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February 1, 2011 - 8:21am | by Ian W. Scott
Text Status and Contents:
The two surviving Greek fragments of Pseudo-Eupolemus are presented here as cited in Eusebius. The contexts for the fragments are as follows:
| Fragment 1 (on Abraham) | Eusebius, Praep. Evang. 9.17.1-9 |
| Fragment 2 (on Abraham) | Eusebius, Praep. Evang. 9.18.1-2 |
The text of these fragments is based on the standard critical edition of Eusebius (see below). Please note that final proofreading of these fragments has not yet been completed. Use with caution until further notice.
Print Editions:
Print Editions of Pseudo-Eupolemus
- Denis, Concordance, 917.
- L. Bombelli, I frammenti degli storici giudaico-ellenistici (UGFL 103; Genova: Università di Genova, 1986), 49-54, 150-159.
- Carl R. Holladay, Historians (vol. 1 of Fragments from Hellenistic Jewish Authors; TT 20; PS 10; Chico, CA: Scholars Press, 1983), 157-187.
- Click here to purchase a copy of Holladay's print edition from the Society of Biblical Literature.
For further bibliography see DiTommaso, Bibliography, 1030-1031.
Source for the Text of Eusebius
- Karl Mras, Die Praeparatio Evangelica (2 parts; vol. 8 of Eusebius Werke; 2d ed.; ed. Édouard des Places; GCS 43; Berlin: Akademie-Verlag, 1982-83), 1.502-4 (frag. 1), 1.504-5 (frag. 2).
Copyright:
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