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QUOTATIONS AND REFERENCES. 145
13.
Apostolical Constitutions [a.d. ].
vii. 46. 'At'Tto^eta Se \^i)(^eLpoTovij9r] eVto-KOTTO] EvoSto
fxev vTT ifxov Tlerpov, 'lyi/ctrtos
Se vVo ITauXov.
In the earlier books the influence of this ApostoUc father is unmistakeable
;
see the notes, 11. pp. 119, 120, 121, 122, 138, 158, 172, 334,
337. Compare also ApOSt. Const, ii.
25 01 ttoivtwv ras a/xaprtas /Jao-Ta-
^ovTEs with Polyc. i.
The passages from the earlier books are for the most part substantially
the same in the Syriac, which is thought to preserve an earlier
form of the Apostolical Constitiitmis, and which Lagarde has translated
back into Greek (Bunsen's Analecta Ajitenicaena 11. p. 35 sq).
14.
Peter of Alexandria [a.d. 306].
See the passage quoted from Polyc. 2 in the notes, 11. p. 337.
15.
EusEBius OF Caesarea [c. a.d. 310 — 325].
(i) Chronicon 11.
pp. 158, 162 (ed. Schoene).
Ann. Abrah.
Vespas.
2085 I Antiochiae secundus episcopus constitutus
est Ignatius.
On the chronological bearing of this notice see below, it. p. 471 sq. In Jerome's
revision it is attached not, as here, to the first year of Olymp. 212, but to the number
of the Olympiad itself.
Ann. Abrah.
Trajan.
2114
I
Johannem apostolum usque ad Trajani tempora (vitam) produxisse
Irinaeus tradit. Post quern ejusdem auditores cognoscebantur
Papias lerapolitanus et Polycarpus Smyrnaeorum
provinciae episcopus.
To this notice Jerome adds 'et Ignatius Antiochenus.' On this addition see
above, i. p. 29 sq, and below, 11. p. 477 sq.
The notice in the Armenian comes
after the year Abraham 2114; in Jerome it is attached to the year 2 116.
IGN. I. 10