Eusebius: The Church History

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The first history of the church, from the apostles to Constantine, built from the letters and books of the earliest Christians, with the Martyrs of Palestine. McGiffert's translation put into modern English and checked against the Greek, which is shown alongside.

Contents

The Church History, Book 6

1The Persecution Under Severus 2Origen as a Boy 3Origen Takes the School 4Origen’s Pupils Martyred 5Potamiaena and Basilides 6Clement of Alexandria 7Judas on Daniel’s Weeks 8Origen’s Rash Deed 9The Wonders of Narcissus 10Narcissus Returns 11Alexander Joins Narcissus 12Serapion and the Gospel of Peter 13The Writings of Clement 14Clement on the Scriptures 15Heraclas Shares the Teaching 16The Hexapla 17Symmachus the Translator 18Ambrose and Origen’s Students 19Porphyry on Origen 20The Library at Aelia 21Mamaea Sends for Origen 22The Works of Hippolytus 23Origen Made a Presbyter 24Works Written at Alexandria 25Origen on the Canon 26Heraclas Succeeds Demetrius 27Firmilian and the Bishops Honor Origen 28Maximinus Persecutes Church Leaders 29Fabian Chosen by a Dove 30Gregory and Athenodorus 31Julius Africanus 32Origen on Isaiah and Ezekiel 33Origen Corrects Beryllus 34Philip at the Paschal Vigil 35Dionysius Becomes Bishop 36Origen Against Celsus and His Letters 37The Error in Arabia 38The Elkesaites 39Decius and the Sufferings of Origen 40The Flight of Dionysius 41The Martyrs of Alexandria 42The Fugitives and the Fallen 43Novatian and Cornelius 44The Last Hours of Serapion 45Dionysius Writes to Novatian 46More Letters of Dionysius