On Illustrious Men

4. Jude, the brother of James

center of the Nazoreans; cf. Epiphanius, Pan. 29.7, 30.2.7, in The Panarion of St. Epiphanius, Bishop of Salamis: Selected Passages, trans. P. R. Amidon (New York: Oxford University Press, 1990), 92–93. 5. See A. Ceresa-Gastaldo, Il latino dell’antichi versioni bibliche, 23–28. 6. Hos 11.1, quoted in Mt 2.15. 7. Is 11.1, quoted in Mt 2.23. references Q 1, 83, 111–12, 306 — Cath 8, 902–29, É. Cothenet — DSp 10, 779–97, J. Radermakers — EEC 22 , 738–39, D. P. Senior — EECh 1, 543, E. Romero Pose — LThK 7, 176–79, J. Schmid — LThK 63 , 1477–82, A. Sand — NCE 9, 493–502, J. Quinlan — ANRW II, 25, 3 (1984), 1889–1951 [Scholarship from 1945 to 1980], G. Stanton — Vielhauer, Geschichte, 355–65 — Dihle, Greek and Latin, 208–10 IV. JUDE, THE BROTHER OF JAMES ude, the brother of james,1 left a short epistle which is reckoned among the seven Catholic Epistles,2 and because in it he quotes from the apocryphal book of Enoch,3 it is rejected by many.4 2. Nevertheless, by age and use5 it has gained authority and is reckoned among the Holy Scriptures. notes 1. Eus., h.e. 3.19, 3.32; R. J. Bauckham, “The Letter of Jude: An Account of Research,” ANRW II, 25, 5, 3791–3826; idem, Jude and the Relatives of Jesus in the Early Church (Edinburgh, 1990). 2. h.e. 2.23. 3. Jude 1.14–15. 4. h.e. 3.25 5. h.e. 2.23.25, 3.19, 3.32.5. references Cath 6, 1147–52, J. Cartinat — EEC 12 , 638, F. W. Norris — LThK 5, 1154–56, J. Blinzler — LThK 53 , 1026–27, C.-P. März — NCE 8, 16–17, J. A. Lefrancois; 17–18, T. W. Leahy — Vielhauer, Geschichte, 589–94 ON ILLUSTRIOUS MEN 11 ...