T. Jud. Testament of Judah
T. Levi Testament of Levi
T. Mos. Testament of Moses
T. Naph. Testament of Naphtali
T. Reu. Testament of Reuben
T. Sol. Testament of Solomon
IV. Early Christian Literature
Barn. Barnabas
Did. Didache
Epiphanius
Pan. Panarion
Eusebius
Hist. eccl. Historia ecclesiastica
Vit. Const. Vita Constantini
Inf. Gos. Thom. Infancy Gospel of Thomas
Gos. Thom. Gospel of Thomas
Gos. Pet. Gospel of Peter
Hermas
Mand. Mandates
Sim. Similitudes
Vis. Visions
Ignatius
Eph. Letter to the Ephesians
Irenaeus
Haer. Adversus haereses
Jerome
Comm. Matt. In Mattheum Commentarius
Pelag. Adversus Pelagianos dialogi III
Justin
1Apol. First Apology
Dial. Dialogue with Trypho
Origen
Cels. Contra Celsum
Prot. Jas. Protevangelium of James
Sextus
Sent. Sententiae
Tertullian
Marc. Adversus Marcionem
V. Classical and Hellenistic Literature
Dio Chrysostom
Orat. Orationes
Epictetus
Disc. Discourses
Herodotus
Hist. History
Isocrates
Nic. Nicocles
Josephus
Ant. Antiquities of the Jews
C. Ap. Contra Apion
Life Life of Flavius Josephus
War Jewish War
Juvenal
Sat. Satirae
Lucian
Philops. Philopseudes
Tox. Toxaris
Philo
Abr. De Abrahamo
Decal. De Decalogo
Flacc. In Flaccum
Legat. Legatio ad Gaium
Spec. leg. De specialibus legibus
Philostratus
Vit. Apoll. Vita Apollonii
Plato
Rep. De republica
Pliny
Ep. Epistulae
Hist. nat. Historia naturalis
Plutarch
Apoph. Lac. Apophthegmata Laconica
Seneca
Ben. De beneficiis
Ep. mor. Epistulae morales
Sophocles
Oed Tyr. Oedipus Tyrannus
Tacitus
Ann. Annales
Hist. Historia
Virgil
Aen. Aeneid
VI. Qumran Literature
CD Damascus Document
1QapGen Genesis Apocryphon
1QH Thanksgiving Hymns
1QIsaa First Isaiah Scroll from Cave 1
1QM War Scroll
1QS Rule of the Community
1QSa Rule of the Congregation
1QSb Rule of Benediction
1Q27 Mysteries
4Q174 Florilegium
4QMMT Miqṣat Ma”as’eh Torah
4Q245 Pseudo-Daniel
4Q521 Messianic Apocalypse
4Q525 Beatitudes
11QTemple Temple Scroll
VII. Mishnaic and Related Literature
ʾAbot ʾAbot
ʿArak. ʿArakin
B. Bat. Baba Batra
Bek. Bekorot
Ber. Berakot
B. Meṣ Baba Meṣʿia
B. Qam. Baba Qamma
Dem. Demai
ʿEd. ʿEduyyot
ʿErub. ʿErubin
Giṭ. Giṭṭin
Ḥag. Ḥagigah
Ker. Keritot
Ketub. Ketubbot
Kil. Kilayim
Maʿaś. Maʿaśerot
Maʿaś. Š Maʿaśer Šeni
Mak. Makkot
Meg. Megillah
Menaḥ. Menaḥot
Mid. middot
Ned. Nedarim
ʾOhal. ʾOhalot
Pesaḥ. Pesaḥim
Qidd. Qiddushin
Sanh. Sanhedrin
Šabb. Šabbat
Šebu. Šebuʿot
Šeqal. Šeqalim
Soṭah Soṭah
Suk. Sukkah
Taʿan. Taʿanit
Ṭehar. Ṭeharot
Ter. Terumot
ʿUq. ʿUqṣin
Yad. Yadayim
Yebam. Yebamot
Yoma Yoma
Zabim Zabim
Zebaḥ. Zebaḥim
VIII. Other Rabbinic Literature
Cant. Rab. Canticles Rabbah
Der. Er. Rab. Derek Eres Rabbah
Mek. Mekilta
Pesiq. Rab Kah. Pesiqta Rab Kahana
Rab. Rabbah
Sipre Deut. Sipre Deuteronomy
Sop. Soperim
IX. Targumic Literature
Tg. Cant. Targum of Canticles
Tg. Ps.-J. Targum Pseudo-Jonathan
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