Guide to Clavis Patrum Latinorum
Contents of E. Dekkers, Clavis Patrum Latinorum, 3rd edition (Brepols, 1995), pp. 1-269.
Published in the Corpus Christianorum series.
This list covers only the first two sections of CPL which lists the authors up to the Council of Chalcedon (AD 451). It does not add poets, grammarians, lives of saints, etc. as listed separately in CPL. The CPL item numbers of the genuine works are given first; any doubtful or spurious works are listed in the third column.
Bishops are normally listed with the name of their see (e.g. Augustine of Hippo). Wherever possible other geographical indicators are given to identify the principal area where the writer lived and worked. Since early Christians were very mobile, however, these indicators are not complete. The time indicators are generally those given by Dekkers.
Abbreviations used
b. | born |
c. | circa, about |
d. | died |
fl. | flourished |
I. Ante-Nicene Latin Writers
Number in CPL | Name (Area, Dates) | Doubtful or Spurious Works |
1-31e | Tertullian (North Africa, fl. 197-220) | 32-34 doubtful, 35-36 spurious |
37-37a | Minucius Felix (fl. Rome, c. 225) | |
38-51 | Cyprian of Carthage (fl. mid-3rd century) | 52-56 appendix, 57-67 doubtful and spurious |
68-74 | Novatian (Rome, fl. mid-3rd century) | 75 doubtful, 76 appendix |
77-78 | Reticus of Autun (fl. Gaul, early 4th century) | |
79-80 | Victorinus of Pettau (Pannonia, d. 304) | 81-83, doubtful, 83a-84 Anonymous |
85-92 | Lactantius (North Africa, fl. 305-323) | |
93 | Arnobius (North Africa, fl. early 4th century) |
II. From the Council of Nicaea to the Council of Chalcedon
1. Those Writing in Italy
94-99 | Marius Victorinus (b. Africa c. 275, d. Italy after 363) | 100 spurious, |
101-102 | Firmicus Maternus (b. Sicily, d. after 360) | 103 spurious |
104 | Fortunat[ian]us of Aquileia (b. North Africa, fl. mid-4th century) |
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105-108 | Eusebius of Vercelli (Italy, d. 371) | 109-111e appendix |
112-117 | Lucifer of Cagliari (fl. Sardinia, 350s) | 118 doubtful |
119-120 | Faustinus (Luciferian priest, 380s) | |
121-121a | Filastrius of Brescia (fl. Italy, 380s) | |
122 | Pseudo-Hegemonius (fl. Rome, c. 400) | |
123-165 | Ambrose of Milan (Italy, 339-397) | 166-168 doubtful, 169 appendix, 170-183 spurious |
184-185 | Ambrosiaster (fl. Rome, late 4th century) | 186-188 doubtful |
189 | Isaac (late 4th century) | 190 doubtful, 191-192 Anonymous |
193 | Honorius Scholasticus (mid-6th century) | |
194-194b | Ap[p]onius (fl. Italy, 5th century) | |
195-198o | Rufinus (c.345-411) | 198p-201 doubtful and spurious |
202-203 | Paulinus of Nola (Gaul, d. 431) | 204-205 doubtful, 206 spurious |
207 | Uranius ( Nola, 431) | |
208-208a | Zeno of Verona (fl. Italy, 360s) | 209-209a appendix |
210-211 | Petronius of Bologna/Verona (fl. 432-450) | |
212-213 | Vigilius of Trent (fl. 385-405) | 214 appendix |
215 | Gaudentius of Brescia (early 5th century) | 216 spurious |
217-218a | Chromatius of Aquileia (d. 407) | 219 doubtful |
219a | Maximus of Turin (d. between 408-423) | |
219b | Maximus (II) of Turin (fl. c. 451-465) | |
220-221 | Pseudo-Maximus | 222-226b spurious |
227-229a | Peter Chrysologus of Ravenna (fl. c. 425-450) | 230-237dubious and spurious |
238 | Anonymous Roman Archdeacon (5th c.) | |
239-242 | Arnobius the Younger (fl. Italy, mid-5th c.) | 243 dubious |
2. Those Writing in North Africa
244 | Optatus of Milevis | 245-249 doubtful and spurious |
250-357 | Augustine of Hippo | 358-359 appendix, 360 florilegia, 361-386 spurious, 387-388 dubious |
389-390 | Euodius of Uzali (d. c. 426) | 391 appendix, 391a spurious |
392 | Ianuarianus (early 5th century) | |
393-396 | Aurelius of Carthage (bishop 391-430) | |
397-400 | Capreolus of Cathage (bishop 430-437) | |
401-413a | Quodvultdeus of Carthage (bishop 437-454) | 414-417b, 418-425 appendix |
426 | Honoratus Antoninus of Cirta (fl. c. 437) |
3. Those Writing in Gaul
427-464 | Hilary of Poitiers (c. 310-367) | 465-472 spurious |
473 | Phoebadius of Agen (d. c. 393) | |
474-477 | Sulpicius Severus (c. 363-420) | 478-479 spurious, 480 appendix |
481 | Victricius of Rouen (d. c. 407) | |
482 | Evagrius (fl. c. 430) | |
483 | Leo of Bourges, Victorius, and Eustochius (fl. mid-5th century) | |
484 | Maximus of Afri[n]ca[t]inus (early 5th century) | |
485-487 | Salvianus, priest of Marseilles (fl. c. 435-440) | |
488-494 | Eucherius of Lyons (fl. 428-450) | 495-496 appendix, 497-498 spurious |
499 | Salonus of Geneva (fl. c. 450) | |
500-505 | Hilary of Arles (fl. c.429-440) | 506-507 appendix, 508-509 spurious |
510-511 | Vincent of Lerins (fl. c. 434) | |
512-514 | Cassian, abbot of Marseilles (fl. c. 415-430) | |
515 | Leporius, monk (fl. c. 426) | |
516-528 | Prosper of Aquitaine | 529-535 doubtful and spurious, 536 appendix |
4. Those Writing in Spain
537-539a | Ossius of Cordova (fl. c. 325-358) | 540-540a spurious |
541-544a | Potamius of Lisbon (d. after 357) | 545 appendix |
546-551 | Gregory of Elvira (d. after 392) | 552-557 doubtful and spurious |
558 | Olympius (4th-5th c.) | |
558a | Valerian of Calagoritanus (early 5th c.) | |
559 | Pastor of Gallecia (fl. c. 430) | |
560 | Syagrius, bishop (mid-5th century) | |
561-563 | Pacianus of Barcilona (late 4th century) | |
564 | Turribius of Astorga (mid-5th century) | |
565-567 | Eutropius, priest (fl. c. 400) | |
568-570 | Bachiarius, monk (fl. early 5th century) | |
571-573 | Paulus Orosius, priest of Braga (d. after 418) | 574-575 spurious |
576 | Severus of Minorca (fl. c. 417) | 577 spurious |
578-579 | Calidius, deacon (fl. early 5th century) | |
579a | Honrius Augustus (c. 408) |
5. Those Writing in Illyria
580-621b | Jerome (347-420) | 622-623 appendix, 623a-642 spurious |
642a | Asterius of Anseduna (4th-5th century) | |
643 | Philipp, priest (d. 455-456) | |
644-645 | Laurentius of Novae (fl. early 5th century) | |
646-649 | Nicetas of Remesiana | 650-652 doubtful |
652a-653f | Dionysius Exiguus (fl. Rome 500-545) | |
654 | Anonymus Scythian monk | |
655 | Trifolius, priest (fl. c. 520) | |
656-662 | John Maxentius, monk (fl. early 6th century) | 663-664 spurious |
664a-664c | Anonymous Scythian monk | |
665 | John of Tomi (or Tomis) | |
666 | Stephan of Larissenanus | 667 Anonymus |
668-675a | Pseudo-Origen | |
676–678 | Eugippius, abbot (fl. c. 509) | 679 appendix |
6. Heretical and Schismatic Writers
A. Arian Writers
680-681 | Candidus | |
682-684 | Ursacius of Singidunum (Belgrade) and Valens of Mursa (fl. 335-370) | |
685-686 | Germinius of Sirmium (fl. c. 366) | 687 appendix |
688 | Palladius of Ratiaria (fl. c. 379) | |
689a | Ulfilas, bishop of the Goths (d. 383) | |
690 | Anonymus (5th century) | |
691 | Auxentius Durostorensis | |
692-698 | Maximinus, bishop of the Goths (c.365 c. 428) | 699-702 appendix |
703 | Pascentius | |
704-706 | Arian fragments | |
707 | Pseudo-Chrysostom (mid-6th century) | |
707a | Pseudo-Origen (Africa, 5th century) | |
708 | Fastidiosus (Africa, 6th century) |
B. Donastist Writers
709-710 | Tyconius (African, fl. c. 400) | |
711 | Parmenianus of Carthage (d. 393) | |
712 | Primianus of Carthage (fl. 393-411) | |
713 | Emeritus of Caesaria (fl. 394- c. 425) | |
714 | Petilianus of Cirta (fl. c. 400-420) | |
715 | Gaudentius of Thamugada (fl. c. 420) | |
716 | Cresconius (fl. c. 405-411) | |
717 | Fulgentius (fl. c. 420-430) | |
718 | Senentiae Concilii Bagaiensis | |
719-721 | Sufferingns of the Donatist Martyrs | 722-723 Letters, 724 appendix |
C. Manichaean Writers
725 | Secundinus |
726 | Faustus of Milevis (d, before 400) |
727 | Anonymus |
727a | Cresconius (4th-5th century) |
727b | Anonymous |
D. Pelagian Writers
728-756a | Pelagius (c.350 c. 429) | 757-759 doubtful and spurious, 759a-766 appendix |
767-768 | Caelestius (African, d. after 431) | 769-770 doubtful |
771-772 | Anianus Celedensis, deacon (fl. 5th century) | |
773-777a | Julian of Eclanum | |
778 | Ambrose of Chalcedon | |
779 | Rufinus, the Syrian | |
780-781 | Marius Mercator (Constantinople, 5th century) | |
781a-782 | Anonymous | |
783 | Jovinian (Rome, fl. c. 393) |
E. Luciferian Writers
(see above nos. 112 ff.)
F. Novatian Writers
(see Novatian, above nos. 68 ff.)
784 | Sympronia |
nus | Sempronianus (Spain, end of 4th century) |
G. Priscillian Writers
785-787 | Priscillian of Avila (d. 385) | 788-789 spurious, 790-796c appendix |
797 | Dictinius of Asturga (later 4th century) |
Compiled by JRZ
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