Church father · Apostolic Fathers
Clement of Rome
fl. AD 88–100 · Rome · Bishop · Proto-orthodox · also Clemens Romanus
A leader of the Roman church at the end of the first century, remembered in later tradition as the third or fourth bishop of Rome. The anonymous letter from the Roman church to Corinth (1 Clement) is attributed to him from the mid-second century (Dionysius of Corinth, in Eusebius HE 4.23.11).
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Books he uses7 of 27, at his strongest use
- Matthew: Alludes, possible
- Mark: not used
- Luke: Alludes, possible
- John: not used
- Acts: Alludes, possible
- Romans: Alludes, probable
- 1 Corinthians: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 Corinthians: not used
- Galatians: not used
- Ephesians: not used
- Philippians: not used
- Colossians: not used
- 1 Thessalonians: not used
- 2 Thessalonians: not used
- 1 Timothy: not used
- 2 Timothy: not used
- Titus: Alludes, possible
- Philemon: not used
- Hebrews: Quotes, probable
- James: not used
- 1 Peter: not used
- 2 Peter: not used
- 1 John: not used
- 2 John: not used
- 3 John: not used
- Jude: not used
- Revelation: not used
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Each book at his earliest work that uses it, drawn at his strongest use; click one for its own timeline.
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