An abridged list of those mentioned there will be found in Baljon’s _New Testament_, pp. xv.-xxiii. A catalogue of the names and dates of the Patristic writers most frequently cited in critical editions of the N. T. is given in Scrivener, ii. pp. 172-174.[127] See also _Urt._, p. 22, 56 f., 94. On the Old Latin _Didascalia_, see Ed. Hauler in the _W.S.B._, 1895, vol. cxxxiv. p. 40 ff., and the _Mitteilungen_ of B. G. Teubner, 1897, ii. p. 52.[128] On the Biblical text of Filastrius (_C.S.E._, vol. xxxviii., 1898), see Kroll in the notice of Marx’s edition in the _Berlin. Phil. Wochenschrift_, 1898, 27. On Jovinian, see _TU._, New Series, ii. 1, etc. On the quotations from the Gospels in Novatian (Pseudo-Cyprian) see Harnack in _TU._, xiii. 4. Footnote 18: Zahn, _Geschichte des N.T. Kanons_, i. 652; _Einleitung_, i. 153. Footnote 19: From the Cod. Monac. 255 and 551, published by Aug. Thenn in the _Zeitschrift für wissenschaftliche Theologie_ 29 (1887), 453. Footnote 20: The most convenient survey of these is given in Vollert’s “Tabellen zur neutestamentlichen Zeitgeschichte: mit einer Uebersicht über die Codices in denen die N.T. Schriften bezeugt sind.” Leipzig, 1897. Given in Sitterly (see above, p. 33). Footnote 21: See _e.g._ Plate I. Footnote 22: See _e.g._ Plate X. Footnote 23: See Scrivener, i. p. 160; Rahlfs, _Göttinger gelehrte Nachrichten_, 1898, i. 98-112. Footnote 24: _TiGr._, pp. 1233 ff.; Warfield, _Textual Criticism of the N.T._, p. 47. Footnote 25: To obviate confusion, it would be well to use the Latin name Evangeliarium. Εὐαγγελιστάριον means a Table of Lections. (See Brightman, in the _Journal of Theological Studies_, 1900, p. 448, and now Gregory, _Textkritik_, i. p. 334 f.) Footnote 26: _Nat. Hist._, xiii. 11. Footnote 27: _Egitto_, 2nd ed., p. 125. Footnote 28: _Vide_ Th. Mommsen, _Das Diokletianische Edikt über die Warenpreise_ (Hermes, xxv. 17-36, 1890); on the fragments recently discovered in Megalopolis, see W. Loring, _Journal of Hellenic Studies_, 1890, 299; also, _Revue Archéologique_, Mars-Avril, 1891, 268. Footnote 29: Herodotus v. 58. On the connection of _litera_ and διφθέρα, see M. Bréal, _Rev. des Et. grecques_, iii. 10, 1890, 121 ff., and _Rev. Crit._, 1892, 13. In Cyprus the schoolmaster was called the διφθεράλοιφος. Footnote 30: _Cf._ Codex D, Mark i. 6. Footnote 31: _Cf._ Victor Schultze, _Rolle und Codex_, in the Greifswalder Studien, Gütersloh, 1895, p. 149 ff. Footnote 32: _Vide_ C. R. Gregory, _Sur les cahiers des manuscrits grecs_, Académie des Inscriptions, Aug. 1885; Berliner Phil. Wochenschrift, 1886, v. 159 ff. Footnote 33: _E.g._ in Cod. Barocc. 1 in the Bodleian, and in several Syriac manuscripts. Footnote 34: