1202Pamphilus the Martyr and his Library. 1203Jerome praises Origen but condemns others for doing the same. 1204Jerome praises the dogmatic as well as the expository works of Origen. 1205Contrast of Jerome's earlier and later attitude towards Origen. 1206The Book of Hebrew Questions. 1208Jerome's attack upon Ambrose. 1209Preface to Didymus on the Holy Spirit. 1211Jerome attacks one Christian writer after another. 1213His treatment of Melania. 1214I never followed Jerome's errors, for which he should do penance. 1215But I followed his method of translation. 1216Jerome in condemning me condemns himself. 1217He says I shew Origen to be heretical, yet condemns me. 1219His pretence that the Apology for Origen is not by Pamphilus needs no answer. 1221Others did not translate the Περὶ ᾽Αρχῶν because they did not know Greek. 1222Jerome's translation of the Scriptures impugned. 1223Authority of the LXX. 1224Has the Church had spurious Scriptures? 1225Danger of altering the Versions of Scripture. 1226Origen's Hexapla--Its object. 1228St. Paul's method of dealing with erring brethren. 1229How Jerome should have replied to Pammachius. 1230The Books against Jovinian. 1231My translation of the Περὶ ᾽Αρχῶν was meant to aid in a good cause. 1232Recapitulation of the Apology. 1233Recapitulation of the Apology. 1234Recapitulation of the Apology. 1235An appeal to Pammachius. 1237Why my translations of Origen had created offence, but Jerome's not. 1238Why my translations of Origen had created offence, but Jerome's not. 1239A Synod, if called on to condemn Origen, must condemn Jerome also. 1240Jerome's Apology for Himself Against the Books of Rufinus. xxvi