Church father · Nicene era
Eusebius of Caesarea
AD 260–339 · Caesarea Maritima (Caesarea) · Historian · Proto-orthodox · also Eusebius Pamphili
Bishop of Caesarea, pupil of Pamphilus and heir to Origen's library, and the first church historian. His works include the Ecclesiastical History, the Chronicle, the Life of Constantine and biblical scholarship including the gospel canon tables.
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Books he uses27 of 27, at his strongest use
- Matthew: Names as scripture, certain
- Mark: Names as scripture, certain
- Luke: Names as scripture, certain
- John: Names as scripture, certain
- Acts: Names as scripture, certain
- Romans: Names as scripture, certain
- 1 Corinthians: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 Corinthians: Names as scripture, certain
- Galatians: Names as scripture, certain
- Ephesians: Names as scripture, certain
- Philippians: Names as scripture, certain
- Colossians: Names as scripture, certain
- 1 Thessalonians: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 Thessalonians: Names as scripture, certain
- 1 Timothy: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 Timothy: Names as scripture, certain
- Titus: Names as scripture, certain
- Philemon: Names as scripture, certain
- Hebrews: Names as scripture, probable
- James: Disputes, certain
- 1 Peter: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 Peter: Disputes, certain
- 1 John: Names as scripture, certain
- 2 John: Disputes, certain
- 3 John: Disputes, certain
- Jude: Disputes, certain
- Revelation: Disputes, certain
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- Canon list
- A list of the books drawn from his writing
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