Church Fathers cited in Nestle-Aland²⁷ or UBS⁴

N/A^27Abr.	Name in UBS^4	Lng	Geography	Date	Region[1]	Aland[2]
Acac	Acacius, of Caesarea	Grk	Bishop of Caesarea (Palestine)	†366	PL	III
	Acacius-Melitene	Grk	Bishop of Melitene (Armenia)	ca. 438	SR/AR	III
Ad	Adamantius	Grk	Dialog written in Syria or Asia Minor	300/350	SR/AM	III
	Alexander, of Alexandria	Grk	Bishop of Alexandria	328	AE	III
Ambr	Ambrose	Lat	Bishop of Milan (Italy)	†ca.397	GI	III
PsAmbr	Pseudo-Ambrose	Lat			GI	III
Ambst	Ambrosiaster	Lat		366-384	GI	III
	Amelius^acc. to Eusebius	Grk	Neoplatonist	III		III
	Ammon, Bishop	Grk	Bishop	IV	AE	III
	Ammonas	Grk	Monk of the Egyptian desert	IV	AE	III
	Ammonius-Alexandria	Grk	Presbyter	V/VI	AE	III
	Amphilochius	Grk	Bishop of Iconium	†d. 394	AM	III
	Anastasius-Sinaita	Grk	Monk and Abbot at Sinai	†d. 700	PL	III
	Andrew, of Caesarea	Grk	Archbishop – Caesarea in Cappadocia	VI/VII	AM	III
	Apollinarius, of Laodicea	Grk	Bishop of Laodicea in Syria, later a teacher in Antioch	†ca. 390	SR	III
	Apostolic Canons	Grk	Appendix to the following work	IV	SR	III
	Apostolic Constitutions	Grk	Prob. compiled in Syria (Antioch)	ca. 380	SR	III
Apr	Apringius, Pacensis	Lat	Bishop of Pace (Beja, Portugal)	†d. 551	IB	III
	Arians^acc. to Epiphanius	Grk	Heretics. Árius was from Alexandria	336	AE	III
Arn	Arnobius, the Younger	Lat	From Africa. Moved to Rome	†d. 455	GI	III
	Arsenius, Anachoreta	Grk	Deacon in Rome (?) Monk in Egypt	†445	GI/AE	III
	Asterius, Sophist	Grk	From Cappadocia; Studied with Lucian of Antioch	†d. 341	BP/SR	III
	Asterius-Amasea	Grk	Bishop of Amasea in Pontus	ca. 410	AM	III
Ath	Athanasius, of Alexandria	Grk	Bishop of Alexandria	†373	AE	III
Athen	Athenagoras	Grk	Athens	a. 180	BP	III
Aug	Augustine, of Hippo	Lat	Hippo (North Africa)	†430	NA	III
Bas	Basil, the Great	Grk	Caesarea in Cappadocia (AM)	†379	AM	III
BasA	Basil-Ancyra	Grk	Ancyra, Galatia (Ankara, AM)	†ca. 374	AM	III
Basil^Cl	Basilidians^acc. to Clement	Grk	Followers of Basilides, gnostic of Alexandria	II	AE	III
Bea	Beatus, of Liébana	Lat	Abbot in Spain	VIII	IB	III
Beda	(TheVenerable) Bede	Lat	English historian	†735	BR	III
	Caesarius, of Arles	Lat	Gaul (France)	†542	GI	III
Cn	(John) Cassian	Lat	Bethlehem, Egypt, Constantinople, founded a convent in Marseille, France	†ca. 435	AE/BP/ AM/GI?	III
Cass	Cassiodorus	Lat	Scyllaceum (Squillace) S. Italy	†d. 580	GI	III
	Celsus^acc. to Origen	Grk	Pagan philosopher, prob. from Alexandria	†ca. 178	AE	III
	Chromatius	Lat	Bishop of Aquileia (N. Italy)	†407	GI	III
Chr	(John) Chrysostom	Grk	Antioch; Patriarch of Constantinople	†407	SR/AM/BP	III
Cl	Clement, of Alexandria	Grk	Alexandria; Asia Minor	†a. 215	AE	III
Cl^exThd	Clement^from Theodotus		Clement’s notes on Theodotus, gnostic in Asia Minor ca. 160-170	†a. 215	AM	III
Cl^lat	Clement, of Alexandria		Latin translation of Clement of Alexandria	†a. 215	AE	III
Cl^hom	Ps-Clementine Homil.	Grk	Apocryphal doc. re: Clement of Rome	IV?	GI?	III
2Cl	2^nd Epistle of Clement	Grk	Pseudonymous letter attributed to Clement of Rome	a. 150	GI?	III
Cn	(John) Cassian	Lat	Bethlehem, Egypt, Constantinople, founded a convent in Marseille	†ca. 435	AE/BP/ AM/GI?	III
Cyp	Cyprian	Lat	Bishop of Carthage (Tunisia)	†258	NA	III
Cyr	Cyril, of Alexandria	Grk	Patriarch of Alexandria	†444	AE	III
CyrJ	Cyril-Jerusalem	Grk	Bishop of Jerusalem	†386	PL	III
	Diatessaron, of Tatian	Grk	Harmony/Synthesis of the Gospels	II	SR	III
Did	Didymus (the Blind)	Grk	Director: School in Alexandria	†398	AE	III
Didache	Didache	Grk	Prob. written in Syria or Palestine	II	SR/PL?	III
	Diodore	Grk	Ascetic presbyter of Antioch; Bishop of Tarsus, with a monastic school	†a. 394	SR/AM	III
Dion	Dionysius, of Alexandria	Grk	Bishop of Alexandria	†264/5	AE	III
	Docetists^acc. to Hippolytus	Grk	Heretics	II/III		III
Epiph	Epiphanius (of Constantia)	Grk	Bishop of Salamis on Cyprus (Led convent in Judea, lived in Egypt)	†403	PL?	III
	Eunomians	Grk	Followers of Eunomius	IV/V	AM	III
	Eunomius, of Cyzicus	Grk	Bishop of Cyzicus in Mysia (AM)	†ca. 394	AM	III
Eus	Eusebius, of Cæsarea	Grk	Bishop of Caesarea (Palestine)	†339	PL	III
	Eusebian Canons	Grk	Tables of Gospel Parallels	IV	PL	III
	Eusebius-Emesa	Grk	Rhetorician suspected of Arianism	†ca. 359	SR	III
	Eustathius, of Antioch	Grk	Bishop of Antioch	†a. 337	SR	III
	Evagrius, of Pontus	Grk	of Pontus (AM), Jerusalem, Nitria	†399	AM	III
	Facundus	Lat	Bishop of Hermiane in Africa	†d. 571	NA	III
	Faustinus	Lat		IV	GI	III
	Faustus, of Riez	Lat	Abbot in Lérins, Bishop of Riez (France)	†490/500	GI	III
	Faustus-Milevis	Lat	Bishop of the Manichaeans in Rome	IV	GI/NA	III
	Ferrandus	Lat	Deacon in Carthage	VI	NA	III
Firm	Firmicus, Maternus	Lat	Sicily	†d. 360	GI	III
	Flavian-Antioch	Grk	Bishop of Antioch	†404	SR	III
	Flavian-Constantinople	Grk	Bishop of Constantinople	†449	BP/AM	III
	Fortunatus	Lat	Latin poet and traveler. Bishop of Poitiers	†392	GI	III
Fulg	Fulgentius, of Ruspe	Lat	Bishop of Ruspe (Tunisia)	†533	NA	III
	Gaudentius	Lat	Bishop of Brescia (Italy)	†d. 406	GI	III
	Gildas	Lat	British deacon and author	†ca. 570	BR	III
	Gregory-Elvira	Lat	Bishop and theologian of Elvira (Spain)	†d. 392	IB	III
	Gregory-Nazianzus	Grk	Studied in Athens, Bishop of Nazianzus, later in Constantinople	†ca. 390	AM/BP	III
GrNy	Gregory-Nyssa	Grk	Bishop of Nyssa (Central AM)	†394	AM	III
	Gregory-Thaumaturgus	Grk	Bishop of Neocaesarea on the Pontus (AM)	†ca. 270	AM	III
	Hegemonius	Grk	Author of Acta Archelai	IV	SR	III
	Hegesippus	Grk	Historian from the orient, went to Rome	†a. 180	PL?/GI	III
	Heracleon^acc. to Origen	Grk	Valentinian Gnostic	II	GI	III
	Heraclides^in Origen	Grk	Monarchian Bishop	†ca. 245		III
Hes	Hesychius, of Jerusalem	Grk	Presbyter of the Church in Jerusalem	†d. 451	PL	III
Hier	Jerome	Lat	Scholar, Translator of the Vulgate; Bethlehem	†420	PL	III
Hil	Hilary, of Poitiers	Lat	Bishop of Poitiers (France)	†367	GI	III
Hipp	Hippolytus	Grk	Presbyter of the church in Rome	†235	GI	III
	Letter of Hymenaeus	Grk		ca. 268		III
	Hyperechius	Grk	Bishop of Zela, Asia Minor	IV/V	AM	III
Ir	Irenaeus	Grk	Bishop of Lugdunum (Lyon, France)	II	GI	III
Ir^arm	Irenaeus	Grk	Armenian translation	IV/V	GI	III
Ir^lat	Irenaeus	Grk	Latin translation	a. 395	GI	III
	Isidore, of Pelusium	Grk	Egyptian monk	†ca. 435	AE	III
Hier	Jerome	Lat	Scholar, Translator of the Vulgate; Bethlehem	†420	PL	III
	John-Damascus	Grk	Monk of Sabas, near Jerusalem	†a. 754	PL	III
	Josippus	Grk		IV?		III
	Julian-Eclanum	Lat	Bishop of Eclanum (near Beneventum)	†ca. 454	GI	III
Jul^Cl	Julius Cassanius^acc. to Clement	Grk	Roman gnostic	†ca. 170	GI/AE	III
Ju	Justin (Martyr)	Grk	Apologist; Palestine, Asia Minor, Rome	†ca. 165	PL/AM/GI?	III
Jul^Cl	Julius Cassanius^acc. to Clement	Grk	Roman gnostic	†ca. 170	GI/AE	III
	Juvencus	Lat	Spanish Presbyter	IV	IB	III
Lact	Lactantius	Lat	Teacher in Nicomedia (AM)	†d. 317	AM	III
	Leo	Lat	Roman Pope, author	†461	GI	III
	Letter of Hymenaeus	Grk		ca. 268		III
Lcf	Lucifer, of Calaris	Lat	Bishop of Calaris (Cagliari, Sardinia)	†ca. 371	GI	III
	Macarius/Symeon	Grk	Prob. written between Mesopotamia and ÁM	IV/V	AM	III
Mar^Ir	Marcus/Marcosians acc. to Irenaeus		Gnostic in Asia Minor (movement in Western Europe)	II	AM	III
Marc	Marcus-Eremita	Grk	Led convent in Ancyra (Galatia)	†d. 430	AM/AE	III
	Marcellus, of Ancyra	Grk	Bishop of Ancyra	†ca. 374	AM	III
	Marcian	Grk		†ca. 390		III
Mcion^T/E/A	Marcion^acc. to Tertullian/Origen/ Epiphanius/Adamantius	Grk	Heretic. Son of a Bishop of Sinope in Pontus, (Asia Minor). Moved to Rome in his 50’s	II	AM/GI	III
Marc	Marcus-Eremita	Grk	Led a convent in Ancyra (Galatia)	†d. 430	AM/AE	III
	Marcus, Gnostic^acc. to Irenaeus	Grk	Lyons	II	GI	III
	Maximinus	Lat	Bishop of Trier ?	IV/V	GI	III
	Maximus, of Turin	Lat	Bishop of Turin (N. Italy)	IV/V	GI	III
	Maximus-Confessor	Grk	Constantinople, Crysopolis, Alexandria, Carthage	†d. 662	BP/NA	III
	Melitus, of Antioch	Grk	Bishop of Sebaste and, later, of Antioch	†d. 381	AR/SR	III
Meth	Methodius, of Olympus	Grk	Olympus, Lycia in Asia Minor	†d. 250	AM	III
MVict	Marius Victorinus	Lat	Went to Rome from Africa	†d. 363	NA/GI	III
Meth	Methodius, of Olympus	Grk	Olympus, Lycia in Asia Minor	†d. 250	AM	III
	Naassenes^acc. to Hippolytus	Grk	Gnostic heretics	II/III		III
	Nestorians^acc. to Cyril	Grk	Nestorius was Bishop of Constantinople d. 451 – Arabia, Persia, Mesopotamia	V	BP/AM	III
Nic	Niceta, of Remesiana	Lat	Bishop of Remesiana (Romatiana; Bela Palanka, Serbia)	†d. 414	BP	III
Nil	Nilus, of Ancyra	Grk	Convent in Ancyra (Galatia)	†ca. 430	AM	III
Nov	Novatian	Lat	Presbyter in Rome	†d. 251	GI	III
Ophites^Ir lat	Ophites ac. Irenaeus		Gnostics (Alexandria?)		AE?	III
	Optatus	Lat	Bishop of Milevis, Numidia	IV	NA	III
Or	Origen	Grk	Alexandria; Caesarea	†254	AE/PL	III
Or^lat	Origen		Latin translation		AE/PL	III
Or^s	Origen, Supplement		Coment. (Jo 2:12-25) – not by Origen		?	III
Oros	(Paulus) Orosius	Lat	Born: Braga, Portugal; Priest in Africa	†d. 418	IB/NA	III
	Orsiesius	Grk	Egyptian monk	†ca. 380	AE	III
	Pacian	Lat	Bishop of Barcelona	†a. 392	IB	III
	Paul-Emesa	Grk	Bishop of Emesa	†a. 432	PL	III
	Paulinus-Nola	Lat	Bishop of Nola, Campania, S. Italy	†431	GI	III
Pel	Pelagius	Lat	British monk and theologian; Rome; North Africa; Palestine	†d. 418	BR/GI	III
	Perateni^acc. to Hippolytus	Grk		II/III	AE	III
	Peter-Alexandria	Grk	Bishop and Director of School	†311	AE	III
	Petilianus	Lat	Numidia	IV/V	NA	III
	Philo-Carpasia	Grk	Bishop of Carpasia (Cyprus)	IV	AM/PL	III
	Phoebadius	Lat	Bishop of Agen (France)	†d. 392	GI	III
Polyc	Polycarp, of Smyrna	Grk	Bishop of Smyrna (AM)	†156	AM	III
	Polychronius	Grk	Bishop of Verdun (France)	†ca. 430	GI	III
	Porphyry	Grk	Neoplatonic philosopher. Attacked the church	†301/304	PL?	III
	Presbyter^acc. to Irenaeus	Grk		II		III
Prim	Primasius, of Hadrumetum	Lat	Bishop of Hadrumetum (Susa, Tunisia)	†ca. 567	NA	III
Prisc	Priscillian	Lat	Bishop of Ávila (Spain); Heretic	†385	IB	III
	Proclus	Grk	Patriarch of Constantinople	†466	BP/AM	III
Prosp	Prosper of Aquitaine	Lat	Monk (Marseille, France)	†d. 455	GI	III
PsAmbr	Pseudo-Ambrose	Lat			GI	III
	Ps-Asterius, Sophist	Grk		†d. 431	SR?	III
	Ps-Athanasius	Grk		?	AE	III
	Ps-Clement, of Rome	Grk		III	GI	III
	Ps-Clementines	Grk		IV	SR?	III
	Ps-Cyprian	Lat		IV	NA	III
	Ps-Dionysius	Grk		V	AM	III
	Ps-Eustathius	Grk		IV/V	SR?	III
	Ps-Gregory-Thaumaturgus	Grk		?	AM	III
	Ps-Hippolytus	Grk		?	GI	III
	Ps-Ignatius	Grk		IV/V		III
	Ps-Justin	Grk		IV/V		III
	Ps-Oecumenius	Grk		VI		III
	Ps-Peter-Alexandria	Grk		?	AE	III
	Ps-Vigilius	Lat		IV/V	NA	III
Ptol	Ptolemy the Gnostic	Grk	Italian school of valentinian gnosticism	a. 180	GI	III
Ptol^Ir	Ptolemy ^Flora acc. to Irenaeus		"	a. 180	GI	III
Qu	Quodvultdeus	Lat	Bishop of Carthage (Tunisia)	†ca. 453	NA	III
	Rebaptism	Lat	Ps-Cyprian De Rebaptismate	258	NA	III
	Rufinus	Lat	Rome, Egypt, Jerusalem, Italy	†410	GI	III
	Salvian, of Marseilles	Lat	Priest, author in Marseille	†ca. 480	GI	III
	Sedulius Scottus	Lat	Priest of Gaul or Italy	IX	GI	III
	Serapion, of Thmuis	Grk	Bishop of Thmuis (Egypt)	†d. 362	AE	III
	Severian, of Gabala	Grk	Bishop of Gabala in Syria	†d. 408	SR	III
	(Sulpicius) Severus	Lat	of Aquitaine (France)	V	GI	III
	Severus, of Antioch	Grk	of Pisidia; Patriarch of Antioch, fled to Egypt	†538	SR	III
	Socrates, of Constantinople	Grk	Author from Constantinople	†d. 439	BP/AM	III
Spec	Speculum	Lat	(Pseudo-Augustine)	V	NA	III
	Sulpicius (Severus)	Lat	of Aquitaine (France)	ca. 420	GI	III
	Tatian, Oratio ad Graecos	Grk	From Assyria, studied in Rome and returned to his homeland	II	GI/SR	III
Tert	Tertullian	Lat	Apologist; Carthage (Tunisia); Rome	†d. 220	NA/GI	III
	Theodore, of Mopsuestia	Grk	Theologian in Antioch, Bishop of Mopsuestia (Greece)	†428	SR/BP	III
	Theodore-Heraclea	Grk	Bishop of Heraclea, Thrace	†355	BP/AM	III
Thret	Theodoret, of Cyrrhus	Grk	Bishop of Cyrrhus (near Antioch, Syria)	†ca. 466	SR	III
	Theodotus, Gnostic	Grk		II	AE/AM?	III
	Theodotus-Ancyra	Grk	Theologian and Bishop of Ancyra	V	AM	III
	Theophilus, of Antioch	Grk	Bishop of Antioch	†d. 180	SR	III
Theoph	Theophilus-Alexandria	Grk	Bishop of Alexandria	†412	AE	III
	Timothy-Alexandria	Grk	Bishop of Alexandria	IV/V	AE	III
Tit	Titus-Bostra	Grk	Bishop of Bostra (now in Jordan)	†a. 378	PL/SR?	III
Tyc	Tyconius	Lat	Donatist theologian in Africa	†d. 390	NA	III
	Valentinians^acc. to Irenaeus/ Hippolytus	Grk	Valentinus was from Egypt, theologian in Rome (heretic)	II	AE/GI	III
	Varimadum	Lat	Compendium against the Arians	445/480	AE	III
Vic	Victorinus-Pettau	Lat	Bishop of Pettau (Slovenia)	†304	BP	III
	Victorinus-Rome, Marius	Lat	Teacher in Rome	†d. 363	GI	III
	Victor-Tunis	Lat	Bishop of Tunisia	†d. 566	NA	III
	Victor-Vita	Lat	Bishop of Vita (Africa)	†d. 489	NA	III
Vig	Vigilius, of Thapsus	Lat	Bishop of Thapsus (Tunisia)	†d. 484	NA	III
	Zeno	Lat	of Mauritania; Bishop of Verona	IV	GI	III

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[1] Many church fathers traveled and lived in several parts of the Mediterranean, therefore the regional classification of many of them is problematical. This factor significantly qualifies the idea of “local” texts.

[2] The application of the Alands’ system to the church fathers my own and is provisional. Although the antiquity of some Church Fathers would suggest placing their testimony in category II, the fact that there are special challenges in verifying the accuracy of the received form of the biblical quotations found in the Fathers has led to assigning them all to category III.