Fragments on Proverbs

Fragmenta in Proverbia · Ὠριγένους ἐκλογαὶ εἰς τὰς Παροιμίας

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About this work

Author
Origen
Attribution
authentic · Excerpts attributed to Origen in catena manuscripts and printed by Migne; the originals are lost, and some excerpts may be wrongly assigned.
Standing
Not honoured as a saint or in a church calendar by the Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant traditions. Deposed by Demetrius of Alexandria (ca. 231) but kept as teacher by the churches of Caesarea and Jerusalem; condemned only long after his death.
Date
ca. 220-254 (approximate) · Date of the original works, which are lost; the excerpts come from later catenae.
Written at
Caesarea, Palestine (probable)
Language
Greek
Genre
commentary
Reference system
Migne's left column number (interpolated from the page order of the scan); Migne prints these fragments under Scripture verse headings, which are not yet used as refs
SBL abbreviation
Frag. Prov.Not yet checked
Clavis
CPG 1411-1457 (not yet checked)
Text from
J.-P. Migne, ed., Patrologiae cursus completus, Series Graeca 17 (Paris, 1862), cols. 149-251 (Printed edition in the public domain; text from the library-scan OCR of the volume)
Critical editions
Marguerite Harl, Origene: Philocalie sur les Ecritures (SC 302) (cited only) (cited, not reproduced)