Papias

[159: 1] The view that Papias took _written_ Gospels as the basis of his interpretations is maintained by no one more strongly than by Hilgenfeld in his recent works; _Papias von Hierapolis_ (_Zeitschrift_, 1875) p. 238 sq; _Einleitung in das Neue Testament_ (1875), pp. 53 sq, 454 sq.

Essays on the work entitled "Supernatural Religion" Joseph Barber Lightfoot 1858

But why does Irenaeus call Papias a companion of Polycarp, unless it be because both of them in their early youth had the same teacher?

The Johannine Writings 1851-1935 1908

Dionysius of Alexandria, Serapion of Antioch, some of the epistles sent to Pope Victor by councils throughout the Church, besides employing earlier writers of history or memoirs such as Papias,

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI 1840-1916 1913

It is almost a relief that catalogues do not tell us of supremely desirable things, such as Papias on the Oracles of the Lord, or the complete

The Wanderings and Homes of Manuscripts Helps for Students of History, No. 17. 1899

Just like Eusebius did not intend his quotes of Josephus or Papias to be satire.

Archaeological Find of the Century: Letter Written By King David James F. McGrath 2010

Acale is glossed as Aclus in Papias' Liber Glossarum and associated with the Roman month of Iunus ie.

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The historian Papias mentions that the gospel of Matthew was originally in Aramaic or Hebrew and attributes the gospel to Matthew the apostle.5

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Papias, the Bishop of Hierapolis in Asia Minor, who died about 130 A.D., tells us that Matthew wrote his Gospel in Hebrew, and Carmignac has made a good case for holding that the same is true of Mark.

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Roger Pearse points to a collection of fragments from Papias in English on the Chronicon blog.

Around the Biblioblogosphere James F. McGrath 2009

Acale is glossed as Aclus in Papias' Liber Glossarum and associated with the Roman month of Iunus ie.

Ashes to ashes 2009