the-book-of-enoch-r-h-charles - Fallen Angels

Introduction Ixxxvii
circumduct nigrore fucave et genas mendacio
ruboris inficere. .'
. .
Pseudo-Cyprian (third century), Ad Novatianum (ed.
Hartel, Cyprian, in, p. 67)— a citation of 1 En. P
'ecce Yenit cum multis miJibus nuntiorum suorum 1".
facere iudiciiim de omnibus et perdere omnes impios
et arguere omnem carnem de omnibus factis im-
piorum quae fecerunt impie et de omnibus verbis
impiis quae de Deo locuti sunt peccatores.'
Hippolytus (flor. 220 a.d.), Or.
adv. Graecos (ed. Bxmsen, Ana-
lecta Anfe-Nicaena, i. 393)
Kai ovToi /j.h 6 TTipl 8ai/ioV(i)i/ tottos. 1 En. 22^ ' all the souls of the
Ile/Di Se "AtSov, iv m (jvvixovTai children of men '.
dvayKOiOV eiTreti'. O AtSr^s
TOTTO's is Kocrfiov ovK iiriKajj/TTu.
AnatoUus appointed Bishop of Laodicea in 269. Quoted in
Euseb. Hist. Tied, vii, 32. 19 roG 6e -rov ttp&tov iiap ''Ejipaiois
Hfjra TTepl larjixepCav flvai, napacrTaTiKa kuI to, (v tm 'Eva>x
fj.ad'qjj.aTa.
Zosimus of Panopolis (third century), quoted in
Syvoellus (Dindorf, i, 1829, p. 24)
TOVTO ovv t(j>a(rav al a.p)(a.'iai kol at diTai ypaac, on 1 En. 6 7.
ayyeXoL rivts iTri&vp,r)(Tav rSyv yvvaivwv, Kai KartX.-
OovTK iSiSaiav auras -rravTa to. t^s (f>v(jiwi epya. u>v 8.
;^aptv, t^fjcri, TrpocrKpovaavm efo) Tov ovpavov ep.eivav,
OTi TrdvTa to. Trovijpa, /cat p.ijBh' uKJieXovvra tt]v \\/v)(yjv,
eSt'Safav TOi's avOpdnrovs. i$ avTwv cfxicTKOvcnv at
avToi ypatfial /cat Tovs ytyavras yeytvrjaOai.
Clementine Homilies (written per-
haps in the fourth century) :
Yiii. 12-18: The angels before 1 En. 19^ After the angels' fall—
their fall descended to the 'their spirits assuming many
earth (cf. Jub. 4^^) and n-po's different forms '.
Tracrav iavTOvs /JLere/SaXov (fivcriv,
(in OfUoSecTTepa's oi'Tes oijcrias,