ΤΟΥ ΕΝ ΑΓΙΟΙΣ ΠΑΤΡΟΣ ΗΜΩΝ ΙΟΥΣΤΙΝΟΥ ΦΙΛΟΣΟΦΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΜΑΡΤΥΡΟΣ ΤΑ ΕΥΡΙΣΚΟΜΕΝΑ ΠΑΝΤΑ.
All the Extant Works of Our Father among the Saints Justin, Philosopher and Martyr.
S. P. N. JUSTINI PHILOSOPHI ET MARTYRIS OPERA QUAE EXSTANT OMNIA, NECNON TATIANI, HERMIAE, ATHENAGORAE ET S. THEOPHILI QUAE SUPERSUNT: CUM MSS. CODICIBUS COLLATA, AC NOVIS INTERPRETATIONIBUS, NOTIS, ADMONITIONIBUS ET PRAEFATIONE ILLUSTRATA OPERA ET STUDIO D. PRUDENTII MARANI PRESBYTERI ET MONACHI E CONGREGATIONE S. MAURI. ACCEDUNT AD CALCEM LIBRI JOANNIS HENRICI NOLTE CONJECTURAE ET EMENDATIONES IN OMNES HUJUS VOLUMINIS SCRIPTORES, ET VARIAE CODICUM AB IPSO DENUO COLLATORUM LECTIONES; QUI ET SCHOLIA IN JUSTINUM MAXIMAM PARTEM INEDITA, IN TATIANUM EMENDATIUS, IN ATHENAGORAM NUNC PRIMUM EDENDA CURAVIT; ACCURANTE ET RECOGNOSCENTE J.-P. MIGNE, BIBLIOTHECAE CLERI UNIVERSAE SIVE CURSUUM COMPLETORUM IN SINGULOS SCIENTIAE ECCLESIASTICAE RAMOS EDITORE.
All the Extant Works of Our Holy Father Justin, Philosopher and Martyr, as well as the Surviving Works of Tatian, Hermias, Athenagoras, and St Theophilus; Collated with the Manuscript Codices, and Illustrated with New Translations, Notes, Admonitions, and a Preface, by the Labour and Study of Dom Prudentius Maran, Presbyter and Monk of the Congregation of St Maur. Added at the End of the Book Are the Conjectures and Emendations of Johann Heinrich Nolte upon All the Writers of This Volume, and the Variant Readings of the Codices Collated Anew by Himself, Who Also Prepared for Publication the Scholia on Justin for the Most Part Unedited, on Tatian More Accurately, and on Athenagoras Now for the First Time; Edited and Revised by J.-P. Migne, Editor of the Universal Library of the Clergy, or of Complete Courses in the Individual Branches of Ecclesiastical Science.
EXCUDEBATUR ET VENIT APUD J.-P. MIGNE EDITOREM, IN VIA DICTA D'AMBOISE, PROPE PORTAM LUTETIAE PARISIORUM VULGO D'ENFER NOMINATAM, SEU PETIT-MONTROUGE. 1857
Printed and sold at the house of J.-P. Migne, Editor, in the street called d'Amboise, near the gate of Paris commonly named d'Enfer, or Petit-Montrouge. 1857