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Front Page  Titles (by Subject) LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS - The Early Christian Attitude to War
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS - John Cecil Cadoux, The Early Christian Attitude to War [1919]Edition used:The Early Christian Attitude to War: A Contribution to the History of Christian Ethics, with a Foreword by the Rev. W.E. Orchard, D.D. (London: Headly Bros, 1919).
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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
| Ac | The Book of the Acts of the Apostles (70–80 A.D.). | | Acta Disput Achat | The Acta Disputationis Achatii (250 A.D.) (in Gebhardt, q.v.). | | Acts of Apollonius | (180–185 A.D.) (in Conybeare and Gebhardt). |
| Adamant | The anonymous Dialogus de Recta Fidei (300–313 A.D.), in which the chief speaker is Adamantios (? = Origenes). | | Anal Bolland | Analecta Bollandiana (a selection of martyr-acts). Paris and Brussels, 1882 ff. | | ANCL | The Ante-Nicene Christian Library: translations of the writings of the Fathers down to A.D. 325. Edited by Roberts and Donaldson. Edinburgh, 1867–1872. | | Ap | The Apocalypse of John (about 93 A.D.). | | Arist | Aristeides’ Apology (about 140 A.D.). The section is given, and, in brackets, the page in Texts and Studies I 1. | | Arnob | Arnobius’ Adversus Nationes (304–310 A.D.). |
| Barn | The (so-called) Epistle of Barnabas (?75 A.D.). | | B.Baker ICW | The Influence of Christianity on War, by J. F. Bethune-Baker. Cambridge, 1888. | | Bestmann | Geschichte der christlichen Sitte, by H. J. Bestmann. 2 vols. Nördlingen, 1880, 1885. | | Bigelmair | Die Beteiligung der Christen am öffentlichen Leben in vorkonstantinischer Zeit, by Andreas Bigelmair. Munich, 1902. | | Blunt | The Apologies of Justin Martyr, by A.W.F. Blunt (Cambridge Patristic Texts). Cambridge, 1911. | | Can Arel | Canons of the Synod of Arelate (Arles) (314 A.D.) (in Hefele, q.v.). | | Can Illib | Canons of the Synod of Illiberis (Elvira) (?300 A.D.) (in Hefele and Dale, q.v.). | | 1 Clem | The (so-called) first Epistle of Clemens of Rome to the Corinthians (about 94 A.D.). | | 2 Clem | The (so-called second) Epistle of Clemens of Rome (about 150 A.D.). | | Clem Ep Jas | The so-called Epistle of Clemens to James, prefixed to the Clementine Homilies (265 A.D.). | | Clem Hom | The Clementine Homilies (see 265 A.D. in the Chronological Table). | | Clem Paed | Clemens of Alexandria’s Paedagogus (190–200 A.D.). | | Clem Protr | Clemens of Alexandria’s Logos Protrepticus (180–190 A.D.). | | Clem Quis Dives | Clemens of Alexandria’s Quis Dives Salvetur? (circ. 205 A.D.). | | Clem Recog | The Clementine Recognitions (see 265 A.D. in the Chronological Table). | | Clem Strom | Clemens of Alexandria’s Stromateis (190–210 A.D.). | | Col | Paul’s Epistle to the Colossians. |
| Conybeare | The Apology and Acts of Apollonius, and other Monuments of Early Christianity, by F. C. Conybeare. London, 1894. | | Cooper and Maclean | The Testament of our Lord: translated into English from the Syriac, by Jas. Cooper and A. J. Maclean. Edinburgh, 1902. | | 1 Cor, 2 Cor | Paul’s First and Second Epistles to the Corinthians. | | Cunningham | Christianity and Politics, by Rev. W. Cunningham, Archdeacon of Ely. London, 1916. | | Cypr Bon Pat | Cyprianus’ De Bono Patientiae (256 A.D.). | | Cypr Demetr | Cyprianus’ Ad Demetrianum (252 A.D.). | | Cypr Dom Orat | Cyprianus’ De Dominica Oratione (252 A.D.). | | Cypr Donat | Cyprianus’ Ad Donatum (247 A.D.). | | Cypr Ep | Cyprianus’ Epistles (250–258 A.D.). The first no. is that of the Epistle in Hartel’s edition, the second (in brackets) that of the same Epistle in ANCL viii, the third that of the paragraph. | | Cypr Fort | Cyprianus’ Ad Fortunatum de exhortatione martyrii (257 A.D.). | | Cypr Hab Virg | Cyprianus’ De Habitu Virginum (249 A.D.). | | Cypr Laps | Cyprianus’ De Lapsis (251 A.D.). | | Cypr Laud | Cyprianus’ De Laude Martyrii (250 A.D.). | | Cypr Mort | Cyprianus’ De Mortalitate (253–254 A.D.). | | Cypr Test | Cyprianus’ Testimonia adversus Judaeos (ad Quirinum) (247 A.D.). | | Cypr Zel Liv | Cyprianus’ De Zelo et Livore (256 A.D.). | | Dale | The Synod of Elvira, and Christian Life in the fourth century: a historical essay, by A. W. W. Dale. London, 1882. | | DCA | A Dictionary of Christian Antiquities, edited by W. Smith and S. Cheetham. 2 vols. London, 1875, 1880. | | DCB | A Dictionary of Christian Biography, Literature, Sects, and Doctrines, edited by W. Smith and H. Wace. 4 vols. London, 1877–1887. | | De Jong | Dienstweigering bij de oude Christenen (Refusal of [military] service among the early Christians), by K. H. E. De Jong. Leiden, 1905. | | Didask | Didaskalia (in Funk’s Didascalia et Constitutiones Apostolorum, vol. i, Paderborn, 1905) (circ. 250 A.D.). | | Diog | The Epistle to Diognetos (?150 A.D.). | | Dion Alex | Dionusios of Alexandria (bishop, 247–265 A.D.). | | Eiren | Eirenaios’ (Irenaeus') Adversus Haereses (181–189 A.D.). The bk. and ch. according to Massuet’s edition are given, and then, in brackets, the vol. and p. in Harvey’s (Cambridge, 1857). | | Eiren Demonstr | Eirenaios’ work on the Demonstration of the Apostolic Preaching (about 190 A.D.). I quote the section (and page) in the German version made from the Armenian by Ter-Mekerttschian and Ter-Minassiantz and edited by Harnack (Des heiligen Irenäus Schrift sum Erweise der apostolischen Verkündigung, Leipzig, 1908, 2nd edn.). | | Eiren frag | The fragments of Eirenaios (no. and p. in Harvey). | | Eph | Paul’s ‘Epistle to the Ephesians.’ | | Eus HE | Eusebios‘ Historia Ecclesiastica (finished about 314 A.D.). | | Eus Mart | Eusebios’ Martyrs of Palestine (at end of HE VIII). | | Eus PE | Eusebios’ Praeparatio Evangelica (300–313 A.D.) (sections given as per Gifford’s edition, Oxford, 1903). | | Eus Vit Const | Eusebios’ Life of Constantinus (337–340 A.D.). | | Excerp Theod | Excerpta ex Theodoto (?170 A.D.) found with the 8th bk. of Clem Strom. | | Feltoe | The letters and other remains of Dionysius of Alexandria, by C. L. Feltoe (Cambridge Patristic Texts). Cambridge, 1904. | | Gal | The Epistle of Paul to the Galatians. | | Gebhardt | Acta Martyrum Selecta. Ausgewählte Martyreracten und andere Urkunden aus der Verfolgungszeit der christlichen Kirche, edited by O. von Gebhardt. Berlin, 1902. | | Greg Thaum Paneg | Gregorios Thaumatourgos’ Panegyric on Origenes (241 A.D.). | | Greg Thaum Ep Can | Gregorios Thaumatourgos’ Epistola Canonica (254 A.D.). | | Guignebert | Tertullien: étude sur ses sentiments à l’égard de l’empire et de la société civile, by C. Guignebert. Paris, 1901. | | Harnack C | Die Chronologie der altchristlichen Litteratur bis Eusebius, by A. Harnack. 2 vols. Leipzig, 1897, 1904. | | Harnack MC | Militia Christi: die christliche Religion und der Soldatenstand in den ersten drei Jahrhunderten, by A. Harnack. Tubingen, 1905. | | Harnack ME | The Mission and Expansion of Christianity in the first three centuries, by A. Harnack. London, 1908. ET from 3rd German edition of 1906. | | HDB | A Dictionary of the Bible, edited by J. Hastings. 5 vols. Edinburgh, 1898–1909. | | Heb | The Epistle to the Hebrews. | | Hefele | A History of the Christian Councils from the original documents to the close of the Council of Nicaea A.D. 325, by C. J. Hefele. Edinburgh, 1872. ET from the German. |
| Hipp Ant | Hippolutos’ De Antichristo (200 A.D.). | | Hipp Dan | Hippolutos’ Commentary on Daniel (203 A.D.). | | Hipp Noet | Hippolutos’ treatise against Noetos (200–210 A.D.). | | Horner | The Statutes of the Apostles or Canones Ecclesiastici, by G. Horner. London, 1904. |
| Karp | Acta Carpi, Papyli, et Agathonices (161–169 A.D.). (in Gebhardt). | | Kruger | History of early Christian Literature in the first three centuries, by G. Krüger. New York, 1897. ET from the German. |
| Lact Mort Pers | Lactantius’ De Morte Persecutorum (314 A.D.). | | Lact Opif Dei | Lactantius’ De Opificio Dei (circ. 305 A.D.). | | Lecky | History of European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne, by W. E. H. Lecky. London (1869), 1913. | | Lightfoot AF | The Apostolic Fathers, edited by J. B. Lightfoot. 5 vols. London (1885), 1889, 1890. | | Lipsius and Bonnet | Acta Apostolorum Apocrypha. 3 vols. Leipzig, 1891–1903. | | Maclean | The Ancient Church Orders, by A. J. Maclean. Cambridge, 1910. | | Method Symp | Methodios’ Symposium (270–300 A.D.). | | Migne PG, PL, | Patrologia Graeca, Patrologia Latina, edited by J. P. Migne. | | Minuc | Minucius Felix’ Octavius (238–248 A.D.). | | M Lugd | The Epistle of the Church of Lugdunum (Lyons), describing the persecution of 177–178 A.D. (in Eus HE V i-iii). | | Moffatt INT | Introduction to the Literature of the New Testament, by J. Moffatt. Edinburgh, 1912 (2nd edn.). |
| M Pionii | The Martyrdom of Pionios (250 A.D.) (in Gebhardt). | | M Pol | The Martyrdom of Polukarpos (155 A.D.) (in Gebhardt and the Apostolic Fathers). | | Neumann | Der römische Staat und die allgemeine Kirche bis auf Diocletian, by K. J. Neumann. Leipzig, 1890. | | Novat Spect | Novatianus’ (?)De Spectaculis (255 A.D.). | | Orig Cels | Origenes’ Contra Celsum (248 A.D.). | | Orig Comm, Hom, etc. | Origenes’ Commentaries and Homilies. The vol. and column in Migne PG are added to each reference. | | Orig Mart | Origenes’ De Exhortatione Martyrii (235 A.D.). | | Orig Orat | Origenes’ De Oratione (233 A.D.). | | Orig Princ | Origenes’ De Principiis (228–230 A.D.). | | Perpet | Passio Sanctae Perpetuae (203 A.D.) (in Texts and Studies I 2). | | Phil | Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians. | | Pick | The Apocryphal Acts of Paul, Peter, John, Andrew, and Thomas, by B. Pick. Chicago, 1909. | | Pol | The Epistle of Polukarpos to the Philippians (circ. 110 A.D.). | | Pont Vit Cypr | Pontius’ Life of Cyprianus (259 A.D.). | | P Scill | Passio Sanctorum Scillitanorum (180 A.D.). The no. is that of the page in Texts and Studies I 2. | | Ps-Cypr Jud | Pseudo-Cyprianus’ Adversus Judaeos (?259 A.D.). | | Ps-Cypr Pasch | Pseudo-Cyprianus’ De Pascha Computus (243 A.D.) | | Ps-Cypr Quod Idola | Pseudo-Cyprianus’ Quod Idola Dii non sint (?255 A.D.). | | Ps-Cypr Rebapt | Pseudo-Cyprianus’ De Rebaptismate (256 A.D.). | | Ps-Just Cohort | Pseudo-Justinus’ Cohortatio ad Gentiles (?200 A.D.) | | Ps Just Orat | Pseudo-Justinus’ Oratio ad Gentiles (170–200 A.D.) | | Ps-Mel | Pseudo-Meliton’s Apology (in Syriac) (215 A.D.). The nos. are those of the section in Otto’s version, and the p. in ANCL xxiib. | | Robinson and James | The Gospel according to Peter, and the Revelation of Peter, etc. By J. A. Robinson and M. R. James. London, 1892. | | Routh | Reliquiae Sacrac, edited by M. J. Routh. 5 vols. Oxford, 1846–1848 (2nd edn.). | | Ruinart | Acta Martyrum P. Theodorici Ruinart opera ac studio collecta selecta atque illustrata (Paris, 1689). Ratisbon, 1859. | | Scullard | Early Christian Ethics in the West, by H. H. Scullard. London, 1907. | | Tat | Tatianus’ Oratio ad Graecos (? 154–165 A.D.). The column in Migne PG vi is added in brackets. |
| 1 Th, 2 Th | Paul’s first and second letters to the Thessalonians. | | Theoph | Theophilos of Antioch’s Ad Autolycum (181 A.D.) | | Troeltsch | Die Soziallehren der christlichen Kirchen and Gruppen. Erste Halfte, by Ernst Troeltsch. Tubingen, 1912. | | Weinel | Die Stellung des Urchristentums zum Staat, by H. Weinel. Tübingen, 1908. |
| ET | = English Translation. | | f (ff) | = ‘and the following page(s)’, ‘verse(s)’, etc. | | frag | = fragment. | | n | = footnote. |
Roman and arabic numerals generally refer respectively to book (sometimes chapter) and section in the case of an ancient work, and to volume and page in the case of a modern work.
Bracketed words in passages translated from other languages are those inserted in order to bring out the sense or make good English.
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