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The Spoils of Egypt: “Remembering the Gospel” and Forgetting the Canonical Text in Origen’s Letter to Gregory I have never been convinced by the argument through inuendo used to convict Morton Smith of forgery in the case of his discovery of Clement’s Letter to Theodore. The Letter and its discovere...

Callistus dates back to Roman bishopric into the second century. He worked under Zephyrinus and I think even Victor.

Andrew,

I don't see this as the Refutation that was known to Photius either as we both know that Hippolytean text attributed the heresies to have developed from Dositheus.

I think Origen's argument is similar to that of Hippolytus in Refutation of All Heresies where heretics are accused of being over-influenced by Greek philosophy.

A work explicitly attributed to Origen in the MSS.

Maybe the reconstruction is just bullshit.

To what degree were Origen's traditions "Israelite"? One notable example is his realization that Alexandrian - even Alexandrian Jewish (i.e. Philo) knowledge - of Hebrew was limited. We see this in his correspondence with Julius Africanus. He sought to improve his knowledge of Hebrew and t...

I think Christians thought that living members of the tradition were "Jesus" in some sense through a transmigration of his soul into them.