Early Christian Studies

A guide to patristic texts in Buswell Library.

Oxford graduate student, Andrew Stiles maintains this portal to the most important classics-related web resources available. To successfully link to some resources in the list such as TLG and L'Anneé Philologique, access them via the Research Databases list on the library website.

Index of Biblical Quotations and Allusions in Early Christian Literature, being the contents of the printed Biblical Patristica. "This site already allows simple interrogation in a corpus of about 400,000 biblical references."

Very useful essay in Journal of Early Christian Studies (2003) on the rise of interest in Patristic biblical exegesis as well as a practical research guide.

Some of the volumes of GCS are available full text and some are search only.

The Theological Commons is a digital initiative of the Princeton Theological Seminary Library. Begun in 2011, its purpose is to improve access to the digital and non-digital material held in the Library and, in particular, to bring Princeton Seminary’s digital collections together in a single more convenient framework, making searching and viewing of those collections easier and quicker.