1313The attack on Epiphanius as a plagiarist of Origen is an outrage on the Bishops generally. Origen never wrote 6000 books. 1314The attack on Epiphanius as a plagiarist of Origen is an outrage on the Bishops generally. Origen never wrote 6000 books. 1315I ascertained at the library at Cæsarea that the Apology you quote as Pamphilus' is the work of Eusebius. 1317The letter falsely circulated in Africa as mine, and expressing regret for my translation of the Old Test. from the Hebrew bears the mark of your hand. I have always honoured the Seventy Translators. 1319In proof of this, I bring forward the prefaces to my Translation of the Books from Genesis to Isaiah. 1322As to Daniel, it was necessary to point out that Bel and the Dragon, and similar stories were not found in the Hebrew. 1323A vindication of the importance of the Hebrew Text of Scripture. 1324Though the LXX has been of great value, we should be grateful for fresh translations from the original. 1325Book III 1325Preface. 1327Your letter is full of falsehood and violence. I will try not to take the same tone. 1329Why cannot we differ as friends? Why do you, by threats of death, compel me to answer? 1330Your shameful taunt that I wished to get copies of your Apology by bribing your Secretary is an imputation to me of practices which are your own. 1331Your shameful taunt that I wished to get copies of your Apology by bribing your Secretary is an imputation to me of practices which are your own. 1332Eusebius should not have accused you; but your charges against him will not stand. 1334You taunt me with boasting of my eloquence. Will you boast of your illiteracy? 1336You wish first to praise, then to amend me, but both with fisticuffs; and make it impossible for me to keep silence. 1337You wish first to praise, then to amend me, but both with fisticuffs; and make it impossible for me to keep silence. 1338Why cannot you join with me in condemning Origen, and so put an end to our quarrel? xxx