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For example, I wrote in my dissertation, on Nazareth, a section, pages 105 to 122, and elsewhere.

He gave paleographic evidence, though.

Klēmentos Alexandreōs ta heuriskomena = Clementis Alexandrini opera, quæ extant / Clement, of Alexandria Saint; John Potter; George Mortlock; Gentian Hervet 1715 Greek, Ancient [to 1453] Book Book 2 volumes ([16], 642, [2], 643-1060; [4], 206, [50] pages) ; (fol.) Oxonii : E theatro Sheldoniano, A.D...

I did write "Nazarenes" in Anchor Bible Dictionary, and have written at length about Nazareth, a place which I know first hand. And am busy today. Do you wish no challenges to your pre-dismissal?

According to A. T., Mar Saba had a 1715 edition of Clement's works, so why wouldn't a claimed added text be added there?

Yes Mar Saba did, a 1715 edition of works of Clement of Alexandria.
Did you not even bother to read A. T.'s report?

"Etymology is no use to the discussion of the toponym, ...."
Wrong from the get-go.
I may return to this when I have time.

IMO By now it's been shown that the Letter was not by Clement. The Landau/G. Smith book failed to offer a plausible 4th-8th c. setting, because it is anomalous for then, as noted in my amazon review. Landau/G. Smith did not even seriously consider a later creation. Ariel Sabar has given (Atlantic, A...

There are spelling variants of the place name, yes?

A place name can also have an etymological meaning or assumed (even if etymythological) association, yes?

Points 2 and 3 are imo not clear. Can you rephrase?

One place may have more than one spelling(s) in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek.