Walther Reichardt: The letters of the Sextus Julius Africanus to Aristides and Origen.
- Felix Haase : On the Bardesan gnosis. Literary-critical and dogma-historical studies.
- 5th volume of the third row (Vol. 35): Texts and Investigations 35 1910.
- Hugo Koch: Cyprian and the Roman primacy. A study of the history of churches and dogmas.
- Irenaeus: Against the heretics. ᾿Έλεγος και ἀνaτροπὴ τῆς ψευδωνύμου γνώσεως. Book IV and V in Armenian version discovered by Lic. Karapet Ter-Mekertchian, ed. by Lic. Dr. Erwand Ter-Minassiantz.
- Bernhard Weiss: The letter to the Hebrews in contemporary history.
- A Jewish-Christian psalm book from the first century. [The odes of ... Solomon, now first published from the Syriac version by J. Rendel Harris , 1909.] translated from Syriac by Johannes Flemming, edited and edited by Adolf Harnack.
- Volume 6 of the third series (Vol. 36): Texts and Investigations 36 1913.
- H. Joseph Vogels: The harmonization in the gospel text of the Codex Cantabrigensis. A contribution to New Testament textual criticism.
- Theodor Schermann: The liturgical papyrus of Dêr-Balyzeh. An Easter morning sacrament liturgy.
- Karl Holl: The handwritten tradition of Epiphanius (Ancoratus and Panarion).
- Hermann Jordan: Armenian Irenaeus Fragments. With a German translation based on Dr. W. Lüdtke. Partly published and examined for the first time.
- Ivar A. Heikel: Critical contributions to the Constantin writings of Eusebius (Eusebius Works Volume I).
- 7th volume of the third row (Vol. 37): Texts and investigations 37 1911.
- Alfred Schmidke: New Fragments and Studies on the Jewish Christian Gospels. A contribution to the literature and history of the Jewish Christians.
- Oscar von Gebhardt: The files of the Edessen confessors Gurja, Samina and Abiboa. From the estate of O. v. G. edited by Ernst von Dobschütz.
- Carola Barth : The interpretation of the New Testament in the Valentinian Gnosis.
- Adolf von Harnack: Critique of the New Testament by a Greek philosopher of the 3rd century [the pamphlet contained in the Apocritus of Macarius Magnes].
- 8th volume of the third row (Vol. 38): Texts and Investigations 38 1912.
- Constantin Diobuniotis and N. Beïs: Hippolyts writing about the blessings of Jacob.
- Constantin Diobuniotis: Hippolyt's commentary on Daniel in handwriting No. 573 of the Meteoron Monastery. With a foreword by G. Nath. Bonwetsch.
- August Bill: On the explanation and textual criticism of Tertullian's 1st book “Adversus Marcionem”.
- Constantin Diobuniotis and Adolf Harnack: The Scholia Commentary of Origen on the Apocalypse Johannis. Along with a piece from Irenaeus, liber V, graece. Discovered and published.
- Ernst von Dobschütz: The Decretum Gelasianum de libris recipiendis et non recipiendis. Edited and examined in critical text.
- 9th volume of the third row (Vol. 39): Texts and Investigations 39 1913.
- Adolf Harnack: Is Paul's speech in Athens an original part of the Acts of the Apostles?
- Adolf Harnack: Judaism and Jewish Christianity in Justin's Dialogue with Trypho, together with a collation of the Parisian manuscript No. 459.
- Richard Ganschinietz : Hippolyts chapter against the magicians. Refut. haer. IV 28-42
- Adolf Harnack: The life of Cyprian von Pontius. The first Christian biography.
- Josef Martin : Studies and contributions to the explanation and time determination of Commodians.
- Hugo Greßmann : nun mirror and monk mirror of Euagrios Pontikos. First published in the original.
- Volume 10 of the third series (Volume 40): Texts and Investigations 40 1914.
- Adolf Bretz: Studies and texts on Asterios from Amasea
- Werner Heintze: The Clement novel and its Greek sources
- Georg Walther: Investigations into the history of the Greek exegesis of the Lord's Prayer.
- Heinrich Schrörs: On the history of the text and explanation of Tertullian's Apologetic.
- Volume 11 of the third series (Volume 41): Texts and Investigations 41 1914–1915.
- Franz Wutz: Onomastica Sacra. Investigations on the liber interpretationis nominum hebraicorum of St. Jerome. 1st half: Sources and system of the onomastics. 2nd half: texts and registers.
- Volume 12 of the third series, Texts and Investigations 42 1920
- WA Baehrens: Tradition and text history of the origins of the origins of the Old Testament in Latin.
- Karl Heussi : Investigations into Nilus the ascetic,
- Adolf von Harnack: The church-historical output of the exegetical work of Origen (1st part: Hexateuch and book of judges).
- Adolf von Harnack: The terminology of rebirth and related experiences in the oldest church.
- Adolf von Harnack: The church-historical result of the exegetical art work of Origen (2nd part: The two testaments with the exclusion of the Hexateuch and the book of judges).
- 13th volume of the third series (Vol. 43): Texts and investigations 43 1919.
- Carl Schmidt: Conversations between Jesus and his disciples after the resurrection. A Catholic Apostolic Letter of the 2nd Century. Based on a Coptic papyrus from the Institut de la Mission Archeol. Francaise au Caire with the assistance of Mr. Pierre Lacau, current General Director of the Egyptian Museums. Edited, translated and examined along with three digressions. With collotype facsimile of the manuscript. Translation of the Ethiopian text by Isaak Wajnberg.
- 14th volume of the third series (Vol. 44): Texts and investigations 44 1921-1924
- Carl Schmidt and Hermann Grapow : The Benan letter, a modern forgery of the life of Jesus by Ernst Edler von der Planitz, uncovered by D. Dr. Carl Schmidt, Professor of Theology at the University of Berlin with the assistance of Dr. Hermann Grapow.
- Nathanael Bonwetsch: The books of the secrets of Enoch, the so-called Slavic Book of Enoch published.
- Otto Bauernfeind : Origen's Roman letter text based on the Codex von der Goltz; (Cod. 184 B 64 of the Athos monastery Lavra) / under. u. ed.
- Adolf von Harnack: New Studies on Marcion.
- Friedrich Loofs: Paulus von Samosata, an investigation into the ancient church literature and dogma history.
- 15th volume of the third series (vol. 45): Texts and investigations 45 1st edition 1921, 2nd edition 1924.
- Adolf Harnack: Marcion: the gospel of the strange god; a monograph on the history of the foundation of the Catholic Church.
Fourth row, volumes 46 to 55
- 1st volume of the 4th series (Vol. 46) 1929–1930
- Carl Schmidt: Studies on the pseudo-clementines , along with an appendix: The oldest Roman list of bishops and the pseudo-clementines.
- [Ernst Jungklaus: The community of Hippolyts: shown. according to his church order]
- Friedrich Loofs: Theophilus of Antioch adversus Marcionem and the other theological sources in Irenaeus .
- 2nd volume of the 4th series (Vol. 47) 1932
- Friedrich Gerke : the position of the 1st letter of Clement within the development of the early Christian community constitution and church law.
- Erich Klostermann, Ernst Benz: On the tradition of Origen's explanation of Matthew.
- Max Rauer: Form and tradition of the Luke homilies of Origen.
- Erich Klostermann: Gleanings on the tradition of Origen's declaration of Matthew.
- 3rd volume of the 4th series (Vol. 48) 1933-1937
- Martin Blumenthal: Forms and motifs in the apocryphal stories of the Apostles.
- Georg Stadtmüller: A Greek translation of the Italian commentary on the Apocalypses by Federigo da Venezia OP
- Wilhelm Frankenberg: The Syrian clementines with Greek parallel text.
- 4th volume of the 4th series (Vol. 49) 1939
- Erich Klostermann: Obituary for Carl Schmidt.
- Walther Völker: Progress and Perfection in Philo of Alexandria.
- Eduard Schwartz: Kyrillos of Skythopolis.
- 5th volume of the 4th series (vol. 50) 1937
- Albert Ehrhard : Tradition and existence of the hagiographic and homiletic literature of the Greek Church; From the beginning to the end of the 16th century. - Part 1, The Tradition Vol. 1.
- 6th volume of the 4th row (Vol. 51) 1938
- Albert Ehrhard: Tradition and existence of the hagiographic and homiletic literature of the Greek Church: from the beginnings to the end of the 16th century. - Part 1, The Tradition Vol. 2.
- 7th volume of the 4th row, 1st half (Bd. 52,1) 1943
- Albert Ehrhard: Tradition and existence of the hagiographic and homiletic literature of the Greek Church: from the beginnings to the end of the 16th century. - Part 1, The Tradition Vol. 3, first half.
- 8th volume of the 4th row, 2nd half (vol. 52,2) 1952
- Albert Ehrhard: Tradition and existence of the hagiographic and homiletic literature of the Greek Church: from the beginnings to the end of the 16th century. - Part 1, The Tradition Vol. 3, second half.
- 10th volume of the 4th series (vol. 55) 1941
- Hermann Dörries: Symeon of Mesopotamia; The transmission of the Messalian Makarios scriptures,
Fifth row
From volume 61, Kurt Aland became co-editor, so that three editors are sometimes named together with Klostermann and Eltester.
- 1st volume of the 5th series (Vol. 56.) 1951
- Siegfried Morenz : The story of Joseph the carpenter, translated, explained and examined.
- 2nd volume of the 5th series (Vol. 57) 1952
- Walther Völker: The true Gnostic according to Clemens Alexandrinus.
- 3rd volume of the 5th series (vol. 58) 1954
- Walter Till and Johannes Leipoldt : The Coptic text of Hippolyts church order edited and translated.
- 4th volume of the 5th row (Vol. 59) 1954
- 5th volume of the 5th series (Vol. 60) 1955
- Walter C. Till : The Gnostic Writings of the Coptic Papyrus Berolinensis 8502, edited, translated and edited.
- 6th volume of the 5th row (Vol. 61) 1957
- Joseph Reuss (1904–1986): Matthew Commentaries from the Greek Church; Collected from catenary manuscripts and edited.
- 7th volume of the 5th row (Vol. 62) 1957
- Martin Sicherheitsl : The manuscripts, editions and translations of Iamblichos De Mysteriis; a critical historical study.
- 8th volume of the 5th row (Vol. 63) 1957
- Kurt Aland and Frank Leslie Cross : Studia Patristica Vol. I; Papers presented to the Second International Conference on Patristic Studies held at Christ Church, Oxford, 1955; Part I.
- 9th volume of the 5th series (Vol. 64) 1957
- Kurt Aland and FL Cross: Studia Patristica Vol. II; Papers presented to the Second International Conference on Patristic Studies held at Christ Church, Oxford, 1955; Part II.
- Volume 11 of the 5th series (Vol. 66) 1958
- Eustathius; Amand de Mendieta, Stig Y. Rudberg: Ancienne version latine des neuf homélies sur l'Hexaéméron de Basile de Césarée. Edition critique avec prolégomènes et tables, by Emmanuel Amand de Mendieta and Stig Y. Rudberg.
- Volume 12 of the 5th series (Vol. 67) 1958
- Hans Lietzmann : Small writings I; Studies on the history of religion in late antiquity, Ed. Kurt Aland
- 13th volume of the 5th series (vol. 68) 1958
- Hans Lietzmann: Small writings II; Studies on the New Testament, ed. Kurt Aland
- 19th volume of the 5th series (Vol. 74) 1962
- Hans Lietzmann: Small writings III; Studies on liturgy and history of symbols on the history of science. Edited by the Commission for Late Antique Religious History.
Further volumes
- Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature Volume 161
- Johanna Brankaer, Hans-Gebhard Bethge (Ed.): Codex Tchacos. Texts and analyzes, Walter de Gruyter: Berlin / New York 2007, archive for the edition of the Greek Christian writers of the first centuries. limited v. Ov G u. AvH edited by Christoph Markschies, ISBN 978-3-11-019570-5
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Texts and Studies on the History of Early Christian Literature Volume 184 2018
- Philipp Pilhofer: Early Christianity in the Kilikisch-Isaurischen mountain country. The Christians of the Kalykadnos region in the first five centuries . De Gruyter, Berlin / Boston 2018, ISBN 978-3-11-057381-7
Web links
Wikisource: Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature - sources and full texts
Commons : Texts and studies on the history of early Christian literature - collection of images, videos and audio files
Individual evidence
- ^ Ludwig Emil Iselin (1861–1925) entry in the DNB .
- ^ Emil Theodor Klette entry in the DNB .
- ↑ This publication was officially withdrawn by the publisher and in its place the work of Friedrich Loof counts as the second issue. See preliminary remarks on Loofs, TU 46,2.